My friend Alex needs to run power to his garage he is building for his microgreens business. We were lucky in that the soil was sandy, so we use used a conduit connection with some slots hacksawed into it for our drill bit. The shop vacuum worked great to suck the dirt out as we went. In more compacted soil, a pressure washer hose down the middle of the conduit would help break up the ground as you go.

It was a fun projects, and a satisfying one as quotes for this job ran from $3000 to $7000, and we were not sure our plan would work. I know this won't work in all soil types, but I hope this helps someone out who has a similar project in mind.

If you would like to subscribe to my friend Alex's channel, it is called "The Microgreen Jungle". It is about starting a microgreens business, but he will be posting some videos about his garage build process and I'm sure some other interesting DIY type content occasionally.

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As always, Thanks for watching!


0:00 Intro.
1:14 The Microgreen Jungle.
2:09 Work Begins.
5:50 Rigid Octane Hammer Drill.
9:20 Shop Vacuum Repairs.
11:30. Land Dredging/Drilling begins.
13:45 Drilling Connections
17:13 Tripping Out a Plug in the Drill String.
18:36 Guessing the final distance.
20:08 Victory!
23:40 Subscribe for More!