There is a RUclipsr that makes a bucket "trap" concentrator. Basically a 5 gallon bucket with a small cap inserted into the center of the bottom of the bucket. You load your dirt into the bucket, then swirl. All of the heavies move to the center of the bucket and are caught in the center cap. I will look for his video and send the link. Cheers!
Loved the video, Roma’s. When there’s a lot of black sand the slope of the table should be increased from 3 degrees to 4 degrees. This will make the black sand shed faster. You should do the chemical analysis. There may be a lot more gold than we see by eye. Enjoy the table!
Thank you Daive . Table works just fine I need just learn how to work with the table. No problem at all.one problem day is to short and nites is to cold. Waiting for summer to come.
Bringing concentrates back home for processing is a smart strategy. Consider using a small, lightweight PVC system equipped with miner's moss and diamond aluminum grating. Set the system at an angle of about twelve degrees and pump water through it to process the material. To optimize water flow, incorporate a joint to form a well or hopper at the start. This prevents the water from rushing down the slope too quickly, ensuring it boils out gently over the concentrates. The goal is to run the material through the system slowly. Attach a magnet at the end of the system; it will collect black sands over time, signaling when the sluice needs cleaning. This not only helps manage when to clean but also indicates if you might be losing gold due to an overloaded system. The system should be designed for mobility, being lightweight yet capable of processing from a few pounds up to several hundred pounds of material. The key is to achieve good recovery, especially for micron-sized gold, where the flow rate is just as critical as the slope. Remember, the lighter and more portable the setup, the better, while still ensuring effective gold recovery. I've found that using steel cables and electric winches to haul five-gallon buckets across rough ground really takes the edge off. At our age, it's all about working smarter, not harder. This way, we can get the job done without killing ourselves in the process. ~ CHEERS
Great video we got to see the conclusion. You are right we are too old to carry some of this stuff the good thing for me is that we are on top of the mother load of microscopic gold I just need to come out with the right process for our area. I can drive in my ATV and grab samples to test and can leave my equipment at the site with no problems just got a few cameras that will alert me when some one or something is near my equipment. Yes I need a concentrator that will not loose the microgold with small amount of clay where I loose a significant amount when panning to concentrate. Again great video
I see some You Tubes on the Rotapan. It is interesting and simple for your river concentrating. Would probably reduce a bucket down to a pound or two, to then bring home to run over the table. Looks like It is now called the Cresswell Engineering Mini Gold Concentrator. Is Australian, so might be hard to purchase here in The States. If you use the right action, the microscopic gold should go down and get covered over by the black sand, protecting and holding it until clean-up.
No gold and black sand. I already tried many times and I didn’t see any gold from any black sand not even where is gold. Yes, you can found gold but that gold be coming from some other place.
@myadventure7069 vi falarem q tiram ouro da areia negra em um pdf, mais não vi nenhum RUclips fazendo com acidos , exceto um canal que fez derretendo tudo com uma mistura de fluxos.
There is a RUclipsr that makes a bucket "trap" concentrator. Basically a 5 gallon bucket with a small cap inserted into the center of the bottom of the bucket. You load your dirt into the bucket, then swirl. All of the heavies move to the center of the bucket and are caught in the center cap. I will look for his video and send the link. Cheers!
That was so awesome of dave to leave you the shaker table. I look forward to you having fun running the table
Yes he make me happy
Loved the video, Roma’s. When there’s a lot of black sand the slope of the table should be increased from 3 degrees to 4 degrees. This will make the black sand shed faster. You should do the chemical analysis. There may be a lot more gold than we see by eye. Enjoy the table!
Thank you Daive . Table works just fine I need just learn how to work with the table. No problem at all.one problem day is to short and nites is to cold. Waiting for summer to come.
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Nice work mate, looking forward to the next one
Bringing concentrates back home for processing is a smart strategy. Consider using a small, lightweight PVC system equipped with miner's moss and diamond aluminum grating. Set the system at an angle of about twelve degrees and pump water through it to process the material.
To optimize water flow, incorporate a joint to form a well or hopper at the start. This prevents the water from rushing down the slope too quickly, ensuring it boils out gently over the concentrates. The goal is to run the material through the system slowly.
Attach a magnet at the end of the system; it will collect black sands over time, signaling when the sluice needs cleaning. This not only helps manage when to clean but also indicates if you might be losing gold due to an overloaded system.
The system should be designed for mobility, being lightweight yet capable of processing from a few pounds up to several hundred pounds of material. The key is to achieve good recovery, especially for micron-sized gold, where the flow rate is just as critical as the slope. Remember, the lighter and more portable the setup, the better, while still ensuring effective gold recovery.
I've found that using steel cables and electric winches to haul five-gallon buckets across rough ground really takes the edge off. At our age, it's all about working smarter, not harder. This way, we can get the job done without killing ourselves in the process.
~ CHEERS
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Great video we got to see the conclusion. You are right we are too old to carry some of this stuff the good thing for me is that we are on top of the mother load of microscopic gold I just need to come out with the right process for our area. I can drive in my ATV and grab samples to test and can leave my equipment at the site with no problems just got a few cameras that will alert me when some one or something is near my equipment. Yes I need a concentrator that will not loose the microgold with small amount of clay where I loose a significant amount when panning to concentrate.
Again great video
The lead filing idea was a great one.
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I see some You Tubes on the Rotapan. It is interesting and simple for your river concentrating. Would probably reduce a bucket down to a pound or two, to then bring home to run over the table. Looks like It is now called the Cresswell Engineering Mini Gold Concentrator. Is Australian, so might be hard to purchase here in The States. If you use the right action, the microscopic gold should go down and get covered over by the black sand, protecting and holding it until clean-up.
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Its working Cery neat equipment
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Ola amigo sou brasileiro, não disperdice a areia negra , queime ela e depois faça um teste químico e nos mostre o resultado!
No gold and black sand. I already tried many times and I didn’t see any gold from any black sand not even where is gold. Yes, you can found gold but that gold be coming from some other place.
@myadventure7069 vi falarem q tiram ouro da areia negra em um pdf, mais não vi nenhum RUclips fazendo com acidos , exceto um canal que fez derretendo tudo com uma mistura de fluxos.
No gold in black sand ! everything you see is fake videos. Don’t even think about gold from black sand
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