How do you make 110 volt worm rods?

Answer 1

Obtain a steel rod about 5 feet long and secure a wooden handle on it. Tape one side of a cut electrical cord with plug to the top of the metal rod. Tape the other side closed. Poke the rod as far into the ground as possible. Plug the wire into a household outlet (or extension cord). The rod can be moved up and down or to another position. Us the wooden handle if you touch the rod. DO NOT touch the metal part of the rod.

Answer 2

My neighbor let me use a worm rod last year. It had a three prong electrical plug and only 1 (one) wire was attached to the rod with a screw, the other two were taped off. It was about 2 feet long and had a wooden handle think it was an old fireplace Poker. He said I had to "test" the wires to find out which one was "hot". It seems easy enough but I don't want to end up on the Darwin List. So Make sure to use wire nuts at the ends of the loose wires and use electrical tape. Secure the "HOT" wire with a hose-clamp to the rod about 6" (inches) from the top of the rod, and then use MORE electrical tape. GOOD LUCK! TAG YOU'RE IT!