It's Gonna Be DEEP! Drilling A Water WELL + Milling BEAMS For Our Custom HOME 

I WOULD Say around 1150 feet! That sounds pretty deep and if it does go that deep, very many dollars😲 possible that 600 feet would be deep enough how ever, I quess we all find out. Fun to watch the vid and sure You are all excited to get this part of this big project done, soon You will have the 3 main big parts, power,water,sewer, done..hope You all have a nice day down Your way.

اقل من اسبوع شاهدة جميع فيدوهاتكم .. اشخاص مجتهدين وعائلة جميلة اتمنى لكم التوفيق .. حب كبير لكم

920' Beside that, enjoy watching your family and you working together and enjoying life.

Hey, when ripping logs you do Not have to remove bark - first rip gives you the flat edge, flip that all the way over to rip the opposite side, then you have two bark covered sides to do. Your logs are all "branched off" so they would be easy to do this way!

great tree action watching the drill,,,i think its going to drill around 850'....give or take..do i get a prize??? wow, big beams...bball after a long day of work...what a great sytem you guys have with the saw mill,..great shot of the saw mill and the drill rig..thanks for sharing...

I’ll guess 1200 ft. You guys always know ahead of each process what you need to do and you get it done quickly.

275' and not half way? Well I missed my guess then...this is an exciting place in your journey, don't forget to enjoy the progress, you will have some fond memories of it in the years ahead. We built our house [my wife and I] back in 2006-7. We have been blessed.

1200 ft ours 25 years was 80 ft still going strong we have Artesia well by up water running to all time.

Really interesting, thanks for the video. I guess 800' from googling it. "How deep is the Coconino aquifer in Arizona? At the rim, the depth to groundwater is about 600-700' and this gradually deepens the further north you go. In the City of Flagstaff area, wells in the Coconino Sandstone and groundwater are 1500'-1800' deep" And since I think you are somewhere around the southern side of the aquifer.

Your commitment to tackling such an ambitious project with enthusiasm and precision is truly inspiring. Drilling a water well and milling beams for a custom home showcases your dedication and skill in turning dreams into reality. Watching your journey unfold is a testament to your hard work and vision. And I am Floating Village Life, Hit follow and let's explore together!

Our well is 360 ft, I suspect yours will be over 500 ft. deep. ❤

My wife estimates 750ft deep on the well. I say at LEAST 25ft deep, so I know I'm correct. We live right next to oilfield property in southern California, and they're out here drilling/re-drilling wells all the time, albeit for a different fluid. One of my neighbors was telling me just the other day how they had a tool break off down the hole around the 7000ft level, and he was tasked with running the drill rig to retrieve it, or else that particular borehole would have to be abandoned and I'm sure everyone can imagine how much it costs to drill down THOUSANDS of feet. That doesn't even consider the permit process involved in getting permission for a new well.

❤goodness, big projects, exciting time. Thank you for sharing🙏🙂

775 feet deep. Good luck.

I guess 682, and I don't know anything about where you are drilling. Nice to see finally getting water.

Hi you two, watching from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 it’s almost feels funny how deep you have to go, (275 ft less than half) the water 💦 companies here never have to go that deep to get good quality water and plenty of it, but there’s no dessert either so swings and roundabouts but I’m going for rain water harvesting at my next house, so I’m not tied to the grid and the costs associated with it but that also means I have to put up with virtually constant rain all year? I’m a patriot so love England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 and the weather that comes with it! Sometimes I wonder why we have water 💦 bills at all, given we’re wet or soaked most of the time! Can’t wait to see how deep you dig down? Best Andy..

My wells on my Joshua Tree properties were always about 100 feet over estimate, lol

Well done. 👍

Love your milling video. We got 2 for 1 this week.

IN AUST, THATS BUSH / SCRUB YOU MILLED THE TREES 😊😊ITS VERY GREEN DESSERT /BUSH LAND

My guess is 650ft very exciting day great video

The camera work capturing the drilling process was phenomenal!

650’ I really enjoyed this video. All the others are very good to. You’ve been working so hard happy happy happy

Husband guesses 850'. I thought 990'. We've been watching for awhile. Great family life. Thanks for sharing.

I so glad you are getting water now .I don't no how deep but really deep

you guys are SO Fricken SMART! Nice job trenching that slurry away from shed.

Havent finished the video, yet. But I do think that you will have to hit around 750 ft before you hit water, but I think 800ft to get the best of the drilled well.

That is fantastic that you're finally getting the well done. I would say about 850 ft. Your family must be very happy that you're going to have well water. ❤❤

Another great video by two great folks. I am so happy you are punching in a well so you will have good dependable water. The logs are making great lumber for you. Blessings to you all.

Excited that you all are excited!! So Happy for You All!! 🥰🙏🏻❤️

Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing

587 ft. Is my guess for water. But if you hit oil 🛢 go halves in it ok ..lol. You & your family are doing a great job

So excited for you and your family may God continue to bless you ❤

Good morning how are you folks doing today it looks like everything is coming together we should get to have a well out there for water and keep up the good work and God bless you guys

This is more like a drilling rig in the oilfield so awesome when it’s drilling for oil 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

I so admire you and your family. my family and I live in Gilbert, AZ and I told my wife as soon as out youngest graduates from High School (Class of 2025) we are going to move to northern AZ and build an Off Grid Homestead. I hope we have neighbors like you. 😉

First... my estimate... and looking at the guess from other people, I'm a bit low at 585. Next... I was hoping you'd share a sketch or an artist's rendering of what your custom home will look like... approximately. It's just nice to know what you are shooting for... and we know there are always a few changes here and there - but I'd love to get an idea of your vision. Thanks for sharing this journey with us.

I am going with 867 foot deep.

Mine in Seligman area was 700, you being up near flagstaff area from what I can gather is your area guessing around 1000-1200’

Thanks guys 😊 love watching 😊

Im not good with measurements lol but its deep, things are coming along slowly ❤❤, see u next week ❤

Love how you process the by-products straight away.

I will go with 960.

That water zone is not the cohancy formation in south jersey has the most water

I’ve heard they can be 1200 ft in Coconino with no guarantee of success. Maybe that’s my area, big dollars though for sure.

900 feet 😊

My guess is 830 feet. Thanks for taking us along

My guess would be around 700 feet. I hope it is less for your sake. I hope the lumber package shows up after the well is done and you are able to get everything milled that you need.

If you pull the bucket up higher on your sawmill you will catch a whole lot more sawdust...I have the same mill

love your positive way. think well will be 615 feet. always looking forward for your next video. watching it in sweden

South Mississippi puts in quess at 875. Good luck folks.

Look at prices but 8×8×16 dug fir, 3 to500$. You saved a bunch!!! PS 650ft?

425ft 9:28

750 feet deep. Y'all keep up the good work. Awesome !

I think around 725😊

I really enjoy watching your channel. You 2 work so well together and your children are great. I having watching your channel since you moved off grid. I moved to Your area almost a year ago. However I'm not starting from scratch. I'm 61 bad back other issues I wanted to but knew better. I love out of Show Low up towards Concho. I hope to see you around town some time.

So cool 👍👍👍

756 FANASTIC VIDEO

Whoa!! Coconino aquifer is larger than the state of Colorado!!

6 hundred feet

Love you guys and you're progress - thanks so much for sharing, really brightens my day :)

That’s awesome news guys

My well is 350 feet deep. The water level is at 40 feet and so I should have plenty of leeway. I know in AZ there have been water issues, but I think that's mostly south of the Mogollon Rim.

I’m praying for you guys! I’m so excited for you! God bless you!

680' the deeper the more$$$

Best well video I've seen. Thks

Being you guys are in Arizona I’d bet 350 feet at least most likely, you’re Alaskan friend🙏❤️Good luck and God bless you all❤️

800 ft

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1,350 feet

670 feet deep.

Ok, here goes - my guess is 600' - 605'. I lived in the Georgia mountains (yes - the Appalachian ) for about 10 years. The neighbors and I shared a common water system. Water from the bottom wells (2 then a 3rd) was pumped up about half-way up the side of the hill to an enclosed vented tank. From that pump house the water then was pumped up to the top of our neighborhood into another large tank. The water from there was gravity feed to all the association homes. The system was designed to pump water to the top and gravity down. There were three stages: bottom (well pumps), and intermediate stage and the top tank. When the second was not sufficient the third well was added and hydrofracked it as well. This allowed water to our homes without 100% system up time. Great story you and the family are telling. Good luck and health to you guys ...

850 feet.

I would guess 840-FT

I'm guessin' 1437.82 ft.

The guys at MYLITTLEHOMESTEAD , in NV, went to 500 ft. so I would guess you would be a similar depth

👍👌👏 You all did quite well! 😁 ;-) 2) I'm eagerly looking forward to watch the next logging/camping episode (you mentioned to need more Douglas fir). Best regards, luck and especially health to all involved.

1250 feet

I will guess 888', but then I am clueless

850

1000 ft for the well.

550'-600'

950 is my guess. Well done everyone. Your dream home is on its way. It will go faster now. All the grunt work is mostly over.

The music! Fantastic video!

1000 feet is my guess. Congratulations on your progress. Blessings to your family😍

875 feet deep

so excited for you guys. Woo Hoo. Stay safe

750 feet.

We drill'd a 720ft well once back in 93 for $20,000...hope you don't have to go that deep.

1000 feet okay 🎉

680ft

300 feet

My husband says 1300, i figure about 700-800

How about 989' .good luck folks.

My guess is 950’. Our well at the family home in The San Luis Valley, Southern Colorado is that deep. Supplied water to 6 families until 1960. Then city water was installed in the county. Well is still producing artesian water year around. Thanks for including us in your journey?! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🫡

460 feet

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I'am going to say 650Ft

754 feet