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  • Bellisimo ,muy ingenioso y efectivo, un saludo a los hermanos bolivianos desde Uruguay.

  • damnit now im craving mexican food. thanks for posting this but the music makes me hungry

  • add solar pump

  • @soapshouse or perhaps an Emas foot-operated pump, for a cost of 20$.

  • well water taste like shit

  • @HiWay69s what nonsense.

  • @HiWay69s nope it's actualy very good

  • Parabéns!!!

  • homeboys forgot to use their purple primer

  • That is bloody amazing!

    Such simplicity and innovation used to provide something so valuable to these people.

    It looks hard work drilling it but i guess it shows you how weak westerners are compared with other people whom don't have the benifit of all our labour saving machinery.

  • Fantastic!

  • you are great! Thank you, you touch me...thank you again.

  • too much process of well drilling

  • wow i like this video, it's great for those children.

  • good video, makes one appreciate the simple things in life.

  • Great method for poor countries!

  • this is a very interesting video, but i think it needs a nerrator to explain what exactly is happening, great video thanks for posting.

  • @markdangerman the idea is to have it self-explanatory, so you don't have introduce any language problems. The way the video is now, you can show it people speaking any language, and they will still stand a good chance of understandig it.

  • Wow.

  • ★★★★★

  • Job well done brother, Just show the way. Job well done..

  • hey this is cool as hell... Pack a lunch though

  • Would this work in Southern Oregon?

  • @88arau Depends on the soil type: it will only work in sandy / clay soil, at most with small stones. In the US it is probably easier to get a commercial company to drill a well, though.

  • @mtwestra: Hahaha you got the $5,000 for the machine for me to borrow? S. Oregon is high desert.

  • @88arau Ah :-) Than you might need to drill rather deep. Although, with this technology, holes up to 100 m have been drilled.

  • Awesome, this is what makes peoples lives worthwhile. The effort put into giving water to them is the work we all need to do each day.

  • Nice!

  • WOW...

  • This is just great. Hard work and know how got these people something alot of people dont have, Water. I wish good luck to the workers and the people they help. Thank you for sharing this video,Rob

  • very good work may God be with you.

    muy buen trabajo que Dios esté con vosotros.

  • which country is this?

  • @perfectlife4u This is Bolivia, near lake Titicaca.

  • @perfectlife4u its colombia not near lake titicaca

  • genial, muy buen video,muy buen aporte,are un pozo en mi terreno.gracias

  • Awesome job!!! Thanks for sharing.

  • Bien hecho!!

  • Outstanding !!! Its nice to see good hard working people coming together and bring a way to get water without a BIG PRICE. God Bless You

  • This shows the world how people who have very little shines when it comes to inovation and total teamwork. Thank You and Blessings Phil

  • nice video

  • All I can say is wow your great, I have worked on big drilling rigs for the past years and to see this type of teamwork and ingenuity put me in aww

  • Thanks! It is the accomplishment of Wolfgang Buchner, in Bolivia. He has founded a water and sanitation school EMAS, teaching these technologies to the world.

  • Thanks for your generosity of showing this very educational video to the world. It's really amazing what you accomplished!

  • great job, where can i contact that blond guy that did the drilling?

  • Dear mulmat3,

    the blond guy is Wolfgang Buchner, who is in Colombia and runs EMAS. Could you send me an email? than I can send you his email. You can reach met at twitter at mtwestra

  • good job but theres better was then that but

    good job

    it help a lot of people

  • fantastic

  • I think these wells are drilled in one or two days, depending on depth.

  • how lond did it take you to dig that well?

  • Thanks for posting...

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