Beer: A critical liquid used during Aussie gold separation.

Interesting ... Looking forward to the cleanup.. Cheers

You're losing a lot of gold out onto the ground. Use a much bigger pan underneath, as the fine gold will not be heavy enough to drop down through the waters turbulence...and instead will be overflowed onto the ground. If anything set up a 3 tub cascade so your water will have more time to drop out fine gold particles.

Thanks for sharing ! How many liters (LPM) or gallons (GPM) a minute are you running ?

All that dust is not goo to breath. Over time it could cause a form of lung cancer called silicosis. Silicosis is a lung disease caused by breathing in tiny bits of silica, a mineral that is part of sand, rock, and mineral ores such as quartz. It mostly affects workers exposed to silica dust in occupations such mining, glass manufacturing, and foundry work. best wishes

Very interesting set up, Trent.Next step ,in my mind,would be to set up some sort of hopper and feed chute,so you don't have to spoon-feed the machine.Maybe even ,instead of introducing the water to the system at the bowl level,introduce it at the hopper level ,which at the same time would flush material from your hopper,killing 2 birds with one stone ,as they say...Trev.

Ah is this when your water supply is limited? Its a bluebowl in reverse? The spins catching the gold under the outside ribs and gradually riding the lighter gravels out over the top?

Huh. Don't mean to put u down. Effort well appreciated. Keep the good job up

thank you

Great video guys. So is that like a man sized blue bowl? Cant wait to see the next video, any chance of a quick vid on the ground you are working?

How long can you run that before you have to change the water? In other words, what percentage of solids in your slurry will start to degrade performance?

need to "Tape" yer mat. Watch the Gold Hog video. Seals up the edges. Good luck out there.

Have you ever tested the recovery in the bowl separate from the sluice? In theory either one could be getting all the recovery you see at the end of the next step since you add the rough product from each to the other before the next step. keith

I bet a dish, or paint brush would be more controlled for wash out. And probably a black plastic pan instead of a 5 gallon bucket. But maybe you’re getting pickers not flower or gold sand.

Parabéns pelo vídeo, é show de bola.

you can get these in Perth cheap and good aussie made

Thanks for the educational video Trent! Great work. If you don't mind me asking:1) how many grams/ounces do you recover on an average month in your situation? 2) how much does one of these concentrators costs? Cheers!

Nice video

let me know when you put up your amulgum video, it should be very interesting all the best BigAl

I like your video but since the object of the bowl is to catch very fine gold, I'm surprised that you don't take greater care not to lose same during washout. I'm certain that the catch bowl is losing fines

Grt vid thx. I c dog is supervising.

Excelente concentrado me gustaría compra uno de esos si tienes algún contacto o donde lo puedo conseguir o debe haber alguna tienda. Me interesa comprar gracias un saludo

It's funny because it's a hobby where you have to clean up your toys lol

Hay Trent, Can I borrow that for Oallen? haha. How the hell would they get 5T/hr through that feed tube? Like Ian said, bring it on!

Can I have contacts with supplier??

Lots of work no sure results. Wish u good luck.

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it's been 4 years now so it looks like there is no amalgam video, it's a shame mate, I would have love to see that, there mus be a good reason for you not to show or doing it. any way all the best to you

What a joke..grab another beer your losing it just by the way your so careless with it..

No gold, no video. You doing it all wrong m8.