Digging a water well

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• DA

  @daithi007 · 3 years ago

  Who else thought he was going to dig deeper?

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• ST

  @Studio23Media · 3 years ago

  I love to see that "Big stretch" is a universally human thing to say. 😂

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• MA

  @Max_Marz · 3 years ago

  I so desperately want to move to whatever economy this dude is living in, the sense of community displayed in these videos genuinely has me shook. How do you just go to the local giant quarry, grab the keys to the loader and take what you want? Its obviously not <b>your</b> operation and you already have a rock crusher on your own but just the fact that you all work together as a community to support eachothers projects is just so... dreamy. Its really frustrating that I cant even imagine what my life would be like with this level of support network. I&apos;m so envious. Your channel is really giving me a mid life crisis over here.

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• EV

  @everestyeti · 3 years ago

  When you hit your hand, I winced aswell, &nbsp;🤬 think we&apos;ve all been there. So that&apos;s where Rudolf hides out when he&apos;s not pulling Santa&apos;s sleigh. 🤣😂👍🤗

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• WA

  @warwicks2780 · 1 year ago

  As soon as you started digging I could tell you were going to do well.

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• IR

  @irwinthedj · 3 years ago

  Those rings are made of high quality concrete!:D Great job!

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• IT

  @ITubeTooInc · 8 months ago

  You need to get an SDS+ chisel set for your cordless SDS+ hammer drill.

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• MI

  @Microphone73 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Swedish self-reliance! &nbsp;Excellent and thanks for the video! &nbsp;...you must also have an all access pass to all the heavy equipment in your town - airport, quarry, supply yard, etc. &nbsp;Cool.

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• ER

  @erkki2092 · 2 years ago (edited)

  And it&apos;s when you are putting the last bucket of soil, u realize that u forgot your tools down in the concrete ring 😂

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• BE

  @bennym1956 · 3 years ago

  You must have a very high water table to go no deeper than that for well. &nbsp;My bored well went down another 50&apos; from that and never runs out of water.

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• DO

  @douglasthompson2740 · 3 years ago

  Just wondering why you didn&apos;t dig a bit deeper, lay a foot or two of washed stone at the bottom for filteration, then build up with the concrete and surround it with the rock as you are doing??

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• TI

  @Timothy-lb2vr · 3 years ago

  A Swedish Andrew &nbsp;Camarata

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