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The volume of a well 2019-07-30
From Jordan:
How much water could my well hold if the depth of the well is 30 feet feet and the diameter of the well is 24 feet ?
Answered by Penny Nom.
A wishing well 2010-05-04
From Cassie:
I'm trying to construct a Wishing Well made of treated 2x4 wood, so the actual measurement is 3 1/2 by 1 1/2. The well is going to be three feet in diameter. I'm trying to construct this as circular as possible, what angle should the wood panels be cut at?
Answered by Penny Nom.
A 14 side well house cover 2010-03-12
From Kenneth:
I am 35 yr I am wanting to build a well house cover. I'm trying to figure out how long the pieces need to be and what angle they need to be for a 4 ft dia with 14 side well house. I would love an answer but would also like to know how to figure it in the future. Thanks Kd
Answered by Harley Weston.
A wishing well 2005-03-28
From Don:

I am building a wishing-well out of pieces of 2-by-4. I have included a picture of a miniature version of what I want. There are to be ten 2-by-4 pieces around the well and I want the circle around the outside of the structure to have a diameter of approximately 3 feet. How long to I cut the 2-by-4's to build the wishing-well.

Thanks,
Don


Answered by Harley Weston.
How wide is the well? 1999-11-24
From Chris Baranski:
There is a well and in the well there are 2 sticks one is 2 meters long the other is 3 meters long and they are opposite to each other. They are leaning against the wall of the well. The place where they touch is 1 meter of the bottom of the well. How wide is the well?
Answered by Chris Fisher.
 
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