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It’s because your muscles move subconsciously… Dowsing rods don’t work… but God Bless ☦️

I use a forked stick from a young tree no more than 5 mm thin and hold the ends of the fork stick so the join is level with the ground and hold the ends out at like you hold a broom in your hands and the forked end will go up for salt water and down for fresh water and it is hard to explain

I remember, when I was around 14 years old, around 1979, I heard about that and I tried that out and it worked. They would cross over water. It was pretty kewl. I often wondered if it has to do with the Earth's magnetic field being effected by water and thus also effecting the metal? Who knows, but it definitely works. You might want to grab a piece of foam from somewhere and tape it over your camera's microphone to get rid of the wind noise.

Five stars. Just put it to the test, outdoors, with play sand from a 5-gal bucket, 5/8 I. D. feed hose (10 feet), supplied with 90 psi, and a $14 HF gun, right off the shelf. WOW!

Would there be any problems using copper pipe instead of pvc.?

Looks like antenna. Are antennas basically dousing rods? Is it being pulled by a magnetic force?

Do you have the name and model number for the pump? That’s a nice small one, perfect size for my yard.

Oh and yeah new parts can be trash too. Like another guy here on the tube says "you know what new means? It means never ever worked" lol.

If you still have the truck, I'd check your driveshaft geometry. That doesn't sound good that it dies quickly. See if the rear end isn't cocked to one side or like the engine and transmission are straight. Also if the driveshaft isn't bent, that one would seem more obvious because it probably shake the truck apart. Also the drive shaft angles too, your ujoints would probably cack it after that too and also shake the truck too. Just ideas.

Can I use a welding TIG rod for the downing rod?

When I was an Elec Eng student 45 years ago, I worked for a power company for several semesters. I went out to a rural field with an old timer in the planning department to figure out where we would run a new underground service. He pulled out his dousing rods to locate the existing underground water and gas lines across this whole field. I thought he was bull5hitting me until I tried it. It absolutely works to locate buried lines (gas, electric, water). I think it's because of the "lines of flux" produced by the conduit/pipe. I used these rods many times in that job and they were always accurate. It is not supernatural, just natural science in my opinion. Whether this works for finding water or metals, I don't know, but I do know enough not to doubt the possibility.

Thanks your very through

BTW, added for other commenters: the HFT gun really isn’t crap; it just needs the air hose coupling it comes with replaced by a high performance one (available everywhere, mine from Tractor supply) it has the MUCH larger I. D. Take your HF coupling down to compare.

Outstanding vid. Good brevity. Thought of it in the Lowe’s parking lot, watched your to-the-point video, and came away with the parts. Thanks.

Many thanks... God bless...

Thank you sir. Nice of you to share.

Very interesting video. How do you protect it from freezing and causing issues? Thanks.

Name of the tool you are using to drill, please

Welding is the best choice epoxy is not holding for too long

Dousing really works

Excellent teaching on draining it down to the freeze line....thanks so much....

"or wait for it to rain or not"?

Why imperial units? Why do they still use them? Kurwa, ja pierdole!

My favorite past time when growing up homeschooled out in the country was witchin for water like you just did in the beginning. My dad saved a water line from getting hit and the pasture from getting tore up real bad when the city water works came out to upgrade the line to something bigger. They didn't have any record where they put the line so dad stopped them from guessing and taught them how to find the main line with 2 copper wires in an L shape

An old guy showed me that He used brazing rods because it was what we had I tried it and it works

How can you dig a well without a permit?

Awesome!!

Well done, still relevant 3 years later

I was a sceptic until I saw an old electrician I was working with in Wyoming locate a buried conduit using this method. We hydro dug it and he was accurate within 10”!

Use them all the time, they work good.

Absolutely works used it a few times

I'm in the Ohio Valley area with the colder temperatures in the winter I'd probably have to use something other then pvc for the freezing cold

Great video man!

I recommend you understand I've followed his directions and I've wasted my money on 2x4s because it's all bullshit

dowsing involves the ideomotor phenomenon where one makes unconscious movements. people are guessing and it comes out as magic. How confident are you there is magic? How confident are you that two sticks or rods of any type will detect water. You're being rain made at worst.

In philipine so many shallow digging, mostly have it.

is there any reason why you couldn't do this with a 3.5hp compressor that's 15A?

I wonder what happened to those people that made them?

Remove the bolts and weld the t to the back. You're going to shoot the carriage bolts which will fail. With your gong target, just bend some rebar into hooks. Maybe extra in case they get hit.

My bald head thanks you sir

I used to think dowsing was total nonsense. I got a job doing sitework in my 20's and the foreman started doing this looking for a water line. I chalked it up to him reading blueprints beforehand and knowing about where it was. Well, I was proven wrong. He told me how to hold them and sure enough, I could find the same exact straight line with them that he was finding. I never doubted it again. Still I have no idea how it works but I now for a fact that it does (at least with certain metal wires).

UK fella here, my land is on a roughly 30 degree slope that undulates. Lots of shingle and stone and rocks with some clay where ive dug in the past. My question is, is it worth putting in the effort to find water on this type of land?

Where is the video on how to make it clear? I couldn't find it on your video list. (Found some others to watch though).

Very good video. Good job man with making the video and your well 👍

The sandy soil and Spanish Moss remind me of my twenty years in the South Carolina Lowcountry. Now in the Upstate, all we have is red clay.

Is there possibility of not having pvc as material and have another type of material ?

Its probably some subconscious reaction there if what you say is true then doing it barefoot would probably work best the earth and all her wonders

Would the double spline be the same on a ford?

I believe it’s magnetic energy that moves the wire for example, if close to water that’s under the ground. That’s gonna change the magic wave around you and change the way that the copper wire is gonna go copper wire is is you could use it to connect to electricity and magnetic electricity easier

That’s what I call dedication and hard work. Thank you for doing this video!!!