<xsd:documentation>A traditional way of drilling small-bore wells.
Commonly called "spudders", these rigs raise and drop the bit to finely crush
the rock surface. Then the bit is raised and a bail is lowered; if the borehole
is dry, water is added. The bail receives the water and rock fragments, then closes,
allowing them to be raised and removed. The bit is again lowered until contact is
made with the rock surface, upon which it is again raised and dropped until
additional bailing is possible.</xsd:documentation>