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Great job

Thank you very much

Freaks are in

I really don’t get why you guys having the most beautiful country in the world rather live out in the nowhere living this way just to be alone don’t make sense for me

Awesome and Simple Solutions!

Just a head up as a plumber and also 5yr off grid. White pvc is non potable and leaches into the water. It literally says non potable on it.

Yes it works, but you'll have to disconnect the bucket to empty the sediment once it's full. What a PITA!

epic series on the spring mate

It doesn’t freeze in winter?

Thank you! Please keep spreading your knowledge bro- 🤙

Thanks😊 again. Watched for a second time

Great job explaining your process. Thank you

Nice little video. Just FYI, those "port things" are called bulkhead fittings. This is a nice simple design. I'm thinking of doing something similar to this, though a little larger to allow more time for stuff to settle out.

Any benefit to adding a fine screen to the last filter in the bucket to get the finest bits of debris that didn’t get filtered out earlier?

Interesting, thank you

Thanks for the video! I'm out here in the Coast range of Oregon, looking for ways to use my spring. Your video helped a lot!! Thanks for your time and effort.

How would one do a spring water sediment filter before a buried cistern in a place that freezes during winter?

This was extremely helpful. I have watched at least 20 similar potable water spring development videos and this one was by the very best education on an excellent cost effective way to filter a natural spring. Ty!!!

I love this

your line will not freeze in winter?

this would work better in a 55 gal blue plastic drum, the water slows down and doesn't move as much so the sediment drops faster

Excellent design! This is super useful!

This one is really instructive and I like your no nonsense approach in tackling this project. You explained everything clearly. This is the kind of instructional videos we need.

This is an awesome video my only question is how does that water flow up that initial slight incline in your first holding tank?

Great video and spring box setup. Thanks for sharing! I'm lucky (have a spring) but not smart (need help getting past scratching my head). This really helps.

I have a question. How would one use a very silty high powered river to water a field?

Good work,i did same thing too

That looks like a brilliant design

That female to female peice of pvc is called a nipple. Awesome video! Thanks for sharing

great video. I'm designing a medium sized slow sand water filter system (minimum output of 2,000gal/day). This is in a remote part of Haiti. The design currently is a bigger version of your design but we are using two 500 gallon round tanks instead of 5 gal buckets. About 3 months per year, our source creek will have very high turbidity. Any thoughts on passive mechanical filter designs to add inside of sediment filter to improve performance beyond basic gravity?

Consider adding a 90 or 45 at the inlet inside the bucket. It would direct sediment away from the filter giving it a chance to settle. Good deal all in all, simple!

Amazing dude thanks

Thanks just what I needed. I’ll sub yr channel

I cannot watch these stoner videos, mannn.. uhhh....

Any plans to make a spring fed refrigerator?

Thank you!

Where did you get the black slotted filter that is attached to your outflow pipe?

Thank you sir

Where did you get it and how much for the water storage tank?

Why use PVC instead of black poly pipe? It’s cheaper and bends.

I would consider adding a gamma type screw on lid cheap enough and would be more animal proof RUclips channel “base camp WNC” also has great info on developing springs. Awesome video what state are you in?

Great job for anyone who doesn’t have natural clay you can use bentonite clay Well drillers use it. If you can’t find that clumping kitty litter is the same thing. Do not attempt to develop a well without clay

I loved the video. I just purchased an off grid home. We have a spring that catches plenty of water. My issue is sediment. I have a 25 micron filter on, but it’s catching way too much, clogs within a day or so. This is the system I had in my head, just couldn’t put it together. You’re a genius man! Now hers my input: instead of dumping the bucket, what if you had a valve dump? Like a third valve, that just washes the sediment out?

Thank you so much man, this really helped, I am trying to build a tiny creek catchment system to gravity-feed a 250-gallon irrigation tank. My property looks just as remote and raw as yours. I love it. Thanks again from Italy

Thats pretty cool man.

Nice spring dude! Awesome. Spring development videos like this are great. I bet you know about ram pumps and all that too. Have you ever built a rock tumbler before? Like for polishing agates other cool stones? You could probably tune one to run for weeks on end with the valve you've got hooked up. I like your spring service box too. Totally dialed! Cool. Keep it posted!