Brilliant stuff

Uh... well... of course there is ... honesty, kindness, sacrifice to name a few, and I think such traits are far more important to have. I mean the Nazis were working very hard to improve their lives - but they did it by theft lies and mass murder of innocents. But your point is well taken and there is something very heartwarming about such humble labor.

@@kevinkinal9557 By looking at these men Kevin I could tell they fill all the criteria that you bring up I don't think they're Nazis😳😌 Thank you for your assessment👍🏻✨

They are just doing a paid job.

Strength, perseverance, resourcefulness, mechanical aptitude, cooperation, fraternity for the love of Goodness, and determination! 😊 Pouring in a little water to get more in return - in good faith! Good return on investment of initial offering in kind, sweat equity, and good faith! Very very interesting! Much respect!

The mistake 18th-century Europeans made. I've seen a well dug by a modern drilling rig. It uses the same method, just with a big power truck and derrick. My company's well went out in 1988 (a very dry year around Chicago). They had to have a new well dug and it went 340 feet deep through very fine silt. It took weeks because the first bore caved in on them and they had to start over.

Their mistake is not leveraging their great ideas so that others are doing the actual labor. Such hard working people will never become wealthy enough to escape their poverty. Also, protective footwear might not be a bad idea.

@@catsupchutney The economic infrastructure to leverage ideas has to be in place first. A way to establish credit, invite capital and access markets are things the government needs to make possible before we start saying that these guys are the ones doing something wrong.

@@momentary_ Right, opportunity cost. Still I see a lot of people relying on their own labor rather than thinking about how to exploit the work of others. Both situations can be true at the same time.

me too? But I was in the Trades for 40 plus yrs! so I know what a Mexi CAN, DO! JUST ABOUT? ANYTHING! I am doing a version of this Now in Los Angles CA! already hit WET! Dirt! got to be careful not to Hit Oil! about 20' more should about do it? but I got a Knew Knee and had to slow down a bit, and I do it alone with some other engineering, I'm retired. BLOWS MY MIND with not boots! bet not one of these guys has all his toes!

loved Alvin the Chipmunk well driller!!!!

You should see them work in basalt and similar strata with the water table at 80m+ down.

BBZZZZTT. How many previous men were not so lucky and got tangled in the power lines?

I thought that exact thing.

@@craigescapeddetroit5198 Just have to hope the fuses at the substation are actual fuses, and not a bolt put in there to make it work.

Exactly my thoughts also.

@@SeanBZA My sister was vacationing at a small but pleasant hotel in a country I think I'll leave anonymous. But an older man in the pool began floundering, splashing and shouting incoherently. A younger man in great shape dove in to the rescue, only to begin the same erratic, panicky gestures. The awful denouement is what you might fear--a random electrical current had been unleashed into the water by a lousy, sub-code wiring job. Both men died of atrial fibrillation even before medics could get there; the hotel hadn't bothered even to have a defibrillator on the premises. My sister's story still brings tears and silence whenever we recount it.

They sound like minions with it sped up, it adds to the entertainment value 😂

They are from Pakistan Say Salam ☺️

I assume they learn to be careful quickly over there, judging by the foot protection they use.

So after watching this video, do you think it would be highly skilled to replicate. They are simply replicating what someone showed them because there is nothing new here.

These guys must be the lowest iq engineers worldwide, digging holes with their hands instead using shovels. In other countries you would call them idiots.

@@robertwadas "they are simply replicating what someone showed them..." Didn't you just define the entire human experience in a nutshell? 99.99% of what we do is what we've been previously shown, starting at infancy. Hell, nobody even knows how to read or write until we are shown...it's fundamental, not trivial. Nobody ever made a claim of anything "new here". Quite the opposite. I think the point is that they've done this so many times in the past that they might be considered "master well engineers" by some. They make it look easy, regardless of whether or not it actually is. The older gentleman makes it look effortless through finesse and grace, which comes with experience. The few times they swap up and the younger guy takes over the labor you can instantly see he works slower and with more strain...product of not being as practiced as his senior.

@@_FirstLast_ I guess your not an engineer. I worked with Caterpilliar Engineers and worked on million dollar test engines that had systems that were never used. Sure, computers just happened from previous human operations and were just replicating something.... I guess Tesla was just mimicing others...nope.

might want to watch another youtube video to learn what a "engineer" is. These guys are hardly that

star wars Jawahs

@@general5104 Minions

@@general5104 HOUTINI!!

I thought it was translations for the Chipmunks.

Amazing what can be achieved with no cell phone, no govt regs, no council laws, no university degrees, no hard hats, no hi viz and no interference by any pain in the ass that thinks they know better. And no electrician full of self importance and regulations.

No OSHA

@@funkiwikid6106I’m sure that he would rather drill the hole with a machine

@@funkiwikid6106 The reason why these people look and work this way is because they cant afford to do it any different. Much like with the ship breaking they do, labor over there is basically a step above slavery. And because the training over there is minimal at best, the quality of the work is poor. Those brick walls they are working next to look like they were hastily thrown up, and the pipes were not fitted correctly, meaning the pipes will have severe leaking problems. I dont like government interference in the US either, but having higher labor standards means having better construction that lasts longer. Id rather not live in a third world hellhole where everything is on the verge of falling apart because nobody can or will do better. The government over there isnt any better than ours just because they allow people to do heavy/hazardous work without any real training or protection. In fact, I would argue its worse, because if the government and corporations dont have to spend any money on things, they wont. Then you get what you see in the video; something akin to what my friends and I would do in the woods when we were kids, and with the same skill level.

Who gives a toss about health and safety, that's for little Mary queens

The thing is they haven't got all these things

what you just described is called 'shell and urger' in the UK mate. i'v seen a team go down 60m in half a day in estuary formations. i'v also seen them stopped dead by birmingham bolder clay on a sampling job. a very situational drilling system. what you want to see the the Dutch guys they use vibrio to sink the shell pipes and can go like stink. shell and urger has almost completely died out because of the vibrio sample drilling systems. but shell and urger its still the king if you need to bring up samples for structural testing. or if you don't want to disturb the formation by liquefaction or lateral distortion.

@@tommyfred6180 Interesting. Thanks. What does "urger" mean? G.B. Shaw said Britain and the US are "two nations separated by a common language" : -)

@@malcolmmarzo2461 urger! well that would be a canal tugboat in New York state mate. what i intended to say was auger. what can i say, me + beer = stupid. :)

@@tommyfred6180 Thank you. Now I'm going to open up another Corona Light, the best light beer over here.

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This! Not a plumber, but I did cellar conversions for 20+ years and have plenty of experience setting up sump pumps and drainage systems. Not only did they not knock the can over, they didn't even get any dust in it! Now I'd probably have less respect for their skills if I was an electrician...

I too was amazed they didn’t knock the can over. But it could have happened and was edited out of the final. The home made brushes were okay.

You have WAY to much time on your hands

@@ugetridofit Absolutely!! My mate!! these poor bastards working their balls off for their village and some smart arse armchair expert comes along giving some smart arse advise! Get over there with some gloves and shoes and give them the benefit of your smart arse advise!!!!

wow, you said everything that was in the video. lol

@@biggusdickus9046 They show a wide range of drilling and water well development. I am surprised they didn't at least put up a tripod with a pulley to ease the lifting. I expect the well was shallow enough that it was faster to pull pipe hand over hand.

Wow, I learned alot ! Thanks 👏👏👏

Thank you

I hate jet pumps because if you lose suction for any reason the only way to get water is with more water. My water is at around 25 feet and my wells are 50 feet deep and I have submersible pumps. I want to have a 4th well dug with a 12 inch casing. The rest are all 6 or 8 inch.

They are using tried and true technology.

Smiling and laughing while working together! True craftsmen

Not just in Australia, even in India too now . Majority is losing the skill.

Как они трубу на провода не положили. 😊

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Humans have been ‘figuring things’ out long before you were even born…you owe your existence to your ancestors who ‘figured things’ out , so they could survive….

​@@arbjfulDid you think he was saying any different?

@@arbjful Calm down sweetheart

Well, you can't live too long without water

@@cheapskateaquatics7103 True, meant like as opposed to just staying near it.

it's all sand, not sure they will do well whenthey hit rocks

method of drilling mate.

Did you even watch the video?

Using a set of equipment that hasn't changed its basic concept in a few thousand years. Don't be disrespectful just because you are on the internet.

No attention to detail. The pipes will loose integrity and when glueing them together you shoul roughen the surface ( sandpaper) to make sure the connection is good. Saw the same in SE Asia. People are good workers but not schooled in the proper use of modern materials.

It said centuries old method of digging without power tools, nothing about plastic.

Bamboo

My father used to express how cold it was by saying: "colder than a well diggers a__".

The Chinese were using this technique 2000 years ago to tap brine aquifers in Sichuan so I imagine others were too.

👍 thank you very much for your feedback

Slavery made us prosperous. And then fossil fuels. And then cheap labor and lax regulations abroad. And the story of the American dream keeps the masses futiley working for the people who tell it. Culture issues are a welcome and perpetuated distraction.

these people have been doing this well before amurikans. lol. arrogance at its best.

What was the big big mistake? Profit? Is that what you call a mistake? This is several types of drilling at the halfway mark is an example of cable tool drilling, the deep one goes a different means must be used to get there. As still used today. Rotary drilling is fast more and efficient way to drill.

….and are compounding those mistakes all around the world.

Enter the unions and cost skyrockets

In Idaho you are not allowed to drill your own well legally. Not even by hand.

​@wolfmantroy6601 I used to think that the farther West you travel, the fewer random laws you have to deal with, but that's not necessarily so now. In some places, it's illegal to catch rainwater. And Elon Musk built in Texas because he said if he had tried to build in California, he'd literally still be doing the regulatory paperwork in the time it took to finish in Texas.

​​@@wolfmantroy6601thankfully you won't find too many cops going around looking to write tickets for illegal well drilling

Same in Ohio, rocks, clay, rocks.. I just put a fence up and had to dig down 3 feet for each post. It often would take 2 hours to do 3 feet using a post hole digger and a huge crow bar to remove many rocks.

@@walterrutherford8321 Idaho has filled up with Californians and people escaping Portland and Seattle. I grew up there but moved to Alaska back in 2000. I could see what was coming. They invade Idaho and then start making new laws.

9 hours, no smoke breaks. 😊

Cmon Thing. Herein Hungary they made it right before my eyes., difference with water outwashing and a hand drill

I'm not sure that was scd-10.. looked too thin.. (mind you I'm here in Canada, and we have to go with class pipe, typically class 200 which would be the most comparable) I think it was just uPVC drain pipe or ag pipe.. maybe class 3 or 4 agriculture pipe.. it was uPVC, so it is potable water safe... Lol. I got curious enough to look it up.. UPVC made by a company called Adam Jee in Pakistan, Standard: ASTM D-2241 SDR-32.5, which yes, it was potable water safe, but it only has a pressure rating of just 125 psi... so ya.. a bit below what we'd be allowed to use for irrigation systems.

The only centuries old method part was the rope and pulley part

I see you have 1 like...was that you John?

Lol. We Wuz Kangzzzz

Centuries old DRILLING