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@@MineCache thank you!

@@GSProspecting thank you!

I mine in Alaska. It all starts with a gold pan and ends with a gold pan ! Unless you don't know how to pan . Three small fishing sinkers in your gold pan will help to understand panning and those sinkers should still be in the pan if your doing it correctly. Practice makes perfect. I'd like to see this clean up machine

@@alaskawilliam1 awesome! Have fun! 😁👍🏻⚒️

@@dbcotton1882 you can run it straight 👍🏻

How does it run with heavy clay content? Both locations I usually frequent (North Carolina and Arizona) , have a lot of clay. I'm also interested in using one to shoot for gems like emeralds and sapphires.

@@dbcotton1882 We have tested some sapphires fragments from Ethiopia of various sizes multiple times and it works really well. Because the specific gravity is less than gold it doesn't sink below jig shot as quickly as gold so feeding it slightly slower works great. But in all of our testing we always captured what we added to our test material. When it comes to clay the water and pulsing action will break it down but the clay in Alaska and the clay in Arizona and North Carolina are different. We have a company rep in northern Georgia now that would be willing to meet up and test some material if your interested. rgmak.com/participated/?variation_id=3061671 contact us and we can set something up.

Mineral Jigs of any size have a 95% capture rate compared to a sluice box of any type which has about a 60%-70% capture rate. th-cam.com/video/dOrqp8AC8Do/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pXDL9-S4XEZvL7-D blog.rgmak.com/mineral-jig-vs-sluice-box-which-is-better/

@@chrisparker9886 great question! We get asked comparison questions a lot, and the answers are pretty similar no matter which product we are looking at. The two you asked about are top of the line, well known and liked equipment, and we are extremely happy to be compared to them. Our machines have a smaller footprint, are lighter, and you can feed them faster than the cube. Plus, you don’t have to pre-screen the material. The gold hog will outpace us for throughput but our recovery rate is unmatched. I think the best way to say it is that we have customers and investors that used to be hard core gold cube or sluice enthusiasts and now they say they’ll never go back. Whatever you choose, I wish you the best of luck!

@@douglaspohl1827 can do.

@@stephencrandellsr4915 $111.54

@@stephencrandellsr4915 👍🏻

Glad you enjoyed it!

@@Highspacewarden thank you!

@@Highspacewarden these machines work amazingly well on Kenai beach sand. 👍🏻

@@stevelemleyjr8579 that’s one way to do it, but not necessary with a jig. These have a slow horizontal water flow and the jigging action does a fantastic job of breaking the surface tension.

@@johnhay1377 we ship worldwide! Visit our online store at rgmak.com/shop all prices are in USD.

@@pathofthebee2873 you are welcome! 😊👍🏻

@@brianlewis6075 absolutely! We often use sapphires to demonstrate how well they separate by specific gravity.

@@goldgitter3548I got mine at Alaska Mining and Diving Supply in Anchorage AK. It’s called The Big Orange Magnet 🧲

@@InternalCompassofNC thank you!

@@williamlister5662 thank you!

@@rebeccaanderson5037 we have 3 models available starting at $600. The 2 stage Pioneer Peak Max in the video costs $2533

@@ProspectorTripp thank you!

@@DSilverman59 sorry you missed it. There was about 2.5 grams in there and it made an impressive showing.

@@RiverdanceGoldMining you need to make a better video man

@@rebeccaanderson5037 hi Rebecca, yes! Take a look at the website to see what we have available rgmak.com or give me a call at 907-382-7401

@@FreshUF absolutely. They both have a higher specific gravity than quartz, so they will displace any quartz and be retained. It will be a slow process since the disparity is not as great as with gold.

@@iraedwards nope!

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@@ericlopezjr3 rgmak.com

Isn’t that weird? It will actually push large rocks, 3 or 4 inches, up and over the lip! It isn’t the size of the rocks, it’s the specific gravity of the material you are adding. When I’m out on a creek I don’t prescreen the material anymore because with a few exceptions (overly large or very dense rocks) everything keeps moving and I can still screen out the shot at the end.

@@RiverdanceGoldMining --- i understand but not EXACTLY if you know what I mean. Is it because it gets so full that something has to go and it's never the gold? Seems like something you could load a hopper and feed a slurry into somehow. I'm not a miner I am very inventive and building a rig to clean a bunch of gravel and decomposed grannite out of soil. From tests it seems like there is a fair amount of trace gold so I want to set up to grab it while I am at it. My concept is that if you are doing construction you may as well classify anything you dig out if you can use the aggrigate and get some gold as a byproduct. Seems like a mini wash plant that also moved on it's own power and could dredge using a vac and a pressure washer. It would be an expensive machine but next step would be automation. Like immagine having a dredge setup with a littler crawler that works on auto pilot. And shit, has anyone thought of robotic metal detectors ? Your machine looks very interesting. How much is the machine? I'm interested in collaborating and maybe bartering somehow. I design ALL KINDS of stuff. I have invented a bunch of stuff. Example, cheap sluice box, wood frame, lay a bed of (x hardening material) use whatever means to make impressions, sealer, whatever, done. I used veg oil mixed with exterior wood glue (gorilla) and concrete glue (acrlic) and sawdust. those three parts in different ration make an interesting cheap finish. Though veg oil is $10/gallon though. I have used 1:1:1 and 3:1:1 (veg/glue/acrylic). I tried more veg oil and it seems very tough and slightly plastic. After I finished I was thinking whynot just use thinset. I have also used sant/cement/latex paint on a lot of stuff including walls, roofs, facia. For walls use drywall mud/paint/plastic cement (light gray) or paint (white)/ lime/mud for an off white color. I have used plastic cement and drywayll mud 50/50 and it's only slightly chalky but tough and natural looking. You can apply with a trowel with berber carpet padding (or similar) glued to it. It fixes the walls as you put 1-3 coats. If you have a uniform color under you can do one light or heavy coat and have a very custom looking wall and you litterally use a cereal bowl full of material for an 8x12 wall per coat. If you know what you are doing you can create a much nicer product, quicker and a lot cheaper on materials. Color can be changed with the paint or concrete coloring.

For some reason I can’t reply to the long comment you left. Very interesting stuff though! I’d like to hear more and see some photos. Yes, the material moves when new material,is added. The lightest material can and will be bounced out with just the jigging action and the little water flow that you see, but the heavier rejects have to be displaced by new material. Gold sinks and is trapped against the screen or goes through it.

@@RiverdanceGoldMining it looks awesome --- from what i have seen you have the best pound for pound machine out there

@@RiverdanceGoldMining the only somewhat revolutionary idea i have is this amazon mini cement mixer ($170) . a 2gallon kills paint buckt snaps into the snout with a little coaxing as and extension. The bucket will remain stationary and have a feed tube which is a 90deg ABS street fitting that curves into get the material in. The snout will stay roughly levlel with some fine adcustment. The same bucket will have an exhaust port that can feed a sluice on a continuous basis. It's a super quick DIY tromel i guess. I'm planning to have it go throught 2 stages before that. Material will be shoveled into a hopper maybe 5-6 feet off the ground. Maybe just low enought to dumb a small bucket or you can stand on something. It's going to be interesting. Nothhing much to photo yet. I'm just using stuff i have laying around but i have a lot of random materials so....

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Weighs 16 lbs. Runs up to 1/4 cy/hr. Will run +1 inch material but I screen the material to -1/4 so I can screen out the jig shot during clean up. The screens are now removable and there is a 2nd stage attachment as well. Thanks for asking 👍🏻

Just because 😁

Well its unfortunate because we can't hear u explain how your product works

@@mohaukekuoa29 thanks for the feedback. Hopefully I can get some better videos out soon. There are other videos without music where I go into detail about how they work.

Great point. I will start adding a link👍🏻