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I pin a lot of stuff from Pintrest. They give me lots of ideas for things of my own creation; like this MYO (Make Your Own) Sprinkler that I found h...
The first one looks like this when turned on. See, I learn from my mistakes. Too many holes and too big of holes means no pressure. This will be ...
Supplies: 10 ft. ¾ inch PVC Pipe ($2.18) (shown already cut up) 4 - 90° angle slip corners for ¾ inch PVC Pipe ($.49 each) 1 - ¾ inch PVC Pipe to...
Cut the 10 ft. length of PVC pipe into 6 pieces; 3 – 2ft. 5 inch pieces, 2 – 14 inch pieces and 1- 5 inch piece, (let’s see: (3•29)+(2•14)+5=120. ...
Take the primer and put it on the inside of each end of each corner joint, the T-joint and on the slip end of the hose connector. Prime each end of ...
Use the clear cement, to glue the 14 inch pieces to the straight sides of the T joint and glue the 5 inch piece in the center part.
Now use the cement to glue the slip end of the female hose adapter to the end of the 5 inch piece.
Now use the clear cement to create a square of PVC pipe, with the 4 long sides and the 4 - 90 degree corners.
Now come that part that I messed up bad on. I drilled too many of too large of holes on each side of the square. Too many holes mean not enough pr...
Then I hooked the hose up to it and turned on the water. This is the result. Enjoy!
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