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Step 7Drill some holes
Put the cap on the PVC Cement for a bit and get your drill out.
I started out with a 3/32" bit but switched to a 1/16" bit for smaller streams. You can mix and match as you please.
Take your 4' section of PVC and drill some holes in a fun pattern that will spray water in the air.
I did 6 small holes (3 clustered on the left & right) on what would become the top that shoot water straight up. Then i did 2 rows of holes slightly offset from what would be straight down, that shoot water toward the front and back of the device.
You may want to experiment and see what works best. You can do this by not cementing this final piece in and if you don't like it, buy some more PVC and try again.
Once you have something you like, glue this last piece in and you're done.
I started out with a 3/32" bit but switched to a 1/16" bit for smaller streams. You can mix and match as you please.
Take your 4' section of PVC and drill some holes in a fun pattern that will spray water in the air.
I did 6 small holes (3 clustered on the left & right) on what would become the top that shoot water straight up. Then i did 2 rows of holes slightly offset from what would be straight down, that shoot water toward the front and back of the device.
You may want to experiment and see what works best. You can do this by not cementing this final piece in and if you don't like it, buy some more PVC and try again.
Once you have something you like, glue this last piece in and you're done.
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