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Welcome @AshTree. Another left-coaster here. Plenty of time to expand your artistic approach. There is a lot of just plain practical woodworking to be done. Shop fixtures and cabinets, kitchen pullouts, drawer organizers, shelves, boxes, and frames. Once again, welcome. -
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Forgot to follow up, I adapted GHT to 3/4” hose barb for 3/4” reinforced tubing, then on the other side did 3/4” hose barb to 3/4” FPT and then 3/4” MPT to 1” slip PVC. I still need to backfill the trench but the hydrant is working well and it is great to have running water near our chicken coop and gardens. Flow is great with the 1” pvc, even though it starts out through the spigot and a couple feet of 3/4” tubing.
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