Do It yourself: Rain water harvesting Fliter - Part 1

This video will help you to understand the process of rainwater harvest with creating the first filter along with cost which can be used to fill your sump / water tank to even recharge the bore well

[@chandeviprelak]

Very Good Explanation i have spent Rs 8000+Installation Charge 2500(Market Price ) without referring to your video , it's very useful.

[@vaidula]

Excellent and Valuable Information...I was searching for this kind since last 3 days....Jai Shri Ram🙏🙏

[@psehanabish3932]

The most valuable video on rain water harvesting secondary filter making.
You rock 😊

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thank you

[@mrrohal8025]

😊Good job

[@datlasatyanarayanaraju9683]

Good information namaste

[@lalithcooray5943]

Thanks. I will build one at home. Thankyou again. Sri Lankan.

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thanks

[@sunnysuraj197]

very good filter sir , i will start a business of rain water harvesting system installer , this will help me to reduce cost for this service

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

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[@zu_one_sea6441]

Very Useful video to who looking for handmade Rain Water Harvesting Filter. Thankyou sir.

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thanks

[@ranjiniranjini1010]

Very good explanation sir. Thanku for this usable video.

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thanks for your motivational feedback.
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[@revathiayyappan3847]

Going to make a filter as you said in this coming raining season

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Happy to hear this. Save water, save earth.
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[@shivakumarksoppannavar1689]

Worth seeing this video practical aspects also covered

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thanks sir. Really encourage me.

[@nayeemmaniyar9913]

All the explanation you did was great, what is the cost of this home made filter

[@kamalakumaripssm]

Excellent.. Really Great job..👍🎊

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thanks a lot. such feedback inspires me.
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[@viditchandra3816]

It's reducer socket...sir....very well explained and nicely prepared...👌

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thanks for feedback.
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[@darshankm90]

Very useful, thank you :)

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dmathivanan1549]

clearly explain thankyou

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

You are welcome

[@TimeSurfer206]

Keep in mind, we do not use "Glue" to glue the pipes together. We are using "Cement" to make them join together.
The big difference is, glue is basically a material that sticks to each surfaces, holding them to itself to hold the surfaces together.
Here, we are using the glue to "Melt" the plastic, so the plastic will melt together and their surfaces will bond directly to each other.
The reason this needs to be understood, is so we understand why we need to do it properly. The Dauber for the cement needs to be rubbed over each square nanometer at least twice to break the plastic's Surface Tension, which will help it melt together. THIS IS CRITICAL for a water-tight seal. This is also why, on Pressure Pipes, we use a Primer before the Cement (Oatey Purple Primer is probably the best known).
Also, I would not use Grey PVC, unless your pipe's color coding is different than America's. Grey PVC Pipe is not pipe. It is Electrical Conduit, meant to house and protect wires. It uses different "Plasticizers" than pipes intended for Potable Water. And I would be willing to bet you a beer that they are carcinogenic. White or clear PVC pipe is the only way to go.
It's an awesome design! I'm going to copy, but modify. I think the first change I'll make is use a Food-Grade Epoxy Resin to attach the netting, so, no holes gaping around the Cable Ties.

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thanks for your comment and guidance. I am happy you would be using this. Do share your work and we will be happy to lean from it.

[@TimeSurfer206]

@@diyalmosteverything2956 Thank YOU! Always nice to be complimented, and I hope mine, to you, rang out as loudly as yours just did to me!
(Plagiarism IS the most sincere form of flattery)

[@anandjain4889]

Excellent, this looks very fine and worth.
Small feedback, too much of details on cutting machine and saw which was not necessary, rest all was good

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thanks for the tips! sir actually lot of viewers ask for it. But will; try to see how we can make it shorter. Keep sharing your feedback so we can improve.

[@vaidula]

what is the exact length of the total filter? and exact length of the Mosquito Net filter that was made using 4" pipe...Regards

[@JayanthiParamsivam]

🙏

[@gurumoorthy47]

good video ..thanks brother

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thanks for feedback
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[@LetsLearnWithUs]

So good thank you brother

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thanks

[@desaibandhu]

Can we go for Water Tank storage also in addition to sump and borewell recharge, please revert.

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Yes its possible. The water quality is also very good.
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[@omeralialkaseri8524]

3 x 2 inch is called reducer bushing

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thanks

[@saikumaradigela]

Hi. My 6" threaded end cap is leaking. I suspected this while buying since this did not have a rubber ring inside. What should I do, kindly help.

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

depend where it is leaking. buy simple tephlon tape which you can get in any hardware shop. its very thin tape white in colour used for plumbing. wind it on thread and tighten it. should solve your problem

[@infotube-kannada4016]

When to install show me complete video

[@revathiayyappan3847]

Nice explanation 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thanks for the feedback.
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[@omeralialkaseri8524]

MTA is called Male threaded adaptor

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

thank you

[@namdevjambhulkar3480]

Vheree nice translet to hinde & marathi

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Ok sir

[@catchalot1515]

where is part 2 and part 3. i can't find them

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Part 2 posted. Part 3 coming soon sorry for delay

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

th-cam.com/video/3Mk0yr14Gc0/w-d-xo.html

[@nageswarn]

Hi sir how to clean the filter after sometime

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thanks for your query. It is very easy, just remove the cap by unscrewing, pull the pipe net filter wash with water and reinstall. You need to clean once a year. My suggestion is to keep terrace as clean as possible.

[@bapudeokar5249]

How much water flow it can filter

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

upto 3 inch
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[@ThomWalbranA1]

YOU SHOWED A TWO FILTER SYSTEM IN THE DRAWING, SO WHY DID YOU MAKE A SINGLE FILTER

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

Thanks for your comment. We made 2 video as its was too long. Request you to see part 2. th-cam.com/video/3Mk0yr14Gc0/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgwCSEKMHJ-omc4R0_V4AaABAg
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[@bapudeokar5249]

Sir do you have literature on it

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

As it was DIY we don;t have. However tried best to explain in video. Happy to answer any specific question you may have or any help needed.
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[@namdevjambhulkar3480]

Mr.sab log English nahi samjte hindi ya marathi me video banadona

[@diyalmosteverything2956]

will try sir at least in Hindi