Gold mining course, recirculation bins

This video is part of a video series made for a high school gold mining and mineral prospecting course. This video explains some set-up techniques for recirculating water for some cleanup equipment such as blue bowls, Miller tables, and the gold cube.

[@rockmusicornot.1725]

Great idea, posting your classes.. Excellent resource and greatly appreciated.

[@sidneycook8878]

Dan I think you are a great teacher you should do more videos of in class teaching on the gold I'm 55 and I really wish we had a class like yours I wach your vids in class and I learn a lot please do some more of them.👍

[@JasonBelgarde]

I love your videos and wish you the best!Teachers rule!!!

[@KevinGrumpyCuzz3243]

Hey Dan, with your Miller table I've found that if you put a 100 mesh or smaller classifier under the discharge setting it on top of the inner tub that catches the fines and keeps them out of the pump but still allows the water to flow freely.

[@MrLodak]

I've just recently begun to use multiple "bins" to reduce floating material that gets stuck in my sprayer

[@unsilencedman1070]

Is there a typical amount of water you use or do you just "play it by ear" according to how much solids there is? Do you use any jetdry (surfactant) for the fine and microfines?Also have you ever used a sample splitter?
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Mainly talking about the crushed rock I guess.

[@Danhurd]

Just play it by ear - you get a feel for it. Yes, there are situations that call for jetdry. I've never used a sample splitter but that was interesting to watch.