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This wishing well is made from treated pine and cedar. I like the two tone color as I think it gives it a liitle different look. It has a hollow bottom so that it easily fits over a well casing. The well stands about 5’ 6” with the inside diameter being 20 1/2”. I have made smaller versions and larger versions of this well with the largest being 37” inside diameter and 7’ tall.
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7 comments so far
lew
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posted 32 days ago
That’s really cool! The perfect way to camouflage the “real” well plumbing.
Lew
thetimberkid
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posted 32 days ago
Great work!
Thanks for the post
Callum
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jockmike2
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posted 31 days ago
Great job, I made one for my brothers place up north, but his pump sat above ground.
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spoonman
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posted 31 days ago
very well done. very unique apperance. aesthetically appealing. wonderfully executed. Kudos
Jesse
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Bradford
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posted 29 days ago
Made any money yet?
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Bigdogs117
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posted 28 days ago
Bradford
I’ve probably sold 20 – 25 of them. So yeah, I’ve made enough for another tool. : )
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PineMan
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posted 28 days ago
Very nice looking!
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