DIY PVC Pipe Pool Float Container | Stop Floats from Blowing Away! | Tutorial Tuesday Ep. 82

This is a project we've needed to do for such a long time, so I thought I would make a tutorial to show y'all how I made this DIY pvc pipe pool float container to stop our pool tubes, rafts, noodles and other toys from constantly blowing in to the woods. In this video I show a design that works best for my situations, but it is really easy to tweak! So far, this has worked great to contain our floats, even on windy days and during storms.

We went to Lowe's to pick up our supplies. The connectors are the most expensive part of this project, so get creative with your design if you want to save a little bit. For example, an elbow and tee might be cheaper than a single 3 way connector, so adjust your design to use the cheaper two pieces instead of the more expensive one piece.

Material List:
PVC Pipe Cutters - amzn.to/31pnEL8
Five 10' long, 3/4" PVC Pipe - lowes.com/pd/Charlotte-Pipe-3-4-in-x-10-ft-480-…
8 Tees, 3/4" - amzn.to/2IyeTWB
6 3-way Corners, 3/4" - amzn.to/2WDD5kj
3 Elbows, 3/4" - amzn.to/2IC9g9I
4 Caps, 3/4" - amzn.to/2WDBknd
*note: I purchased from Lowe's, not Amazon, but these links are to give you an idea of what materials I'm referring to*

Filmed with:
Canon Rebel T7i - amzn.to/2nNJupm
Canon 10-18 STM Lens- amzn.to/2PdSwrY
BOYA Lavalier Mic- amzn.to/2RBGGff

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