Drew may refer to the following artists:

1) A pop/R'n'B artist from … Read Full Bio ↴Drew may refer to the following artists:

1) A pop/R'n'B artist from Copenhagen, Denmark.
2) Drew Ryniewicz, a contestant from the The X Factor USA.
3) A pop rock accoustic band from Jakarta, Indonesia.
4) A hip-hop musician from Houston, TX.
5) The guy who draws toothpaste for dinner.
6) Stylised DrEw, an independent musician from Manchester, UK

1) Drew is a danish-welsh solo musician from Copenhagen, Denmark. Her debut album "BRUTAL" was released in 2019 and combines pop balade with R'n'B tunes.

https://open.spotify.com/artist/0tbkTgpqZJOfie2lfeKSjr
https://www.instagram.com/drewmusic/
https://www.facebook.com/drewmusicsite/

2) From Arizona comes 14-year-old Drew Ryniewicz, who is a self-professed fan of Justin Bieber. She even managed to render his song “Baby” in a sweet and soulful manner that impressed the judges of The X Factor. She survived the group auditions during Bootcamp and soon found her way to the Judges’ Homes, where she was chosen by Simon Cowell to become part of the Top 17 contestants.

http://www.drewofficial.com

3) Drew is a 4-man (Aji Yudo - Guitar, Sashilia Gandarum - Vocal, Putra Praditya - Drums, Shanda Singgih - Bass) band that plays pop music with a significant acoustic touch. Starting our career from way back in the early 2007, DREW is originally a band that perform cover songs in some of Jakarta's best local spot that have a great music ambience.

They've just released double-singles CD with "Radio" and "High" as the tracks. Drew's 1st album is coming out soon.

http://www.drewmusic.com
http://www.myspace.com/singwithdrew
http://amp.channelv.com/drew
http://www.twitter.com/singwithdrew
http://www.facebook.com/singwithdrew
http://www.wearedrew.com

4) What is success? Success is respect; respect from your peers, your family and most importantly, yourself. With these three keys in place, one has the power to unlock the doors of destiny.

Drew was born July 7, 1988 in Houston, TX. Growing up, he was involved in numerous extracurricular activities. Drew sang in his school and church choir while learning how to play the piano and the trumpet. These pastimes would mold his love for performing and also his ear for good music.

In the 7th grade, Drew penned his first lyric. Despite being ridiculed by his classmates and criticized by his teacher, he continued to write and dream of a greater tomorrow. Years later in the 10th grade, he recorded his first song on a friends (A$E) computer. A$E was Drew's first gateway to realizing his dream. A$E not only allowed Drew to record but also provided beats for Drew to spit on. During his high school years at Worthing High School, Drew teamed up with fellow classmate Burton LeCour and wrote rhymes everyday in class. This continued until the 11th grade when Drew felt that his raps weren't up to par with his expectations.

It wasn't until the summer of '09 that Drew couldn't remain silent any longer. He began writing with more passion and purpose that he had ever felt in high school. The time in between his last rhyme was spent graduating as the valedictorian of his senior class of 2006 and then transitioning into the collegiate life at Florida A&M University.

Drew's goals are to make great music and to not be categorized in a specific genre of hip-hop. He makes many different types of songs with topics ranging from relationships, politics, good times and even the not so good ones. So never expect the same ol' same ol' from Drew, just hot new music!

6) Dr Andrew Price, known professionally as DrEw, was an independent musician from Manchester, UK. He cited artists such as the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, The Stone Roses, Radiohead, The Smiths, and Belle and Sebastian as key influences.

https://open.spotify.com/artist/1Jg62w1dkjq977vBXTjeCg?si=W_G3DQ7VSGqWhr611Jp3OQ

Dig Deeper
Drew Lyrics

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Inner Tongue Free to fall as deep as it goes Digging deeper than…
J.T. Machinima I'm a survivalist in Terraria Nobody's chest has ever been h…
Jake Sherman You will begin in the cycle again When they decide to…
Linus Klausenitzer He can hear the laughter in the trees Dull and cold…
Loch Vostok On my voyage on an ocean of lies The man killed…
With Increase Dig deeper, like clockwork, the tradition i closely follow. …

We have lyrics for these tracks by Drew:

28 Speeding down the highway, in my E28 What’s ETA heading down…

3 Headed Sequel They wanted more Yamus & Joker I told em to hold…
514 514 514 Came together make em blow 514 514 Came together mak…
All The Things I talk just like October rains And I burn my candle…
Away Fearing the unknown Falling on your own The weight of love i…
baby Baby love, my baby love, I need you oh how…
Beginnings I'm motivated to be so creative It's my destiny I'm supposed…
Believe In Love I believe in you and me I believe that we will…
Bells Ask me how do I feel, Now that we're cosy and…
C'est la vie Baby put your hands up Eyo Diego went crazy C'est la vie C'e…
CERB Drew this is just to inform you you have loss…
Dance All Night I be throwing money away Like candy at a parade. I be…
Dia -Drew: Refrao- Hoje o dia nasceu, demorou para clarear, di…
Dragging Me Down Can’t believe I’m meeting you like this You are the last…
Dusk Till Dawn Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Ohhhhhhh Oh no no no Out…
eternity without you Sometimes I wake up with the sadness Other days it feels…
Falling I'm free falling You can't stop me That's my shawty, that's …
Gotta Know I don't wanna feel like a waste But lately I've been…
Guest in this Game Aye tell me how the people judgin got the palest…
Hello Ooh oh oh, oh yeah Your standing with your friends, all…
Hey Hey She don't care about my car She don't care about my…
High Uh Got my head held high Smoking Got my head held high Smoki…
I love you too I was sleeping and right in the middle of a…
Identity Crisis Aye this year man This year's been a bumpy ride man We…
In Your Eyes You're my piece of mind, in this crazy world. Your're everyt…
Intro Yeah Huh Yeah Always stayin focused Never focused on the dra…
Isolé J'me sens isolé Confiné Stuck in my thoughts comme un prison…
It Hi, hi! we're your weather girls Ah-huh And have we got news…
It's Easy to Forget There’s no regimen, there’s no medicine to cure what you…
King of My City Moma told me boy you are the chosen one Boy just…
Let Go Oh Yeah Ooh, la, la, la Let's go dancin' Ooh, la, la, …
Let Me Drown Bet you don't know what I felt for you All these…
Let Me Love You You broke my heart 'cause I couldn't dance, You didn't even…
Life of the Party Bout to get loud ya I'm sorry Bout to walk in…
Like My Baby God knew what he was doing when He made her and…
Love for the Street I feel our time coming to an end And I can…
No Way Out I’m sick of this, and the way these people treat…
Nothing Left To Lose I think we fucked it up God it's so exhausting girl Cant…
One more Time Oh, baby, baby Oh, baby, baby Oh, baby, baby, how was I…
Perfect Disaster Feel like Russian roulette With five bullets I put my money …
Radio da um toque no radio quanto mais droga eu faço mais…
Rearview Shawty looking fine in my rearview Step on to the side…
Runaway When we drive around In an empty street With the lights Begg…
Say You Love Her You know I got issues But you never made that the…
Stay With Me Hey love can you hear me? It wasn't meant to be…
Step by Step Step by step, oh, baby, gonna get to you, girl Step…
The End Who knows where I might end up Who knows where I…
Thinkin Back I met you one time now you stuck on my…
Tu m'énerves Ayo Wizard J'pense qu'on aura besoin du Z2KF là-dessus Ouais…
Ugly because ugly ugly he's good for me give me the monsters give…
Wishlist Baby let's talk about last night Cannot undo what we did Bac…
Won't Pick Up There's no word, no call I didn't hear from my parents…
You and Me (Keep me hangin' on) Set me free why don't cha babe Get…
You Don You don't know what love is 'Til you've learned the meaning…

You Don't Know Me You don't know me You don't know me You don't know me You…

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Comments from YouTube:

Ealdfeond

3y↑9

I used this guys well drilling kit to drill down 8 meters through limestone and clay, in the UK. I used a 3inch casing, a loads more pea gravel, it works good.

Rafter H

6y↑16

I have used this drill and it works. It can be hard to keep the hole straight but it's not a huge issue. If you don't have to drill deep, in rock or need a big hole, this is a good option. I have also used his mud pump design to clean out old wells and my son used it to pump out his septic to make a repair. The is a ton of good info on his web site and you can learn alot about drilling and setting up wells. He is also very helpful and wants you to succeed. The bottom on all this is if you have more time than money he can help you get a well dug.

Pancho Villa

"if you don't have to drill deep" what would be the limit?

HowToDrillAWell

6y↑3

Thanks for the comment!

Ross Skidmore

7y↑3

Good video i really like this tool, me and my dad have been using hydro drill for about 2 years now and its great but this thing looks awesome for certain applications.

Dustin Short

8y↑22

I've done 3 shallow (garden) wells with a post hole auger one for my mom at our house. I realized how simple it is, it just takes a lot of time and energy. people saw the one I did and asked if I would do one for them. I made $400 off of each person.

Eric Raymond

Mr. Josh Brown '

Mark Lawson

6y↑28

Wow, clear concise and states his bias right up front.... thank you for this presentation. I need help finding out what is below my land. Peace

PaganShagger1488

5y↑21

Great video, I learned a lot. Thanks for the alternative methods to well digging. I'll check out your product, it sounds good. I'd rather be self sufficient than pay people to do it. Gotta learn sometime.

Gewgulkan Suhckitt

6y↑9

Regarding the first method (digging an old-fashioned well with a shovel): The safest way I know of to do that involves putting stacked concrete culvert sections in the hole and digging out from under the edge of the lowest section, allowing the entire stack of culvert pieces to slowly sink into the earth. This greatly reduces the chances of a cave-in, assuming you dig evenly a little bit at a time, keeping the bottom culvert section level at all times. A winch and pulley and someone up top to operate it would greatly reduce the work load vs trying to dig such a well solo. I would not even attempt to dig this type of well without something like this system to prevent a cave-in. I'm not sure what the maximum safe depth of this system is. I seem to recall hearing of one guy digging a well a little over 80 feet deep with this method.

Dad Dun

Got to be hars to breathe goin down in there

Ray Light

Yep dug like that but was 5mtre wide went down 13 mtres

Michael Volentine

6y↑15

Good vid. I look at a lot of well drilling videos on utube. My father and his brother drilled many wells in southwest Arkansas and northwest Louisiana in the late 1940 and early 1950. That built there own rotary drilling rig on an old school bus chassis. Charged $1.00 a foot plus the cost of the pipes and pump.

Reko Starr

is that like a lot of money for 1940?

Matthew Ressler

3y↑4

I have an artesian water system that was in place when we bought the house 6 years ago, it was touted as being a great way to get clean water and for free. Problem is, it dries up 6 months out of the year, and I’ve had to haul my own water from a pump 3 miles away, every day. In the beginning, I was filling up 20 x 5 gallon buckets, driving back and forth, filling them up and then dumping them in our above ground artesian water tank. I did this until my friend came up with the idea of buying 125 gallon tank($450) to put in the back of our Honda Element. Using that instead of buckets, coupled with a small pump to get the water into out artesian water tank(used to have 2 1200 gallon tanks, one imploded in the winter)has saved us from the labor intensive part of it, though it’s hard on our Element, hauling all that weight up a hill daily. It sounds like a lot just to have water, huh? I’ve actually gotten used to it. It reminds me of being a pioneer, lol.

Well(ha), the problem is my mom is getting older, and I’m trying to sell so I can move closer to her, put her up in a “mother-in-law suite” type situation, and no one is going to buy this house without a reliable water source. Plus time is of the essence as we our precariously still in a seller’s market, and who knows for how long.

Well, here’s the real kicker; We paid 18 grand to have a drilling company drill 320 ft, and to no avail, because we didn’t find sufficient water, only about 1/2 gallon per minute, and that’s a maybe. We couldn’t afford to keep drilling. I believe they charger $60/ft, and then $45/ft once we reached a certain depth. The capped and soldered the hole shut, I believe the next step would be to get a pump company to test it, and then hook it up to the house via our artesian water tank. But we have no more money, that was over a years worth of savings. Our realtor told us we can’t sell until we have at least 1-2 gallons/minute.

We’re a bit disappointed, but I’m really trying to see it as progress, since we can continue drilling from 320 ft down. I am a little shocked by how much they charged though. One geologist we know suggested we might have to drill down to sea level to find water. We’re at an elevation of 750ft. That’s really just so much more than I ever imagined it would cost. I’m really thinking of trying your tool and method in a different spot on our land, I think we might get lucky. Our neighbor went down a mere 15 ft, said he just prayed, and there it was. It sounds strange but I have a spot that I feel God is pointing me to where I’d like to drill using your tool. It’s where I wanted the drilling company to drill, but they suggested a point closer to the road, I guess because it was more accessible, the spot I had was under a tree line. I don’t see a link though, would you be able to direct me to where to go to learn more and possibly purchase? Thank you. Matt

HowToDrillAWell

The link is www.drillawell.com

Arf

Jeez, It was like I was reading about my own property (sans carrying 5-gallon buckets)
We also paid a driller to come out. He drilled down 280' before he came to the conclusion it was not likely we would hit water. It was the only spot on the property where we could get a truck-mounted drilling rig in.
$7000 for nothing more than a broken heart and a heck of a mess.

We are lucky enough to have a spring that is uphill from us. Regrettably, the mouth of the spring is on someone else's property, hence our water is surface water. I have way too much wild animal feces around the banks of the spring for my peace of mind and would like to drill my own at the back of the property as It has zero vehicular access. I can't even get an ATV on most parts of my property due to the terrain. I too am thinking about drilling my own with this set-up. Tons of water on the back of the property as I mentioned cant get there from here.
Good luck.

bashpr0mpt

5y↑2

Ever tried using a long nosed dredge? Instead of blasting water INTO the ground, you could blast it in and suck it out at the same time, recycling the water, not drowning the area you're working in, and not turning the place into a muddy quagmire. Also you'll have all removed overburden for mineralogical sampling later.

Rustaholic777

6y↑51

My well is 54 feet deep and it is sitting in a seven foot deep well pit. It was hand driven by two men in the 1960s. It is a 2 inch pipe and it has a 1 1/4 inch drop pipe inside it hooked to a Deep Well Jet pump. We were in this house I built here in 1977 one year when one of those men pulled in the yard and gave me the original book for the pump and written on the back of that book is all of the info on who did it, how deep it is and how long it took them to do it. They made a scaled up 120 pound driver like a T-Post driver and the top pipe was always their driven pipe. Both of these men were cement block layers and were used to lifting 40 to 50 pound blocks all day.

The Double Boiler

4y↑7

@Ms Archie oh we exist. Many of us are married to amazing wives who saw the potential. 💪

There are single guys out there like this. They just need to see a woman who will be there through the best AND worst of times. You got it. You can find your man and he will be amazing! When you BOTH can work as a team, nothing can stand in your way. Stay strong girl!

Ms Archie

5y↑4

Geez them men probably never died,, it be too sissified.. men like that don't exist anymore

Mary Klics

5y↑2

What kind of accent is this?

Accumulator1

7y↑2

I always like your vids & ideas. I assume the bit must pulverize everything for it to work. Rock bits and gravel would not fit through those small exhaust holes.

Nathaniel Burson

7y↑2

We pulverize rock layer, yes. Gravel is difficult for anyone to drill, because there isn't enough force to crush it; fortunately most places don't have large quantities of large gravel.

phillip staton

8y↑6

As usual for You, A great video with good information. Thank You.

dave himlin

6y↑1

Great video. Is there any techniques a homeowner can try, to increase their GPM flowrate in their well ? My well was drilled 8 years ago, and sat unused . The driller told me I was getting about 3gpm when he drilled it 8 years ago. I just tested it, and Im now only getting around 1 GPM....im guessing it may have clogged up some of the underground inlets that allowed water to seep into the well and fill it. Can I try and fix this with some chemicals or something else ? Ty

Nathaniel Burson

6y↑1

It's possible it may have silted in and need pumped out thoroughly. You could try the well clean out tool I sell (called "air-powered water pump" on my website). This will allow you to pump out any dirt and sand, get back to the bottom of the well, and may improve your flow. Beyond that, there's not much you can do that I know of.

cleatrampler

Trouble is getting a compressor that big. My method uses a homemade drill derrick attached to my skid steer. It works well but you do need the settling pond as you mentioned. The pump is also essential to keep the bit from clogging. Where we have coral rock it was not uncommon to make a tripod and use a string to drop a weight on a steel pipe and go down 20 feet or so.

Michael Smith

6y↑16

I can tell you that I used this system and have had a well for the last six years now. I works great and I even had to drill through shale. The well needs to be flushed now and I'll probably use the same tool to do that too.

Hollie Ackrill

Where do u buy it???

TRUMP WON 2020

6y↑2

I certainly respect for what you’re doing and believe you should get paid for your idea or invention. But for a item not in the mainstream market it can be difficult to sell. One of the best ways to advertise is word-of-mouth and that can be achieve by getting your product in the field and in to the hands of people that can share your information and talk about it with other farmers or people of need of a well. This could require test units either discounted or donated to get the ball rolling. Maybe you have done this?

This is nice but I doubt the materials in your home a drill bit cost less than $100, maybe 200. From the design I can see you reinforced the bit by welding. Used a nomadic air tool most likely waterproofed. What looks like a washing machine hose for connecting water hose or air / both. PVC pipe that required some heating to fit everything inside.

I’m interested but way above my budget but definitely cheaper then the alternative.

Thanks

Pancho Villa

6y↑2

Thanks for the video. I've never drilled a well and have never had one drilled. I inherently understand I'm drilling a hole in the ground, but what about what to do after I hit water, etc. etc. does the dvd set tackle that part?

HowToDrillAWell

6y↑5

The DVD covers what to do up until the casing is installed, grouted, and sealed and you have a finished well. That's by far the hard part. It doesn't tackle installing the pump and hooking it up to your house, no, but that information is widely available online.

John Senerwa

5y↑1

Am actually impressed by what you are doing, i come from Africa and i think your deluxe unit may be of a great benefit to the community in this part of the world. could you please let me know how i can acquire one of these gadget ?

Nathaniel Burson

5y↑1

Visit www.howtodrillawell.com for more details

Whats Mname

Wow this is so cool . My name is michelle i bought property in alturas california last year and didnt realize how big of a project i have in front of me to actually make our property liveable ( no well or septic) . Im so excited about finding this video. As soon as i have the money im going to buy this kit, i really have a good feeling about it. You seem like a really honest guy . I cant wait to try it !!!!!! God bless

Adam Withers

Excellent Summary! Great Job!!!

Raphye Alexius

Thanks for the info! I have a well with a shallow water pump. We need to pour concrete where the well currently sits. Is there a way to move just the apparatus so I don't lose the well or have to dig a new one?

HowToDrillAWell

5y↑1

Well... you can move the pump and tank, but obviously you'll have to drill a new hole if you move the well. It is possible to do something called a pitless adapter, which allows you to have a well pump a long ways from the well hole - but if you ever had a problem, you'd never be able to fix it.

calvingreene90

6y↑1

Hand digging a well to any depth is reasonably safe if you install a good well casing as you dig. The easiest way is to build it up at the top and let gravity pull it down as the ground is removed at the bottom. While a wider well takes removing more earth having enough room to work freely can reduce the effort per volume enough that it is easier to dig a wider well.

Eroom

calvingreene90 what are you talking about

calvingreene90

6y↑3

I would to but I read about it in a book over a century old. you start with a solid ring that is sharpened with the bevel all on the inside hardwood was the traditional material but cast iron or concrete had become available. You would then dig it into the ground so that it was level and firmly seated. Then you would solidly mortar in the first several layer of blocks this is important as it helps the well casing go straight down. Then you would put in several layers with mortar on the top and bottom but not between the blocks so that water would be able to enter. After the mortar has set you begin digging out the dirt from the center paying in mind that you want the casing to settle straight down. You continue to dig and add layers to the casing until water is coming in through the casing sides to meet your needs. then you would layer the bottom with rocks to keep dirt from getting into the water from there. Hardwood oak by preference was falling out of favor for the cutting ring because it would add unpleasant flavor and color to the water while it decomposed.

rbnhd1976

calvingreene90 I really want to see a video on this, digging the casing down

michael M

the 4" pumps I've looked at require a minimum of 5" casing with exception of Grunfos which is quite a bit more expensive

HowToDrillAWell

Most 4" pumps are designed for 4" casing. You can get them at Home Depot, for example, which is the one I use in my own 4" well.

Matthew Donoghue

4y↑2

It looks like a nice product, but I must note that you didn't really do a comparison with the other practical options on the market for DIY well drillers... Like the Baptist Well Drilling Method.

Todd Tramonte

I’ve been told that water can’t be reliably reached in my area (NE Dallas, TX) before 600ft. I have an older well about 55 ft deep that does get water, but it recovers very slowly. (It can take two plus weeks to fill 30% in summer.). I’d like a water source about 400ft from there and would love to buy your product if I was confident I’d hit water in less than 100 ft. What do you suggest?

HowToDrillAWell

4y↑1

@Todd Tramonte I would drop a 6" schedule 40 casing into the well, drive it into the ground a firmly as possible, then drill inside of that. Then when you're done, case with a 4" casing inside of that.

Todd Tramonte

HowToDrillAWell, Thanks for such a quick reply! My existing well is an old traditional culvert well 3ft across. Would it work to run your product down my well with some water in it to deepen it? I’m not sure how it would work to case and cap it.

HowToDrillAWell

4y↑2

To be blunt, you were lied to. Well drillers are paid by the foot, and they don't make enough money to break even at 100', so they will tell you that you need to drill deeper when the fact is, they need to. 600' wells are aiming at the aquifer, which is fine if you're irrigating hundreds of acres. The deeper you push that 55' deep well, the faster it will recover, as a rule. So what may not be enough water at 55, will be ample at 65 or 75, almost certainly.

Bal Loney

6y↑5

thanks for posting... you sound honest and convincing.

Fenkell Money

Great video 👍🏾

FSRD

8y↑2

Awesome! Thanks for sharing

Han Kwang

Interesting info . Thanks

PNP

5y↑2

I just went to his web site and bought the "how to video". Seem like a freaking awesome gadget being use around the world.

Greg Maggert

Wanna sell it when your done with it?

Saikat Debbarma

Brother yes good video. I use ur method.👍

George Earls

According to your information on your site. this will drill a 5,75 inch hole. This doesn't ;eave much room for putting gravel around the strainer. How do you keep sand from getting into the well?

Gene Miller

5y↑1

That will not go through rock, especially granite. Professional drills use special bits.

jhectormartin

im intersted in this drill. do you have a video showing this being used to drill a well

Nathaniel Burson

3y↑1

There are several, check out my other videos.

go outside

What keeps it from drilling 300 to 400 feet deep ?

go outside

HowToDrillAWell ,,,,
Hmmm, I think I need to make it close to 300,
I am going to buy the kit or the instructions and DVD

HowToDrillAWell

5y↑1

Mostly the fact that more bad stuff can happen on the way down, and while drilling. After about 150', you can't hear the drill or feel the vibrations, so it's very difficult to keep the drill working at max efficiency too.

Louis Gelinas

5y↑1

Where can we buy one of the air drills shown in the video?

Nathaniel Burson

5y↑1

www.drillawell.com

Martha Leone

What is your website? Would like more information on the drill

DiyEcoProjects

8y↑4

Looks good. Wish you success.

NJ CAMOCUTIE

7y↑2

Very interested can you just tell me the total, it would be easier then adding up part x parts...Thank you

HowToDrillAWell

7y↑3

For my drilling system, it's about $1000-$2000 for a typical well. Less if you already have a large compressor and some of the parts that might be commonly found around a shop (lubricator, air tool oil, etc).

Deon Van der Westhuizen

Great video.

Outdoors Beyond Nature™1980

6y↑1

I live near a California vineyard canal system the 100ft water Well went dry in the spring of 2014 April. I would like to know more about that air/water drill?

econdropout

6y↑1

Definitely purchasing one

Volker Siegel

5y↑3

If this is an ad, it's one of the best I've ever seen. (Unfortunately, I do not need a well)

TAPriceCTR

Can this be used to geothermal depths?

Nathaniel Burson

Yes, but it's better to make several shallow 100' holes than 1 deep 600' hole, which this system can't do.

C Corn

I don't know if I've ever laughed so much with his full disclosure of his bias

Jim McDaniel

8y↑10

where do you buy the drill and how much?

Randy Fowler

HowToDrillAWell

PixinStone

6y↑1

$700 bucks

FiveStar Marine

This was sold so extremely well with passion and straight forwardness. I’m very interested I live in Florida this may be ideal for my application.

Darvish Blathsnocker

HowToDrillAWell

7y↑7

My website is www.HowToDrillAWell.com - it's available there

RatrickPeilly

3y↑1

This video is awesome. This dude is awesome.

FinalRespawn

6y↑1

I just moved into an old home. One of the 2 original houses in the area and there is an old broken pitcher pump in the back. Also there is a creek running behind the property. The pump hasn't been used in decades or maybe it's decoration? But I wanted to know the possibilities of redoing it. If there is a creek there has to be water right? Just need some advice from anyone who's experienced. I want to turn the house back into a tiny farm one day. Need to clear out a lot of woods and having water for irrigation would be awesome. Thanks for any replies I get!

HowToDrillAWell

6y↑1

If the pitcher pump goes down into a shaft in the ground, probably used to be a well, might still be good. Water level tends to drop with decades as greater development hits but if you have a creek nearby you'll almost certainly have good water level.

Maverick Good

I’m told I need to drill down 100-125 meters to get down to a good drinking water deposit. Location is in the hills of western Ukraine. 100 meters is over 328 feet.

I’m looking into how to do this myself because there aren’t any professional water drilling companies in the area. Thanks.

HowToDrillAWell

No, we can't go that deep. However, it's highly unlikely you would need to go that far to find water. Almost everyone finds water at less than 50 feet deep (15 meters).

Citydemoand abatement

GREAT information

Squeek Hobby

Great info

David Myers

I would love to see a demonstration also,I would like to see what the drill bit looks like up close and how you go about sharpening it. So the air compressor is not included apparently.how can you do this in a remote location without a gas powered air compressor and a water source¿ Your advertisement says you get everything you need to do your drilling with, so how do you get the drilling granules out of there?

Nathaniel Burson

There are several other videos that show various aspects of it's use; drill bit doesn't need sharpening, it doesn't dig by cutting the way you drill in wood or steel, it mostly digs by vibration and abrasion. You do have to have an air compressor, gas or otherwise, to use it; but rentals are available in most places. You also need to have a source of water, but it doesn't need to be pressurized; it can be hauled in 300 gallon tanks, it doesn't use nearly as much as other systems do to drill.

TIPS FOR DUMMIES

Great Product, but how do I know if my property has too many rocks?

HowToDrillAWell

@TIPS FOR DUMMIES Probably not, no.

TIPS FOR DUMMIES

@HowToDrillAWell Thanks for your reply, yes I asked a neighbor and he said it was a lot of rocks and the dig was about 600 ft. Your device would not work correct?

HowToDrillAWell

4y↑1

Look around; if you have a lot of rock sticking out of the surface, or have nearby mountains or rocky cliffs visible as you drive the area around your home, you probably have lots of rocks underground. If you have creeks nearby, how rocky are the streambeds? This will all give you a general idea of what to expect.

Off Grid Prosperity

6y↑5

dude ur such a well genius i love you kid... i hope these are still available i need it for my desert properrty

Walky Elouidor

@Nathaniel Burson , thank you for responding. I would like the video made available for me to download. Thank you!

Nathaniel Burson

3y↑1

@Walky Elouidor We can make the video available as a download, upon request. Just ask in the comments field during check out.

Walky Elouidor

@HowToDrillAWell would you make the videos available on a flash drive? DVD s are almost absolute.

HowToDrillAWell

No, those videos are only available on the DVD, sorry.

Off Grid Prosperity

ok grerat.. just wonderin.. Are the videos on the DVD available on your channel on youtube? I was wondering about the process with using your drill and the casing etc..

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MrOlvidado89

I have a 500 ft well on my property but I think I need a second one. Can this method reach 500 ft?

Nathaniel Burson

3y↑1

No, but you probably don't really need to dig that deep. At that depth, you're reaching for the aquifer, but the surface water (typically around 30-70' deep) is more than enough and generally pure enough for all purposes. Always test it, of course.

michael M

what size casing do you use and what size pump

HowToDrillAWell

4" casing typically, although we can do a 6" casing as well. Pump can be whatever you want, 4" submersible, jet pump, whatever.

lionel thompson

6y↑57

I wouldn't buy this without seeing a demonstration

FORDEVR

6y↑1

https://youtu.be/avynx7PJf-A

HowToDrillAWell

6y↑16

There are many videos on my channel that show more information about my drill; this is intended to be a frank comparison of the various methods out there, not an infomercial for my product. You can also visit my website www.howtodrillawell.com for more info.

elhigh

8y↑53

"Obviously I sell this drill so I'm a little bit biased and you can't trust me." Well, that kind of statement actually wins me over.

Once you have the drilling head in hand, you can just rent a big air compressor. That dodges a lot of expense right there.

Mike Hunt

5y↑2

LOL it might run $30 a day. If you have a neighbor who is over 60 he either has a big compressor a friend who does. I found an old paint compressor that was home made years ago with a 16hp Kohler on it for under $100. It put out enough to run my sand blaster setup.
His comment about trust was not about his product but his ability to talk you into not buying it. If you understand how it works it sells itself. I believe I watched him use it a few years back. I was impressed with the ease it blew through sandy loam soil. But alas the Rockies are not sandy loam.

Shon Stanley

5y↑1

Why would you try and sell a product w/o demonstration sounds fishy at best!!! I'll pass-

FORDEVR

6y↑2

geo fraz

https://youtu.be/avynx7PJf-A

geo fraz

6y↑1

+FORDEVR Cool. But I didn't see that video. And when people are trying to
sell you something, they need to prove it.

FORDEVR

6y↑1

geo fraz there is another video he made showing it working. As soon as I get the money I’m gonna try this just for fun. Looks like a cool project

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Matt Heyn

To use a standard well pump a pitless adapter is most commonly used. Without a pitless adapter it's quite difficult to repair/replace pump should there be an issue.

HowToDrillAWell

6y↑2

Yes, a pitless adapter is commonly used up north due to freezing ground temperatures. Down south, where I live, no one has heard of them. But a pitless adapter is something done after the well is drilled, it has little to do with the well itself until the casing is installed.

X. Y.

You're leaving out something obvious: Where/how do you get the water to do the drilling with and how much water will you need?

HowToDrillAWell

If no source of water is present, you can haul it in with totes or barrels. Expect to use several hundred gallons a day while drilling. You don't need a pressurized water source, so a pond or any sort of holding tank will work as well.

Duggy Dugg

how do you keep water table water from running down into the aquifer water ?

Duggy Dugg

4y↑1

HowToDrillAWell
thanks

HowToDrillAWell

4y↑1

The aquifer is hundreds of feet down, we can't drill that deep.

smcgil05

7y↑3

I have a well but its filling up with sand, would this work to remove the sand from my existing well?

PNP

Go to his web site. There a guy using his pump to pump out bunches of gravel, 2-3" rocks. LOL. I'm thinking of buy his pump and use it to dredge my fish pond. Not sure it'll work...

Quinton Ball

how deep will the air power water pump work?

HowToDrillAWell

7y↑4

Yes, but there's a cheaper way. Visit my website (www.howtodrillawell.com) and get the air-powered water pump (49.95+S/H). Hook that up to a medium-small compressor and some 1" PVC and it will suck sand out of your well, as long as you have any water at all in it (or can add some extra, to make it pump).

Duggy Dugg

How about dry drilling ?

HowToDrillAWell

Not sure what you mean; you mean digging by hand?

Rosa Goffney

3y↑2

Nice video, but I wanted to see the product in action.

Elijah Thorpe

He has a link in the description to his drill in action.

Connacht MacDein

6y↑1

what is the max depth that the deluxe unit will drill?

Ken Stotelmyre

@Nathaniel Burson I am kinda curious as to why it gets more tricky

Nathaniel Burson

6y↑1

I recommend sticking to less than 100' if possible on your first well, to gain experience before tackling a deeper well. I've gone as far as 210', but it can get more tricky.

Epi Anguiano

I need to see someone actually drilling with this thing before I even consider buying it

HowToDrillAWell

4y↑1

There are plenty of other videos on my channel showing that. This is not an informercial, but a frank comparison of the various drilling methods available to DIYers.

Michael Davis

What is the deepest anyone has drilled with this device? Is appears that the depth is only limited by the amount of hose that's available.

Nathaniel Burson

210' is the deepest I've drilled; in theory yes, it's only limited by the hose. In practice, the deeper you go the more likely you are to run into a cavein or other problem, which is why I recommend no more than 100' for your first well.

Larry Fries

I drove one down 75 ' 2" with a tri pod weighing 50 lb driver through a pulley to my pickup truck jacked up guy welding three rims together cut the center out of the first two so I can Bolt the rims to the axle you wrap the Rope around the rim 1 Loop start engine put truck in gear pull rope let go that drives your (must use Drive couplings the pipe at the top 12" long the driver. Will wreck the threads you keep using that one foot piece screw it in the five foot sections every time you change the pipe make sure you use a big pipe wrench keep all the fittings tight that was a 3in Sandpoint I hit water about 65 ft this was close to Spring Lake in Illinois 40 years ago you must get the water out of the pipe the dirty water you can really screw up your jet pump vanes I drank iced tea while I was driving it sitting in a chair are you getting the picture driver on top of the pipes feeding rope through pulley on tripod rope goes around the rim what the engine turning the rim at a idle get chair Loop rope around the rim pull on the Rope two fingers yes and get iced tea

David Sutherland

What about the Cable Tool method? Or, Ground Thumpers as I call them.

Gary MacGuyver

I live in the Chattahoochee Natl Forest in NW Georgia...lots of tree roots...lots of softer rocks, red clay....I'd like to drill a few wells on my property for my guest cabin, maybe a little tiny creek? Where is your link?

michael M

where can you buy a 4" PVC screen for bottom of well

HowToDrillAWell

The DVD tells you how to make your own, and the kit includes the necessary tool.

offshoreman71

Can't you make one with an air die grinder and some pvc?

Nathaniel Burson

No, I've tried that extensively. The die grinder motors turn at 10k rpm and have almost no torque. They won't work -- as soon as they hit mud they slow and stop.

Mac Aodha

4y↑10

love how he says "I'm biased so you really can't trust me" @ 7:30

Sissy Courmier

what keeps it from being able to drill 300 or 400 feet deep. ?

Walky Elouidor

@David R I guess you would have to call a professional.

David R

What if i dont hit water till after im 400 ft down

Nathaniel Burson

Nick Oster

Great idea and only $700. I love you!

Lisa Robertson

Do people have to pay the water company for their well they digged?

HowToDrillAWell

Not that I've heard of anywhere, but they do have to install meters on them in some states.

Mohammad Omar

Awwsome cost effective bit of kit

aimeagle

Have you ever hand driven a well? I have and you do not hit it with a sledge hammer lol. You use a fence post driver. We went 59' down with this method. Was it a days work? You bet you ass it was. Shoulders were sore for days but the well is still going strong after 20 years.

Matt McCaffrey

Do you have a link to your product? I didn't see it anywhere on your website.

Matt McCaffrey

@HowToDrillAWell ok Thank You!

HowToDrillAWell

4y↑1

It's www.drillawell.com, specifically www.drillawell.com/full-catalog

Andy Curry

So how can I get one of your drills ?

HowToDrillAWell

7y↑1

My website is www.HowToDrillAWell.com it's available there

go outside

what type of grinder are you using ? like what horse power

HowToDrillAWell

Roughly 1/3 horse

IamNemoN01

What's the name of the product? Did I miss it? Is this for sale yet? Where do I buy one?

IamNemoN01

+HowToDrillAWell Thank you

HowToDrillAWell

8y↑1

Yes, it's available at www.howtodrillawell.com

DevilsDesign

When you say it took you 25 hours.. Are you saying that it was 25 hrs of continuous drilling?

Nathaniel Burson

It was actually spread over several months. Mostly it took about three separate days of drilling.

Pat Tracy

a clue,it took 25 hours total to drill,he did not say I stayed for 25 hours drilling in one stay.

abdul wanjala

how much dose it cost?

HowToDrillAWell

The kit I sell is $700; you'll need some other stuff too, like an air compressor and PVC pipe, so you're looking at about $1000-$2000 for a typical well.

dlholmes111

6y↑1

"solid granite"??? I'm sorry but that can't drill through granite which is one of the hardest rocks on the planet.

Nathaniel Burson

6y↑2

Well, it can. Not fast, but it does drill through it. One customer drilled 36" of granite in 18 hours. Not recommended if you have a ton of rock, sure, but if you have small amounts it's still possible to drill a well.

brianbirc

That bit though rock ? I would have to see that.

Jimmy Jones

5y↑3

If your product is legit, sell it on Amazon you'll make a fortune!

mrdavidelliott

I live on a small island where water is at best 6 feet below my land. How deep should i dig.? Its 99 percent river sand. South Louisiana

Nathaniel Burson

When water is that shallow, it doesn't really matter - 15-20' should be plenty. You might be better off using the method from drillyourownwell.com - such shallow water as that is often easier to access with the jet method. Or drive a well point, which is also good that shallow.

Jane Dawson

5y↑2

Couldn’t you have done a simple demonstration

bilskro

5y↑1

You have to buy the video that actually show you how to drill the well. I would think if this system really works well you would post how to use it vidoes here instead on an infomercial and then take questions. I drilled a shallow well and it was not easy at all and you get cave ins after a certain deepth, yet no mention how you deal with that; are you adding material to strengthen the well sides. Assuming you are using 3" PVC you will constantly have to stop and adding new sections of PVC pipe and glue it up. I want to drill a deeper well due to the iron you get from a shallow well, but $700 for a system that I have no confidence would even work with no vidoes showing people actually doing it from start to finish and no reviews; very high risk.

Random Tasks

The video shows you it can be done and is done. You dont attach 3" pvc it 1" pvc bud. The expansion chamber is 3"

Sadie Fry

what about percussion or cable tool ? not expensive and can safely drill as deep as you want

Roll Show

6y↑2

I like how fast this guy talks', striate to the point'.

joe quillun

LOL. I wuz thinkin the same thing. Fast talker, to get thru the video. But I like his knowledge, and honesty.

WOLFMAN TROY

Drive your sand or gravel points with a electric jack hammer.

426 SUPER BEE

All they do is> get a Work Over Rig , to drill a water well with Hammer, drill pipe, collars, casing , rock bit, water and a air compressor They use the water as a drilling fluid, and the compressor to jet the water

greenspiraldragon

You forgot percussion drilling.

Colleen Hamson

Hi, could you put your website address in the comments. That would be helpful

HowToDrillAWell

It's http://www.HowToDrillAWell.com - thanks

Cade Johnson

You should be aware that, however you drill a well, many places require a drilling permit. Why is that? Because when you drill a well, you can cause a cross-connection in the well packing between aquifer zones. For example if there is a surface aquifer recharged by rainfall and potentially contaminated with who-knows-what and a deeper zone separated from the surface aquifer by a layer of clay or rock; and you drill a hole through that layer: then forever more, water from the surface may flow down into the lower layer and contaminate it too. How could you have known?! That is what the permitting office does. At least find out if a permit is required before you start poking holes in the ground. It could save you a lot of trouble later.