My favorite part of this video is when you turn off/back on the water and the light, then you smile and just enjoy and admire your handiwork! I love that part! Great job on the build!! You SHOULD be proud! (And so should your Mother!)
April, this is so impressive. It turned out just great. Love the sleekness of the design - not to mention how you figured out all the steps in getting it to work so flawlessly.
What you said at 5:30; To point the holes upward. I actually learned that by looking at the back of a zamboni one day at a hockey game. I had noticed they were pointing up and wondered why for a moment until it dawned on me. I found it simple and clever
April, (and others doing a fountain build) a way to make pump adjustment much easier will require only two more plumbing fittings, a tee and a valve. You’ll be creating a “bleeder valve” to adjust flow rate going to the distribution tube. Please note, the following will all be under water in the sump. On the outlet (pressure) side of the pump, plumb in a tee. On one branch of this tee plumb in the valve, the other branch of the tee runs to the distribution pipe. By adjusting this (underwater) valve open or closed it “bleeds” the water flow reaching the distributor tube, thus also adjusting the pressure at the distributer. You’ll want a deliberately oversized pump and then you can drill as many holes as you want in the distributer tube, adjusting this bleeder valve to get your optimum flow. Nice build by the way!
APRIL , THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO.NOW I FEEL MORE CONFIDENT TO MAKE MY OWN WATERFALL. I LIKED THE WAY THAT YOU EXPLAINED STEP BY STEP SIMPLE AND VERY EFFICIENT.
April I am Emmanuel from Nigeria, I just want you to know that what you do here is really inspiring and as for this glass waterfall project, its really brilliant.
Pretty cool! I like when people repurpose items headed for the trash and makes something really neat. You really hit a home run with this one! Good job!!!
Those were my early days in building, some even before I started videoing building videos. They were just summary of what I built. Thanks for watching.
Great video! We’re considering doing one of these in a room divider in our home and yours is the best tutorial type video we’ve found on the subject. Thanks for that! One thing to note is that a problem we’ve found with the glass-etching cream is that it really isn’t strong enough to effectively etch anything that’s been tempered. Even leaving it on overnight doesn’t leave much of an impression, so if somebody is super dedicated to the sandblasted logo element, it might be worth finding someone to do it or exploring other, stronger options. Obviously not everyone is going to need to use tempered glass, especially in this situation, but if you’re using a recycled tabletop or you’re putting it somewhere where kids, dogs, or wayward items can go through it, tempered is the safest option, and etching cream may not do what they’re looking for.
Your waterfall video is very interesting and well done. I looked at the detailed instructions and decided to build one. I will be using it on our deck sheltered by a large roof overhang. I plan to use composite material for durability. I will modify wiring to exterior codes. My wife will create the design. Thanks. Your short appreciation video shows your fine character.
: D Wonderful! I can't wait to see how it turns out. Please email me a photo. Composite material...are you thinking about going with something like fiberglass? I can't wait to see her design! Tell her I said hello. Hope y'all have fun with the project!
THANK YOU, APRIL!! I was going to buy a fountain for my entry foyer but could not find one with the design I wanted. I decided I would have to make it myself but had little knowledge about doing it. I started looking at videos for some instruction - all done by men - they were cool but either I didn't feel confident because there were aspects they did not go into or it seemed they over complicated it which made me feel like there was something I wasn't getting. THEN I FOUND YOU! I said, "Great! A woman! I bet I'll get it now! She'll break it down for me where it will all come together. And sure enough, you did not disappoint. I know I can do this now thanks to YOU!
A beautiful project!!! I think it even looks great without any finish on it. Of course, "popping out that grain" would look pretty spectacular too. Kudos on your work...
That's really cool April! If you set it next to the fireplace and throw some sleeping bags on the floor, you can pretend that your camping next to a stream with a campfire. Job job on the design and build.
This is a brilliant video. I am planning to build a water wall in my garden and this has just helped me decide how to tackle it. Thanks for the inspiration.
I found your UA-cam channel just yesterday and I must say, I enjoy your videos and look forward to seeing more great projects from you. To find or meet a girl that has ur ambition and enthusiasm to get busy in a shop and create things, is very rare. The waterfall looks beautiful and very well thought out!
April...I'm blown away....this is awesome. You are just like my wife...(she can do anything she sets her mind to)...she like you is an amazingly creative person. This is one of your coolest projects to date. I'm excited...no doubt, many more great projects to come!
You are one of a kind, love all you work, am my self do stuff as a hobby but don't have workshop or basement , just some handyman tools, thanks and you are great ,
Hey April...This was a really awesome project! At my sign company we use glass etch vinyl which looks like real etching. We cut it with a plotter but it could be hand cut with a hobby knife or scissors. I'll have to try it to see how it holds up continuously under water but it could be a cheap option.
That would work. I figured there would be condensation on the back but I have used it a lot on windshields with no problems. Pretty durable stuff so I think it would hold up
I commented on your arched mirror frame a day or two ago and I thought I had seen all your videos. I had not watched this one...it is really cool and shows a lot of patience and ingenuity. I just took out a door on a job that has a Jalousie window in the center of it and I want to make a lighted Japanese floor lamp with the glass from the door. I was wondering how to frost the glass without sandblasting it. Your tip on the craft store product may save me a lot of time. I thank you. Keep on doing what you do! Thanks.
Nice water feature. I've seen other sandblasted glass projects with the mini LED light strips. That keeps the project a little cleaner with hidden lights. Great Job! I enjoy all of your videos. Keep up the good work.
Yay! Excellent project, April. Now I know what to do with all those big pieces of tempered glass I found in a dumpster. :) My wife said it was worthless. HA!
Your videos are very professional with enough info. to inspire and complete the project. We are really thinking about tackling the sliding barn door. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
Nice work April! Very helpful tip about how to position the water flow up top. We are going to be tackling one of these but on a larger scale very soon. thanks!
Again sorry I can't post only reply to someone's post. Nice job April, on the glass waterfall. I have watched quite a few of your vids and must compliment you on being articulate and well informed. Do you have a lot of retakes or are you a natural at what you do. Keep on making DIY videos. You have helped a lot of people. Greg Messer.
Way cool build. It makes me wonder if you could use acrylic instead of glass and mount leds in the acrylic on the bottom. hmmm.... I really enjoyed the video. It looks really good. Great work.
Thanks Jim. I don't know if I would call them excellent....I just keep trying things until they work and do what I want....so maybe the correct way to say it is I have stubborn problem solving skills. ; )
Nice Job! Like to see how it looks with out the glass. I started 1 4ft x 3ft 45 inch tall. almost the same way except I was using a 4x4 post on each side 1 4x4 across . Table saw cut a grove depth of half inch pipe.
Thank you so much..this video was very helpful..I've been searching for a water feature tutorial since few days and no one explained it the way you did.Thank you once again😊😊😊
April, The waterfall looks great. I hope the company you work for appreciates it. This would look beautiful in a lobby with that company logo etched into the glass and the lighting. Very creative and clever design and build. Regards, Bob
April, may you please share how much this cost once you purchased everything. Just trying to see if its cheaper to make one or buy one. Thanks and love your channel.
Excelente trabajo como todos los que haces, eres una mujer muy especial con alto sentido de creatividad, felicidades y gracias por compartir tus videos.
Hello I do not speak english. I find your work supper. I noticed that for the work of strength a man helps you. But what matters is the intelligence of the hands for this super work, again Bravo Google translation
Hey April, next time you want to do a project with led lights, UA-cam led light strips. Lot of good information on and procedures out there. Especially if you go with the RBG color changing lights. Thanks for sharing. Take care, David
April, I wonder if you used softened, or distilled water, if that would help the waters clarity?....(don't know if you have hard water there or not?).....just a thought.....Nice job!
EXCELLENT Video Thank you so much for sharing this great video. I am a NLP/Hypnotherapist... and I think this would be Beautiful and Relaxing in my Office...
Hi April, Excellent presentation of a project of which would be very expensive to buy. I ran across this You Tube presentations and it caught my interest. I have two separated panes of tempered glass from a 3 foot by 6 ft patio door. Your water fall project has given me some ideas on building one out of the glass rather than smashing it. I do sandblasting and art work so this will be an upcoming project that I will do soon. Thank you for sharing the insight in this excellent project. I might add that I see some outstanding talents of which you have displayed in your presented projects. I think you can hold your own in the mostly male dominated woodworking field. You should be proud of your ability as I can see that they can become truly amazing in the years to come.
: ) Thank you for your kind words Jay. You have completely made my day. I'm so glad you enjoyed my project and I really hope you do make something from your pane of glass. If you do, I would love to see photos. Take care.
Seen a couple of your videos. Good job, very creative stuff. In the winter, I build cedar log furniture. Bar stools, Bars, beds, dressers, night stands, gun cabinets and pool tables. Hey, what do you think of those Triton tools?
April I'm so beyond impressed with your handygirl skills! Your video has MUCH more detail on the how to than all the others on here. Would you mind answering a question if you have a minute?.. It sounds as if when the flex tubing was used over the 90 it was bad for some reason because it pooled up on top of the pump, however I'm totally clueless as to why this would be bad?? Again very impressive videos! You put some of us guys to shame! haha : )
Well thanks. : ) The reason it was bad was because the water would run back on the flex tube and all the way back down to the base of the sides. So it was running along the 2x4 that was holding the piece of glass and then pooling on the surface of the base. Even though I put two coats of protection on the wood, it was sloppy and since there was a fix, I decided to use it. ; )
Really?! : D Thank you Marcelo. I bought my pump at Lowes because it was during winter and it just so happen that they had one left on the shelf. However, I as at Home Depot the other day and they also sell fountain pumps. Local plant nurseries also carry them.
hi how are u ? i like ur waterfall it looks nice. so i decided i make one for my company. everything turn out great, but there is only one problem. the holes on the pvc pipe shoot out the water, the water shoot out good on the glass, but the water seen to stick or stay at the hole then it start dripping and hit the rock make the floor wet. do u have any ideal why it does that. thank you
Watched your video looks great, but was wondering if you are able to get LED cable lights and run that around and in the caps as they are waterproof and would light up from 3 sides and would be hidden away, just a thought but still it looks great
absolutely love this. Been trying to figure out a way to make one of these and you just helped me to do that for a womens conference I have coming up. Thanks so much! Also want to make one for myself...be blessed.
Great project April. Very neatly presented too. Compliments to the video operator too. One suggestion for lighting the glass, if you could place an LED strip lighting on the top or even along any one side directly in contact with the edge of the glass pane; it will enhance the lighting effect & as a bonus, the top & sides covers would then be very slim. Great waterfall! Adding the odd plastic plant could possibly add to the beauty. Additionally those color changing christmas LED lights would also add some more variety. Best Xmas wishes.
i want to make this glass waterfall but in smallest size like a tabletop fountain, i already made a prototype but i failed to produce like that water flowing down smoothly. The water won't bond. I tried to put cloth lining on spout holes on pipe where the water comes out, it kinda works and the water are bonded but the flow of waterfall is forming a triangular shape. any other recommendations? or maybe i need an additional height to make it work.
My favorite part of this video is when you turn off/back on the water and the light, then you smile and just enjoy and admire your handiwork! I love that part! Great job on the build!! You SHOULD be proud! (And so should your Mother!)
April, this is so impressive. It turned out just great. Love the sleekness of the design - not to mention how you figured out all the steps in getting it to work so flawlessly.
; ) Why thank you ma'am. I'm glad you like it.
What you said at 5:30; To point the holes upward. I actually learned that by looking at the back of a zamboni one day at a hockey game. I had noticed they were pointing up and wondered why for a moment until it dawned on me. I found it simple and clever
Great project. Love the waterfall. I always love the sound of running water. So soothing. Great addition to any space. Well done.
April, (and others doing a fountain build) a way to make pump adjustment much easier will require only two more plumbing fittings, a tee and a valve. You’ll be creating a “bleeder valve” to adjust flow rate going to the distribution tube. Please note, the following will all be under water in the sump. On the outlet (pressure) side of the pump, plumb in a tee. On one branch of this tee plumb in the valve, the other branch of the tee runs to the distribution pipe. By adjusting this (underwater) valve open or closed it “bleeds” the water flow reaching the distributor tube, thus also adjusting the pressure at the distributer. You’ll want a deliberately oversized pump and then you can drill as many holes as you want in the distributer tube, adjusting this bleeder valve to get your optimum flow. Nice build by the way!
APRIL , THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO.NOW I FEEL MORE CONFIDENT TO MAKE MY OWN WATERFALL. I LIKED THE WAY THAT YOU EXPLAINED STEP BY STEP SIMPLE AND VERY EFFICIENT.
April I am Emmanuel from Nigeria, I just want you to know that what you do here is really inspiring and as for this glass waterfall project, its really brilliant.
Pretty cool! I like when people repurpose items headed for the trash and makes something really neat. You really hit a home run with this one! Good job!!!
It seems like i have been following you for years. But I'm finding all these new videos. I'm not complaining. Love You.
Those were my early days in building, some even before I started videoing building videos. They were just summary of what I built. Thanks for watching.
Great video! We’re considering doing one of these in a room divider in our home and yours is the best tutorial type video we’ve found on the subject. Thanks for that!
One thing to note is that a problem we’ve found with the glass-etching cream is that it really isn’t strong enough to effectively etch anything that’s been tempered. Even leaving it on overnight doesn’t leave much of an impression, so if somebody is super dedicated to the sandblasted logo element, it might be worth finding someone to do it or exploring other, stronger options. Obviously not everyone is going to need to use tempered glass, especially in this situation, but if you’re using a recycled tabletop or you’re putting it somewhere where kids, dogs, or wayward items can go through it, tempered is the safest option, and etching cream may not do what they’re looking for.
Your waterfall video is very interesting and well done. I looked at the detailed instructions and decided to build one. I will be using it on our deck sheltered by a large roof overhang. I plan to use composite material for durability. I will modify wiring to exterior codes. My wife will create the design. Thanks. Your short appreciation video shows your fine character.
: D Wonderful! I can't wait to see how it turns out. Please email me a photo. Composite material...are you thinking about going with something like fiberglass? I can't wait to see her design! Tell her I said hello. Hope y'all have fun with the project!
Love your water fall and especially the pleasant and easy way you present it. Thanks and keep them coming.
I hardly know any ladies who r into wood working...nice to see u make brilliant stuffs...good job keep it up!
THANK YOU, APRIL!! I was going to buy a fountain for my entry foyer but could not find one with the design I wanted. I decided I would have to make it myself but had little knowledge about doing it. I started looking at videos for some instruction - all done by men - they were cool but either I didn't feel confident because there were aspects they did not go into or it seemed they over complicated it which made me feel like there was something I wasn't getting. THEN I FOUND YOU! I said, "Great! A woman! I bet I'll get it now! She'll break it down for me where it will all come together. And sure enough, you did not disappoint. I know I can do this now thanks to YOU!
Awesome! I'm glad you found it useful. Enjoy the build and thanks for watching.
A beautiful project!!! I think it even looks great without any finish on it. Of course, "popping out that grain" would look pretty spectacular too. Kudos on your work...
Good job April...especially the dado for the glass and the angle of the water flow.
7 years later still the best vid out here ...trust me Ive been watching youtube videos on this all day.
Thanks! I loved that waterfall build. Thanks for watching.
Great job April! Love that sound!
: ) Thank you so much John. For everything.
Nice work! And another interesting Maker to follow on G+ and UA-cam.
Great idea, The sound of the water is relaxing and makes me want a Tropical Drink.
It look great April. The design is sleek and can be used just about any where depending on materials. Keep up the great work.
Thank you Justin. : )
Just by tearing apart side and top panels you have solved my all issues and answered my all questions.
Thank u so much 👏👏👏👏
That's really cool April! If you set it next to the fireplace and throw some sleeping bags on the floor, you can pretend that your camping next to a stream with a campfire. Job job on the design and build.
Lol. That is a very original idea. : )
April, your smile is contagious, really like your happiness with your work accomplishments !!
This is a brilliant video. I am planning to build a water wall in my garden and this has just helped me decide how to tackle it. Thanks for the inspiration.
Very Creative. I like the way you make the waterfall across the glass.
I found your UA-cam channel just yesterday and I must say, I enjoy your videos and look forward to seeing more great projects from you. To find or meet a girl that has ur ambition and enthusiasm to get busy in a shop and create things, is very rare. The waterfall looks beautiful and very well thought out!
Well thank you. : ) I'm glad you found me, and even more glad you enjoy my projects.
Saw these on house md in the background and was very fascinated on how they work, tutorial much appreciated
Awesome, thank you! Glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching.
April...I'm blown away....this is awesome. You are just like my wife...(she can do anything she sets her mind to)...she like you is an amazingly creative person. This is one of your coolest projects to date. I'm excited...no doubt, many more great projects to come!
You are very creative April. Great video!
Thanks!
Paul
Paul Ricalde Thank you Paul
You are one of a kind, love all you work, am my self do stuff as a hobby but don't have workshop or basement , just some handyman tools, thanks and you are great ,
Hey April...This was a really awesome project! At my sign company we use glass etch vinyl which looks like real etching. We cut it with a plotter but it could be hand cut with a hobby knife or scissors. I'll have to try it to see how it holds up continuously under water but it could be a cheap option.
Just cut it in reverse and apply to the back side?
That would work. I figured there would be condensation on the back but I have used it a lot on windshields with no problems. Pretty durable stuff so I think it would hold up
U are sooo awesome! I love DIY projects!! I can not wait until i get a workshop like urs!!
: ) Thank you.
I commented on your arched mirror frame a day or two ago and I thought I had seen all your videos. I had not watched this one...it is really cool and shows a lot of patience and ingenuity. I just took out a door on a job that has a Jalousie window in the center of it and I want to make a lighted Japanese floor lamp with the glass from the door. I was wondering how to frost the glass without sandblasting it. Your tip on the craft store product may save me a lot of time. I thank you. Keep on doing what you do! Thanks.
I totally want to make one of these for my office... very cool!
: ) Awesome, glad you like it. I'd love to see it if you make one!
Great design, great features, GREAT job. I'm going to test my abilities and try to make something like this. Thanks for posting.
Nice water feature. I've seen other sandblasted glass projects with the mini LED light strips. That keeps the project a little cleaner with hidden lights. Great Job! I enjoy all of your videos. Keep up the good work.
Cool. And the water makes such a soothing sound!
Nice job! You gave me an idea for an indoor glass waterfall for our home. I think I will add ferns in front. As always, I enjoy your presentations.
Yay! Excellent project, April. Now I know what to do with all those big pieces of tempered glass I found in a dumpster. :) My wife said it was worthless. HA!
You are who I hope my daughter grows up to be. 😊
Your videos are very professional with enough info. to inspire and complete the project. We are really thinking about tackling the sliding barn door. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
This may be the coolest thing I've ever seen you put together! Your husband is a lucky man.
Great idea April..and well done!
I might have a go at one using acrylic and give it to the kindergarten my wife teaches at.
Better late than Never. Just found this video and am super delighted just what I was looking for. GOD bless your handwork April.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice work and just what I was looking for to add some humidity to my rooms. Thanks April...
Nice work April! Very helpful tip about how to position the water flow up top. We are going to be tackling one of these but on a larger scale very soon. thanks!
Again sorry I can't post only reply to someone's post.
Nice job April, on the glass waterfall.
I have watched quite a few of your vids and must compliment you on being articulate and well informed.
Do you have a lot of retakes or are you a natural at what you do.
Keep on making DIY videos. You have helped a lot of people.
Greg Messer.
Way cool build. It makes me wonder if you could use acrylic instead of glass and mount leds in the acrylic on the bottom. hmmm.... I really enjoyed the video. It looks really good. Great work.
This turned out awesome, April. You've got some problem solving skills!
Thanks Jim. I don't know if I would call them excellent....I just keep trying things until they work and do what I want....so maybe the correct way to say it is I have stubborn problem solving skills. ; )
THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!!!! I have been trying to find someone to explain this plainly. This video is gold!
Wow...you really started out with some harder projects. I love the fountain!
Nice job young lady. Good tips and construction features. Thanks for posting.
Great job April. You are sharp.
Nice Job! Like to see how it looks with out the glass. I started 1 4ft x 3ft 45 inch tall. almost the same way except I was using a 4x4 post on each side 1 4x4 across . Table saw cut a grove depth of half inch pipe.
Thank you so much..this video was very helpful..I've been searching for a water feature tutorial since few days and no one explained it the way you did.Thank you once again😊😊😊
April,
The waterfall looks great. I hope the company you work for appreciates it. This would look beautiful in a lobby with that company logo etched into the glass and the lighting. Very creative and clever design and build.
Regards,
Bob
Aw thank you Bob. I worked so hard on the design. And the build. I worked hard on everything actually! ; ) Glad you like it.
Very nice work and your attention to detail is very impressive
You have some really cool projects.......I have always wanted to engineer my own unique style waterfall.
I love it! I too make waterfalls but I never tried the glass feature before. Great work 👏
I think this is one of your best projects.. Well done.. I think that would look great in a front office...
April, may you please share how much this cost once you purchased everything. Just trying to see if its cheaper to make one or buy one. Thanks and love your channel.
I'm inspired to make a scaled down version. You're talented...can't wait to see your next project.
very nice April!
as always, this was well planned and nicely executed.
Excelente trabajo como todos los que haces, eres una mujer muy especial con alto sentido de creatividad, felicidades y gracias por compartir tus videos.
Great idea April, I think they will love that! Front lobby for sure :-)
Question: Is the water supposed to go on Both sides of the waterfall... or just one side?
Or does it matter?
Hello I do not speak english. I find your work supper. I noticed that for the work of strength a man helps you. But what matters is the intelligence of the hands for this super work, again Bravo
Google translation
Great video! That waterfall is so cool! I knew they weren't that hard to make... but you make it look like a snap.
Keep up the good work!
that's a really nice design. great job April !!!
Very nice project April. Looks great.
Wow! This is great! I'm thinking of doing one maybe 5 feet tall... came accross your tutorial, thanks!
That is really cool, great job April.
Thank you Gary, I really appreciate it.
April, Awesome project! In fact, I'm inspired to build one myself.
Hey April, next time you want to do a project with led lights, UA-cam led light strips. Lot of good information on and procedures out there. Especially if you go with the RBG color changing lights. Thanks for sharing. Take care, David
Possible someone shows me how creative this lady is
Thus is exactly that I was looking for for like 5months.. A perfect tutorial!
Thank you soo much!
: ) Good I'm glad.
April, I wonder if you used softened, or distilled water, if that would help the waters clarity?....(don't know if you have hard water there or not?).....just a thought.....Nice job!
EXCELLENT Video
Thank you so much for sharing this great video.
I am a NLP/Hypnotherapist... and I think this would be Beautiful and Relaxing
in my Office...
You are so welcome! That would be an amazing and relaxing asset!
@@AprilWilkerson
RIGHT... Smile
Hi April, Excellent presentation of a project of which would be very expensive to buy. I ran across this You Tube presentations and it caught my interest. I have two separated panes of tempered glass from a 3 foot by 6 ft patio door. Your water fall project has given me some ideas on building one out of the glass rather than smashing it. I do sandblasting and art work so this will be an upcoming project that I will do soon. Thank you for sharing the insight in this excellent project. I might add that I see some outstanding talents of which you have displayed in your presented projects. I think you can hold your own in the mostly male dominated woodworking field. You should be proud of your ability as I can see that they can become truly amazing in the years to come.
: ) Thank you for your kind words Jay. You have completely made my day. I'm so glad you enjoyed my project and I really hope you do make something from your pane of glass. If you do, I would love to see photos. Take care.
This is very nice! Well executed! Look forward to the build video!
Chris
Keep up the great work! Thanks for sharing. I appreciate the time you have put in to making these videos.
Seen a couple of your videos. Good job, very creative stuff. In the winter, I build cedar log furniture. Bar stools, Bars, beds, dressers, night stands, gun cabinets and pool tables. Hey, what do you think of those Triton tools?
The company is going to want that piece of glass back (With the extras you put on it) now that you made that beautiful waterfall.
Good job on the glass water fall it looks sweet..
Engineering 101. Well done! What was the total weight without water?
April I'm so beyond impressed with your handygirl skills! Your video has MUCH more detail on the how to than all the others on here. Would you mind answering a question if you have a minute?.. It sounds as if when the flex tubing was used over the 90 it was bad for some reason because it pooled up on top of the pump, however I'm totally clueless as to why this would be bad?? Again very impressive videos! You put some of us guys to shame! haha : )
Well thanks. : ) The reason it was bad was because the water would run back on the flex tube and all the way back down to the base of the sides. So it was running along the 2x4 that was holding the piece of glass and then pooling on the surface of the base. Even though I put two coats of protection on the wood, it was sloppy and since there was a fix, I decided to use it. ; )
April I'm speechless simply speechless that's your best video yet outstanding. Where did you buy your water pump and where can we get one
Really?! : D Thank you Marcelo. I bought my pump at Lowes because it was during winter and it just so happen that they had one left on the shelf. However, I as at Home Depot the other day and they also sell fountain pumps. Local plant nurseries also carry them.
Ok thanks so much and keep them coming
Great job on the project. It looks so cool. I really like watching your videos.
Thank you for the video. You did a very good job and gave me ideas to use. You also have a nice smile. Take care!
hi how are u ? i like ur waterfall it looks nice. so i decided i make one for my company. everything turn out great, but there is only one problem. the holes on the pvc pipe shoot out the water, the water shoot out good on the glass, but the water seen to stick or stay at the hole then it start dripping and hit the rock make the floor wet. do u have any ideal why it does that. thank you
Watched your video looks great, but was wondering if you are able to get LED cable lights and run that around and in the caps as they are waterproof and would light up from 3 sides and would be hidden away, just a thought but still it looks great
So cool. I have 5 fountain pumps i picked up at a garage sale..... you got me thinking again :)
absolutely love this. Been trying to figure out a way to make one of these and you just helped me to do that for a womens conference I have coming up. Thanks so much! Also want to make one for myself...be blessed.
Beautiful job April !!
I really like your work April
Great project April. Very neatly presented too. Compliments to the video operator too. One suggestion for lighting the glass, if you could place an LED strip lighting on the top or even along any one side directly in contact with the edge of the glass pane; it will enhance the lighting effect & as a bonus, the top & sides covers would then be very slim. Great waterfall! Adding the odd plastic plant could possibly add to the beauty. Additionally those color changing christmas LED lights would also add some more variety. Best Xmas wishes.
Thanks I was going in the wrong direction and you put my back on track You are awesome!
That looks sweet!
Thank ya, thank ya. ; )
Nice job! Very creative use for the glass.
Awesome job. That turned out really nice.
The glass waterfall project very good work
that's the one I looking for -thanks for the good video
This came out really nice.Thanks for posting.
Hi April, lovely work
the water is going from back or the from the the glass can't really see it
I wanted to try building it
cheers
i want to make this glass waterfall but in smallest size like a tabletop fountain, i already made a prototype but i failed to produce like that water flowing down smoothly. The water won't bond. I tried to put cloth lining on spout holes on pipe where the water comes out, it kinda works and the water are bonded but the flow of waterfall is forming a triangular shape. any other recommendations? or maybe i need an additional height to make it work.