DIY Floating Dock Pipe Garden Hose Water Jet from DIYeasycrafts

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  • DIY Floating Dock Pipe Garden Hose Water Jet from DIYeasycrafts
    If you're looking for an easy way to secure your floating dock to a bulkhead, then look no further than this DIY Floating Dock Pipe Garden Hose Water Jet from DIYeasycrafts.com! In this video, we'll show you step-by-step how to sink 2 inch galvanized pipe using pipe adapters to secure your floating dock.
    To get started, we'll use pipe adapters to reduce the 2 inch pipe threads to 3/4 pipe. Then, we'll use a 3/4 pipe to female garden hose adapter, which can be easily found at your local Home Depot or hardware store. With these simple supplies, we'll create a water jet that can be used to easily sink the 2 inch galvanized pipe into the mud, sand or clay bottom, ensuring that your floating dock stays secure.
    This project is perfect for those who love DIY and want to save money by creating their own floating dock. With just a few simple steps and some basic supplies, you'll be able to create a durable and reliable water jet that will make securing your floating dock a breeze.
    So why wait? Head on over to DIYeasycrafts.com and check out this amazing DIY Floating Dock Pipe Garden Hose Water Jet tutorial today!
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Komentáře • 7

  • @6mallards
    @6mallards Před 4 měsíci

    awesome idea

  • @Rjh0512
    @Rjh0512 Před 4 měsíci +1

    You didn't hammer the pipe in at all to get it started?

    • @DIYeasycrafts
      @DIYeasycrafts  Před 4 měsíci

      Depending on the bottom composition you should not have to

  • @karl514b
    @karl514b Před rokem

    What was the coupling for? To make the pole longer?

  • @camanuch100
    @camanuch100 Před rokem

    What are the 90 degree brackets called that come off the bulkhead? Can't find them anywhere.

    • @DIYeasycrafts
      @DIYeasycrafts  Před rokem

      I live on Long Island NY. Those are standard bulkhead brackets. We can get them in any marine hardware store, I got these from Oceanside Dock Hardware