Diy water well

If you have some land, all the free water you could ever need might be just below your feet... Imagine the saving and the freedom of having your own water

If you're on well water, it can be a great thing, until your well pump is not working. Well pumps can stop working for several reasons. The most common one is when the power goes out.

A Do-It-Yourself garden stone wishing well brings many decorative possibilities. Useful for creating a koi pond, a flower well, or tool shed.

“In 2005, Hurricane Rita plowed right over the top of us. We were living in a subdivision at the time and lost power and potable water for a couple of weeks. That’s when I realized how vulnerable our public utilities are…” This article is part of a new [...]

If you have some land, all the free water you could ever need might be just below your feet... Imagine the saving and the freedom of having your own water

By Len McDougall Issue #128 • March/April, 2011 The well point’s slotted holes permit water to enter, while stainless steel mesh inside keeps out abrasive sand. X marks the spot. How “witching” for water works is a mystery, but this time-honored method of locating good well sites is still in use today. A good vacuum […]

15 - cedar 1" x 4" x 10' boards @ $6.49 each = $97.35 1 - box of #8 T25 screws 1 5/8" long @ $6 1 - regular rope 50' @ $9 1 - galvanized pail from Behrens Mfg. Winona , MN @ $7 1- 1 1/4" x 48" poplar dowel @ $3

Wishing well plans, plans include a free PDF download, step-by-step illustrated instructions, cutting list, and shopping list.