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Robert Pelikan explains that making a proper splice is crucial to a long-lasting, trouble-free installation, and tells you how todo it.

The occurrence of metals in ground water often is an unwelcome surprise -- both at sites of known contamination and in drinking water wells located far away from any known source of contamination, explains Thomas Kwader.

When he was about 24 years old, Howard "Porky" Cutter and his dad had the opportunity to drill the first wildcat oil well in Minnesota with their Mayhew 1000.

Bob Oliver says he often is asked what other products are available when bentonite drilling mud needs a boost in certain problem situations.

Jim Olsztynski claims that the real value of a drilling business is its know-how, know-who and reputation.

In this month's column, Wayne Nash dishes out opinions, stories and plenty of advice.

Editor Greg Ettling hands out some news you can use in his "For Openers" column.

Columnist Wayne Nash recently came across a state drilling job and was able, first hand, to observe the progress of our tax dollars at work.

Terrorism is partly to blame, but the insurance industry also is on the rebound from a long tailspin, explains Jim Olsztynski.

Over the years, Howard "Porky" Cutter has had his fair share of adventures with the transportation toys he's bought for himself and his boys.