How Do You Make A Cheap Water Generator?
A water generator is a source of free and unending electrical power. As long as you have a stream or river that flows, you can create a steady flow of electrical current. Water generators can be simple, old-fashioned water wheels, such as those used to grind corn, that crank an axle of an electric generator. They are easy to build and can be assembled at home with no special experience or expertise. Cut two four-foot wide circles of plywood out of the sheet of plywood, using the circular saw. Drill a hole in the center of each plywood circle. Make these holes as big as the two adapter bushings sized for the steel rod on the outside. Screw the eight dowels around the central hole of one of the circles of plywood. Screw the other ends into the other circle of plywood. You should now have an assembly that looks like a squat spool. Cut 16 rectangles of plywood, one foot by eight inches, out of the small sheet of plywood. Use the circular saw. Cut two six-inch grooves in one of the long sid
