How to easily make holes in Terracotta Pots without the drilling machine?

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This video shows you to make holes in Terracotta easily without the drilling machine. Using a hammer and a screw driver you can make holes in clay pots within a few minutes. Try this method and see it for yourself. The thick towel is the key.
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[@wisemanindisguise]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!! i was so scared to do this because I thought i would break it but it worked!!

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Yeyyyy!!

[@birdsgalaxymysoremysore5406]

Same here

[@llllllllllilillii]

I like when people show how to REALLY do things, I feel so many of these modern people expect you to buy a big shop with a ton of expensive electric tools to do things and my mind is always wondering how they did it without tools because things were done BEFORE all this expensive stuff just as well if not better. That's why I end up watching lots of videos outside my country because here it's all about excessive consumption and showing off the most expensive things and not learning the REAL ways to do things. For instance I love growing flowers and orchids and thanks to youtube for other countries showing easy ways to fertilize your plants naturally instead of buying all these expensive soil mixes and fertilizers. Thank you for posting this!

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Well said

[@susie9893]

Good tip. I like to avoid chemicals etc too

[@sujathadevireddy9531]

Thanks for the video. Really its been a great help for me. I painted some terracotta pots which I intended to use as planters. But faced many problems as these pots didn't have holes. I was scared to make hole as the process might break them. But after watching this video I made holes successfully. Many thanks

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Awesome 😊

[@debaratisen3123]

Today I have made some extra holes in a big terracotta pot using your method. And I did it perfectly..😊😊

[@Urbanscapegardening]

You're welcome 😊

[@susie9893]

I would like to make a really large hole in a terracotta pot (basically take off the bottom) and have been trying to figure out if that's doable without hiring a wet saw

[@preetaswani2696]

Thank you Sir, it really works. I had 3 pots and didn't wanted to throw them. Because of your idea within few minutes I could use them as planters

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Excited for u

[@kmadhuri4554]

Worked like magic. Thanks a lot. Am going to try with ceramic cups too.

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Great

[@laurajohnson8832]

I love clay pots. There are usually basic kinds of pots here at some stores in the U.S. and expensive. I love your channel.

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thanks Laura 😊

[@sindhu7009]

Excellent video and ideas. I was able to find two terracotta 'kalasha' pots at my local Indian store in California used as a pooja item! I drilled holes using your method. So neat and I'll be turning all of them into pots now.

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Wonderful news

[@athira_dearie]

Bought the same pot used for poojas last day for planting succulents. Saw it in a terracotta shop and was instantly sure it would suit succulents. I was wondering what to do to make a hole in it. This video is really helpful. Thank you. 💕

[@Urbanscapegardening]

That's great 👍

[@lindamain9227]

Thanks, heaps! My terracotta pot has been thinly painted in what looks like water-based paint. Before I try this technique, I will scrape some of the paint off from the inside to allow the water to penetrate the terracotta. Fingers crossed I'm successful🤞🏽

[@Urbanscapegardening]

U will be successful 👍🏿

[@tapit123]

Excellent lesson. So easy to understand and the teacher has a most reassuring voice...

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thanks 😇

[@onethousandwords]

Best! I've been looking for this answer for years!

[@melissadecker393]

I love your pots. I wish I could find some here.

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thanks Randomgirl

[@ananthrajesh77]

This was the best hack wonderful helped me a lot❤

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Glad 😊

[@snowhitestar6678]

Thanks a lot for sharing such beautiful tricks

[@Urbanscapegardening]

You're welcome

[@anuradhaseran5234]

fantastic and absolutely a simple,self sufficient ,easy method thank you so much you have given strength and motivation to a senior citizen from basavanagudi bangalore. yesterday i purchased two uralis today, i will make holes in them by your method. AND post the successful results God bless you Mother"s Day gift😀 keep up the good work

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Nice Anuradha 👌 do share the update 😀

[@anuradhaseran5234]

Surely, i will Tc

[@anuradhaseran5234]

Hello there🙏🏼 Tried your method of making a drainage hole in the Urali. And...... it worked 👏🏼👏🏼😊😊 Thank you. Followed both your ways of 1) drainage hole with wall nail 2) drainage hole with screw driver Perfect methods👍🏼 God bless Keep up the good work, URBAN SCAPE

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Lovely 😇

[@ruthburr1951]

Thank you, I am finding your videos are very easy to follow and at the same time I am learning quite a lot.

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thank you 😊

[@vandanad3786]

I used to do this in almost every terracotta thing....sply little chai kullahad....they look so cute.

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Awesome 👍

[@AbhinavKashyap_YT]

Thats what I came for.. :)

[@Urbanscapegardening]

😊

[@susie9893]

Thanks for these tips. I've seen much of this elsewhere but I feel like using that thick tile is crucial

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Welcome ☺️

[@susie9893]

@@Urbanscapegardening sorry, towel, thick towel. Autocorrected fail Edit: another autocorrect fail - autocorrect corrected it to autocorrected. Ah!

[@Urbanscapegardening]

@susie9893 yes for a second I was thinking I never used a tile 😆 totally fine

[@extremechimpout]

Hey this worked perfectly! Thanks 😊

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Glad it worked

[@jayalakshmiunni2080]

Very useful information!

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thank you 😊

[@sandeeroberts9361]

How long do I need to soak the pots please?

[@Urbanscapegardening]

3 or 2 mins would be fine

[@lindamorgan2678]

Thanks you know how to use your BRAIN instead of going to the store to buy a special drilling bit !! Bravo and thanks so much BTW I knew it could be done with out BUYING something special. AND better yet you do not go on and go and try to be an entertainer and look and listen to me I am so great B.S. and we know what country is known for that

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thanks 🥰

[@abhinavnaithani7344]

Excellent video and voice quality ❤️

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thank u

[@Praharsha54]

Thank you. It worked.

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Lovely 😇

[@Smokey_da_Bear]

Thanks, brother.

[@Urbanscapegardening]

No worries!

[@premalathadhandapani5824]

I love ur voice😍

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thanks 😊

[@ratiupreti2899]

Thank you. It worked like a charm.

[@Urbanscapegardening]

👍🏿

[@ankitajoshi4408]

Successfully done...ty

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Wow

[@birdsgalaxymysoremysore5406]

Excellent video

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thank u

[@rainbowcreative5318]

Thank you so much

[@Urbanscapegardening]

You're welcome

[@ritafarnworth4303]

Great video , very helpful.

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thanks 😊

[@jayashreemurthy99]

Very informative video USB.thanks Ashlin. For d tip.

[@Urbanscapegardening]

You're welcome 😊

[@jerryarul85]

Very useful video. I tried it & it came out well!

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Nice 👌

[@mahfuzakhanom31]

Thank you brother it works ❤️

[@pmcg97]

Old methods are the best 🌻😊

[@Urbanscapegardening]

😁

[@GardeningatDouentza]

Really? Wow. I must try this!

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thanks 😊😘

[@KylanaG]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@tomesjonos5763]

Thank you for sharing..

[@s.a.Bfirestarters]

Very nice ty you deserve more subs

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thanks 😊

[@NoName-rx9lo]

Thank you soooo much! Can I make multipld holrs in the same pot?

[@Urbanscapegardening]

👍yes

[@aartiga]

Very nice 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@shreepramod2009]

how long have to soak the pot?

[@Urbanscapegardening]

1 min maybe

[@birdsgalaxymysoremysore5406]

So basically use a screw driver and start slowly to make holes. But before that make the pot wet. Right?

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Yes 💯

[@christybrown1532]

How long do you soak terracotta in water before hammering a hole?

[@Urbanscapegardening]

A min or two

[@gouravkhuranavlogs7234]

Can I use this method on fibre clay pots ?

[@Urbanscapegardening]

U could try

[@jorjodojaper]

How long does it need to be soaked in water?

[@Urbanscapegardening]

5 min

[@Nancyssweethome]

Does it break when the pot is wet

[@Urbanscapegardening]

No

[@saharm4u]

Can you please tell how much time would be required to soak the pots

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Just a min

[@saharm4u]

@@Urbanscapegardening Thank you

[@simpleliving611]

U can paint them too

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Hi Srilatha. I don't paint well. And I like the rustic look that terracotta gets with age

[@simpleliving611]

@@Urbanscapegardening nice😊

[@christybrown1532]

@@simpleliving611 I find painting the outside still holds the water in too much. It doesn't give any breathing room once you paint it. Am I correct in that? Because my experience says I'm correct it maybe it's in my head LOL

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Paint clogs the pores. True

[@cassiecovey2265]

Why do they make them with no holes😫

[@Urbanscapegardening]

These are utensils that are being repurposed

[@sadiaafrin4941]

J