Delicious suggestions ands tips. Especially the gravel travel potion going down the sluice. I'd never realized that is what I was looking for but that explanation was spot on. Applicable not just for high bankers but for general sluicing where engines aren't allowed, like in portions of California where I scratch for gold. Your PDF is also a tremendous guide too. Thanks for all the adventures and hints. Aloha
I recently posted a short showing a good example of the boil box action in the highbanker hopper, exactly as you described Chris. Keeps the material at the top of the the hopper and helps break up clay and mud. 👍
large slits in wash bar to create a "fan" wash helps when you are recirculating water and might have sticks or seeds plugging the wash bar holes. Tending the holes can turn into a full time job
Hey Bro, watch Dan Herd video on mistakes made high banking. He intentionally made every mistake possible from angles to flow rate and his losses were much less than I would have thought, gold does what it does I guess.
Thanks for the video, In one of your other video's I saw 2 layers of expanded metal together. Does that work better in you area and how did you keep them together?
yes this, i set my highbanker up with 2 layers after seeing that, worked awesome didn't pack full as quickly, i welded mine together, but zipties, or just wire ties would hold it solid enough
Yes I agree Australian's slaughter the english language, one thing among many things that bothers me about Australia english is that they do not pronounce the "R's" after a vowel.
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another informative video mate, thanks for sharing.
👏 you definitely have an educated grasp on prospecting.....you may end up in the consulting business 🍻
Delicious suggestions ands tips. Especially the gravel travel potion going down the sluice. I'd never realized that is what I was looking for but that explanation was spot on. Applicable not just for high bankers but for general sluicing where engines aren't allowed, like in portions of California where I scratch for gold. Your PDF is also a tremendous guide too. Thanks for all the adventures and hints. Aloha
Great info I'm getting ready to put together a custom ( home made)high banker,I'm going to make a few changes after seeing this
I recently posted a short showing a good example of the boil box action in the highbanker hopper, exactly as you described Chris. Keeps the material at the top of the the hopper and helps break up clay and mud. 👍
m.th-cam.com/users/shortsIEWgIb5oF4Y
Thanks Chris Very Informative
large slits in wash bar to create a "fan" wash helps when you are recirculating water and might have sticks or seeds plugging the wash bar holes. Tending the holes can turn into a full time job
Great teacher.
That was awesome
Pretty much covered all the major important parts thanks Chris 😉
Thank You Chris. 👍🏻
Hungarian riffles... maybe?
Yes I was thinking the same thing, those are Hungarian Riffles.
holy cow Chris . Enough sluce boxes?
Hey Bro, watch Dan Herd video on mistakes made high banking. He intentionally made every mistake possible from angles to flow rate and his losses were much less than I would have thought, gold does what it does I guess.
I’m up for a hour or so in depth how to on equip or other things. You explain things very well
What astro turf you use and what type is effective and does the bunnings sell the right turf for the application?
Got off to a rough start but you got your legs and finished superbly. Maybe do a livestream on the live stream of a sluice box set up. Just a thought.
Sorry to here about your virus iknow nothing about it but be strong and beat that thing
Thanks for the video, In one of your other video's I saw 2 layers of expanded metal together. Does that work better in you area and how did you keep them together?
yes this, i set my highbanker up with 2 layers after seeing that, worked awesome didn't pack full as quickly, i welded mine together, but zipties, or just wire ties would hold it solid enough
Your english is horrible. but your Australian is spot on. LMAO!!!!! Many laughs my friend.
Yes I agree Australian's slaughter the english language, one thing among many things that bothers me about Australia english is that they do not pronounce the "R's" after a vowel.
Hiiiiii! My question is, when will you be getting a motorized mill to bust all of that locked up gold out?
Angus MacKirk or Le Trap plastic sluices & highbankers.??
Either will work fine.
good Au wishes 🤞
may need to explain ross river virus to the non Australians in a future episode!
Go to his Facebook, he has it there.