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@@ShanonB-i7d hey Shanon! That's great! This was a few years ago during Covid and as you remember, everything was a bit more expensive. Thanks for letting me know you're finding it cheaper. That's a good price point, maybe a little cheaper would be better :)

Hey Merlin! I hope you are well :) so I've heard another person on here say almost the same thing as you. It lights off but it's slow to rise or doesn't rise at all. It ended up being the igniter, even though it lights the gas off. The conclusion that we came to was that the regulator uses the current draw of the igniter to increase the gas amount or decrease it. Now is this your problem? Could be and if I were you, I'd try replacing it or swapping the igniter from the top position, which brings me to another question. Did you try and set the broil and see if your oven heats up to the desired temp? I'd try that and see what happens and my apologies if this doesn't help but I think you're on the right track. I'd almost put money on the igniter being faulty but that's just my thought. Thanks for commenting and keep me in the loop if you can. This video has been valuable to other people and it's allowing them to do some research and correct the problems on their own :)

I did too at first! Hahah! No worries man! Thanks!

Thanks AAA! I hope you are doing well my friend :)

Hey Regular Guy! Others had said the same thing and it make complete sense. Thanks for commenting and your support :)

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser your welcome, us genius types need to stick together brother 😎

@regularguy8592 you got that right! Haha! Thanks man!

Awesome Ironman! Super glad to of helped you out my friend! I really appreciate you letting me know and your support!

@@mahmoudkhodr166 thanks Mahmoud for the comment. I agree that mixing the concrete is always preferred. Having said that, this method has actually been quite effective for me. My soil has so much moisture and that works well for my application. I have fence posts that are over 20 years old doing this exact method and they are solid as a rock, so much so that trees have fallin into the fences and the posts never budged an inch. And you probably already know this, but a lot of concrete today for fence posts are this way, just add water and no mixing. Anyhow, thanks again for commenting. I hope you have a great day 🤠

@@Dr_Monster thanks Dr Monster for commenting. As for your comment, having the chain brake on or off for me doesn't make a difference. Is there a reason by chance? Maybe reduce slipping or something? Also, I do agree that the chain doesn't need to be level, but you do want the sharpener and chain to be level relative to eachother so you produce I good filed surface. I've used this sharpener so many times and how STIHL wants you to use it, so it's worked out perfect every time. Please let me know what I'm doing wrong with fixes so I can correct my technique. Thanks again and I hope you have a great day :)

You got it! Thanks for reaching out and I'm super glad it helped! Thanks for the support!!!

I like both of your ideas! Can you explain the 20Hz level? Just curious why that specific frequency was requested. Intrigued :) Thanks my friend!!!

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser The reason I wrote 20 Hz is because gold resonates 14-about 20Hz, because it will resonate, it should clump in patterns that make it easy to see and easy to steer in a direction. Experimentation will find what frequency works best with the level of carat there is in the gold you mine, different amounts of different types of impurities in the gold will give different frequencies that will cause it to resonate.

@Anashadk that is so cool to know! Thank you for that. I love the science that applies and it helps me to understand. Really appreciate it! Thanks again for replying.

Thanks Knowhereman! Yea I know, it should be a recall of something. I appreciate the feedback and checking in. I hope it continues to work for you :)

You're telling me Carson. Daily struggle! Haha

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And that may be the case my friend :)

any way its good for aluvium gold

@virgisst761 that would definitely be what I'd be after :) thanks for the comment and support!

Dang Cody! That's crazy expensive. Almost worth buying a new appliance when it's that much. Much respect brother.

Thanks Tommy Dean! I appreciate the comment and support. We love it, but most of all, our dog loves it! Good luck! It's actually fun to build :)

Hey Alfredo! Thanks for coming by. So my original symptom is the water wall just not moving but the motor turns or more like grinds. When you dummy it out, I'm not sure if water should flow, but you should definitely hear a sucking action because the drain pump turns on which gets rid of any residual water. Hope that helps my friend :)

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser thanks

You got it Keith! Thank you so much for the kind words! I hope you have a great day as well!

Thanks! It's my daughters little Corgi :)

Thanks Tom! I really appreciate the feedback my friend :)

Dang Kelly! I'm sorry bro. I think that tool works amazing and it's saved me so much money, but I get it. Some like em and some don't. Do you just straight file them then or have a service center sharpen them? Thanks for commenting though. I appreciate it.

@StoneyCreekSparkchaser the file sits the same level as the flat steel. It should be lower.

I gotcha brother. To be honest, if that's the way it is, I never noticed it before. I don't get squat from STIHL so it's all good man. Take that thing and chuck it as far as you can!!! lol. That's what I'd do of I didn't like something! Much respect dude :)

@StoneyCreekSparkchaser I showed the store that I bought it from and they couldn't understand why it's like that . I told them to take them off the shelves lol

@kellykolnes1954 hahaha!

Thanks Joe! Super appreciate you!

I wish Dave! I've definitely found a good amount of gold on my creek. Lots of fun!

Thanks Dave. I know man... :)

Thanks Monte! I appreciate knowing that and thanks for your support. I massively appreciate it

Thanks Thunder! The next time I'm down that way I'll check it out! Appreciate you

Hey Taylor! I'm not sure if I understand your question? Can you try again please? Thanks

Indeed I am FireChicken! I love it here and I'm always down there. Gold or not :) Great seeing you here!

What's up Rap Tales? That's definitely the preferred method and I did that for my posts when I started, but as I was going, I noticed that the concrete was actually setting up really quickly and by the time I was done getting it level, it was basically in place and not moving. But like I said, that's how I did it and I had no problems but also know that some will anchor the post regardless which is totally fine :) I super appreciate the comment and support my friend! I'll check you later!

@StoneyCreekSparkchaser cool man, well I like the paint you applied.. where did you get that

@RapTalesRewind the asphalt paint I got from Home Depot. It's called Henry's, and the stain is just a dark stain from there as well. The asphalt really helps to slow down to rotting process, even though it's pressure treated... it'll rot eventually so this will hold it off. Thanks dude :)

Awesome Brian! Thank you for the update on your situation. I ended up having to replace the whole thing here recently. The water damage in the work gear got to be too much and rusted shut. Locally it's super easy to replace but having said that, I'm glad you were able to fix yours! Thanks again for the comment and support :)

Joseph, I'm glad you asked. If you go over to dream mat (prospectorsdream.com) and type in pocket sluice. You will find that you can get a mini pocket sluice that I gaurentee will knock those other two out of the water. And it's 12 bucks. You can also use my discount code of JC$5 and save yourself $5 bucks on top of it. For that price, you really can't go wrong and it will catch gold but you can't run a lot through it. You can however, upgrade to the next size. Just type in 4x16 adventure sluice and for under $40 bucks you are in business with a much bigger sluice where you can do some testing with. I hope this helps and I'm so sure of dream mat. It's all I use and I get my best cleanups versus the other guys. But you do you and I wish you the best of luck out there. I hope your pans are full of gold!

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser thank you very much

You got it dude :)

Hey Jason! I think you're right. Others said the same as you and I'll definitely work on that. I'm trying to come up with a better system, so anything ideas are welcomed! Thanks again for the comment and support!

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser just had a thought, if someone doesn't have an air source then a water pump like one used for a high banker would work real well.

@jasonthomashorn4794 another great idea Jason! Yes I think that would work really well :)

Hey Eyeslo! I think you are the second person stating to use a 7 gallon bucket. I really like that idea. I also like your other bucket ideas with the different layers of classification. I think that could definitely work to my advantage. I really appreciate the comment and support my friend :)

Hey Jack! Great question. So I live in the PNW, Washington and we have very wet winters, but pretty mild. As for them holding up. I've had no issues at all but that's just me. You could however not use the pvc sleeves. You could just bury some wood in a box shape and that could do, that way if it rots out, you can just replace it. I'm sure there's other ways as well and hopefully this idea can just get you going so whatever conditions you have, it could work. I hope this helps Jack and I appreciate the question and support!

Hey H! Thanks for the question and if you look up the rule book (gold and fish) for beach rules they are pretty easy to decipher for beach prospecting. Specifically for cape D, you'll have to look up their rules for prospecting. Having said that. I've heard of people panning for gold on the beach there no problem, but like I said. You have to check the rules. As for gold being at cape D, there is gold there but from friends that have gone there recently, they have said that it got worked hard in the past and that a storm may have buried it some, so you might find it difficult to find any gold in larger quantities. Anyhow, good luck out there and I hope you have fun. I know if I were going there, I'd bring a pan and just go for it. Have fun!

For sure Mike! There are definitely options. I'll look into to some of those as well! Really appreciate it!

Hey Brian! Sorry this is late. The idea you have actually sounds pretty good. I'd run it wherever you think works best to be honest. I'm not familiar with what you hauler you have but I've known some people who do exactly what you are thinking. They leave the back hook up, but have one more forward for more options. Just make sure you get the correct size wire and you should be good to go. Sound like a fun project. Good luck Brian and let me know how it goes if you remember :)

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser thanks for getting back to me with your answer I have 20 feet of 30 amp wire from a job site that I will use so I will add a junction box and hopefully I can tie in near the solar controller to make a nice place to mount! I appreciate your input and I will keep you updated thanks so much!

Great idea. That would definitely keep it in the ground better, but I've had no issues with it coming up. Super appreciate the comment and support my friend! Rock on! lol... at a Metallica concert tonight 🤟

@StoneyCreekSparkchaser nice. Metallica is always a great time. Fantastic idea i think youre on to something with this idea maybe make your own ground mold and sell them. Brillant.

Thanks my man! Glad to help! Have a great Labor Day Weekend!

Definitely not wrong in that aspect. I want to do a controlled experiment where I run this is a tub and with the stuff that comes out, I want to pan and see if there is any gold in it. It would be a good indicator of what's coming out. Hmm... 🤔

That's the thing moustache Mike? Maybe a battery powered one? I know it's basically impractical but I was just experimenting around and trying to make classifying easier. Yea classifying isn't hard, but after a few buckets, I'm pretty much over it. I'm still playing with this design and a lot of people have me some advice, so once it's "perfected" I'll post another updated video. I still think it has promise. We'll just have to see. Thanks for commenting and the support! I really appreciate it!

Hey Richard! No doubt in your assessment. These cables do move over time and I've had to adjust here and there but overall, I have plenty of adjustment left in all of my strings. As for the crimper, yes, I should have spent the money or rented a tool to do that. It does look good though and I can't even see them anymore. We chose the black because of our design and the plastic sheeting has actually held up great. No cracking, discoloration or nothing. I think it being aircraft grade helps. It's definitely not a cheap product. Thank you so much for commenting and your support. I think if anything anyone can get out of this video is the jig. I think it's essential for a perfect install! Thanks again Richard!

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser Big 10-4 regarding the jig/template. Yours was very good. Can't imagine not using a simple one like I did or something better like you made.. I did shell out for a Muzata drill guide for 90- 45-30 degree hole drilling, but seems like you got along fine without one. Best wishes.

@richardstaehle6134 thanks Richard! You as well

Campfires & Coffee. I hear ya my friend. I've been saying this for years. Thanks for stopping by :)

Thanks Alan and I couldn't agree more with the gloves... it just takes one slip. Thanks for the comment and support. I really dig it :)

Nice Denny! Olympia area for Me so south a bit from you... any luck with good gold up your way? I have good days, mediocre days and horrible days... but that's prospecting :)

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser Yep, same up here! It's all about the fun of it all. There's decent gold in certain areas, if you work hard enough. South fork of the Nooksack is usually a good spot, but pretty worked. Always a good time though!

Hey there. I really have no idea. Try and input that model number in Amazon and see if the igniter I provided in the video is a suitable substitute. From doing some of my own Amazon research, it looks like the one I have will not work. But please type in Samsung, then your model number and then oven igniter. It looks like a few of the people selling them on Amazon has a contact us and you can give them your model number and they can look it up for you. Hope this helps and good luck.

I know, and unfortunately other states are following.

Thank you so much Drake! Keep staying awesome my friend!

Hey Brien, thanks for the question. The metal does get hot, especially the area right above where the flame is and yea you definitely wouldn't want to touch it. As for the rest of it, it really doesn't get that hot and I've never had an issue with it. Hope this helps. Thanks

Now that's something I haven't heard before and I have to say... that's a really good idea! Thanks for the comment and support my friend :)