Oh YEAH ....you know we have been waiting for this one ...We saw that Wulfenite too when we were inspecting it ..... it works great as a collector metal when smelting as it is a lead mineral ... love the experiment my friend ....thats was pretty cool... thanks Jason we are really glad you could make it out with us on that trip and hope to make it up there to see your operation .....really appreciate you taking the time to run the material so we know what we have. Take care my friend and keep'em coming
theres definitely some nice ore there congrats! far different from what i am used to seeing..looks like a metamorphic mosaic lol im used to quartz veins in canadian shield granite with actual veins of shiny not particles in a line. i guess i have to believe the stories ive heard about the deposits around val dor being exceptional.
Yep everything starts to look like gold if you have silver mine with Galina you going to get that element minerals looks like gold in a pan but it's Wulfenite crystal
I spent a summer in south west Colorado in 80', we panned from Wolfcreek to the Notch on Kenibeck Pass (don't know how to spell it, North of Durango in the La Plata Mts.). I always believed that we had more gold than we thought because there were samples that had silver and lead in them but we never bothered to have someone who knew how to separate the gold. I was told The companies that did, did not work small amounts so it was not worth the money. Watching your channel and Jeff's channel, for me, is like being in a happy time machine. We did not make any money but man was I in good shape for 2-a-days at the Fort ( Fort Lewis College in Durango). Thank you for taking the time to publish these great videos
Agreed! Also, wait until you see his video with Brent Underwood from Ghost Town Living! They go to the 400’ level at Cerro Gordo to collect galena and lead ore!
Or when Johnny Depp recently started performing with Jeff Beck! Each musician is talented and creative on their own, but together, they are sublime! Been following Jeffrey Jim, Sonny him, you know this, WHAT AM I GONNA SAY?, Sleepy Slim's always tryin' to steal my gold, He doesn't eat much though - goes right through him, There sure ain't much pork un these 'Pork n Beans', I married a.'gold digger', my wife found the biggest vein ever! So you know what I'm gonna' say, Sonny Jim! Come on, you know this stuff - that's limonite, magnetite, gabro, milky quartz, oh fossils here¡, hydrodynamics, glacial erratics, concretions, scarn, felsic, mafic, ultra mafic, magic bull in a china shop quartz veins.... Mmmmmmmmm I can smell it, I can bite it! Gold and quartz veins, quartz monzonite, breccia, scarn... So come on!!! LETS GO!!!!!!!🐦🎶🎵💫🧙🏞️
That was awesome . What an amazing experience not knowing what you have for material . The convection cells never cease to draw me in , sooooo cool . Thanks again Jason for the best content , see you soon my friend . Cheers
I haven’t seen or heard of a shaker table since school 50 years ago. We went on a field trip to a tin mining museum in Cornwall (🇬🇧), freshly acquired tin ore was crushed and the delivered to a shaker table- a whitish greyish silver line for tin, a black line for arsenic, and the rest was crap. I never realised how much arsenic we produced back in the time of steam. I think, at the time of the field trip all but 2 or 3 Cornish tin mines had been closed through competition- 2 or 3 out of maybe hundreds. Everything flooded and now apparently that flood water is full of recoverable lithium.
Hi Jason. I've been watching all your videos and enjoying learning something new and cool. Always exciting when you have a new production. There's something about the big shaker table that's mesmerizing to me. Maybe you can put together a compilation of the table as a satisfying video (you know, because editing is so much fun lol) … but seriously yes please!! You do wonderful closeups of the materials being processed. And the knowledge you're sharing is simply awesome stuff and I feel like I'm learning about things in life that really matter! Thank you Jason. (o:
LOL all that yellow looked like gold. I thought I had 2 oz when I panned out my cons. About the same results as you 15 + oz per ton too. Jason remember coughing our lungs out on the ride back to the hotel. Think about all the lead dust we inhaled hammer drilling the rock out, oops next time dust mask lol.
Truly enjoyed this opportunity to share this vidio with you. I loved your process of determining what minerals were in the ore and how to determine what was what in the ore. The specimens were very cool rock gold pieces.Thank you ft. or shareing.🤗
Hey guys, I’m pretty sure Scheelite is easy to distinguish, it fluoresces under Shortwave UV light. Bright electric blue color. I used to find it in Tungsten mines. I’m a fan of both you TH-cam’rs! Great content! Great advice, thanks!
That was awesome and it did look like you got it down to precious metals at least. The refining was cool. Looks like the shaker table did its job, too! Thank you for the video!
Drying your stuff works better if you do: Shop vacuum intake covered with a strong cotton towel that is zip tied or whatever making a little socket in the intake tube. Then you add your shop paper towel and pour your material in, THEN turn on the vacuum once you have made sure your not going to suck in the towel and lose your wet sample. a few seconds of that and you should have a fairly dry sample
I really like the teaming up like this. Great info, never realized how much fun hard rock could be until I started watching your channel. thx again to both of you.
Great video. It bothers me when experts call their own technique bush league. It was obviously based upon extreme subject matter expertise. It may not fly in a refereed paper, but I doubt many people would be able to call you out on it. I certainly can’t. Thanks for sharing.
COOL! From what i could see he had some REALLY nice pay dirt there. You have a well calibrated eye. You pulled that gold sample out of that half inch screen very quickly.
I have a few wolenite specimens and what you have is definitely wolfenite crystals. When layered on the rock it looks like hundreds of tiny wolf teeth, quite awesome also.
Was looking forward to this one. That’s definitely some nice ore that Jeff has. You need to get yourself a falcon md20 to test for those specimens. Love these collaborations you’ve been doing. Was cool seeing what you did with Brent in Cero Gordo Keep us the Ausome work Jason. ⛏💪🌟
Nice results for all. Thorough as always. You are very adept at snipping those balls of gold for the crucible ; ) I see the metaphor didn't fall short on you. Thanks Jason. Good luck out there.
I need to do a fire assay on my black sands. The material I'm panning is heavily weathered glacial moraines. LOTS of black sands, and very fine flakes of gold. I also see many dust-sized grains. The gold is coming out of hydrothermal quartz with streaks of hematite and galena crystals through them. So it's very fine and tiny, hard to pan out of the heavy black sands, which also have gold dust trapped inside (an HCl dissolve after roasting a small sample released some fine gold powder).
hi Jason, I've learned soo much from you. i would like to recommend an XRF analysis machine so that you can tell accurately the composition of the raw mineral ore and the final processed product. you can also evaluate the performance of the different XRF machines available. thanks for your lessons.
It’s yellow lead I’ve been trying to get a hold of you guys to talk to me to tell you it’s not all gold it’s lead molybdate But nobody seems to wanna talk to me I spent eight years playing with that mine
I finally found a school that keeps my wandering attention span. Thanks Jason. I did not know you used Trona for smelting? Interesting. Love the technical lingo.
I mine here in the Boise Idaho area. We get the yellow Wolfenite mineral too. First time I ran across it I got all kind of excited, then saw the gold flakes underneath it. It’s pretty dense, heavier than the black sand.
Hmm, good deal. It was two years ago now that I said you should get ahold of Jeff. It was when I was rambling about turnkey rerouts for repeated processing. With an electric continuity tester , sandblaster and acid that doesn't eat gold, you can make crazy gold. specimens .
I bet you could fool a lot of people with that "fine gold" back in the day... :P Maybe if you get a spectroscope you can take a reading what elements are in the heavy yellows. I really like your rock crushers and shaker tables. I saw your videos before when i was looking for rock crushers for concrete aggregate. Greetings, Jeff p.s. A lot of mining books are on my book/archive page.
A Falcon MD-20 is invaluable for finding the good rocks. You have one of them don't yah? I'm also still rockin the GM4B it still works for the bigger chunks.
Hi Jason, great video and what a great example of "not everything that glitters is gold"! Have you done an XRF analysis of the button? It would be very interesting to see what metals you ended up with besides gold. Hopefully the button is big enough to get a good reading!
Great video. Very entertaining without the fake drama like mainstream TV. Don't write GOLD on the outside of the label. I don't trust the postal service.
that is quite a good mine, i think that if it is enough of the other minerals he might be able to turn a profit from those as well(but i don't know how valuable the mineral is), and the quartz sand. this was a very interesting video.
You need to get you a Gold Monster metal detector like Dan has. I'm pretty sure he got his from Kelly Co... not cheap but it works really damn well. Something else you could try for removing the rust (though I don't know if it'd melt quartz) is the Evaporust stuff they sell at OReily Auto Parts or Advanced Auto Parts etc.. or you can buy it online. The stuff is pretty amazing for what it does to rust on metal so I bet it'd work on stone too. Yellow dense mineral in the Las Vegas area.. scary part is it could easily be uranium, there were TONS of uranium mines around Vegas. Scheelite is easy to tell, just hit it with a 365hz UV light, if it fluoresces it's scheelite, if not it's not.
In reference to the gold powder. Try an muric and nitric acid wash. Drain and filter it. Finally put it into a hydrochloric acid solution then precipitate out the pure gold. You get 4 nines pure gold.
You and Jeff are awesome people god bless you both for the knowledge keeps me away from watching something that ain't gonna teach me anything at all thank you both for your help if you don't mind can I send you some samples of some good looking red clay ore high grade iron and lot of gold in the ore I got and we go half's on the gold after you smelt it I haven't seen anyone smelt and do all the math the way you do incredible work brother .
So, I don’t feel so foolish anymore….About a month ago, I ended up feeling so foolish betting the farm on a bunch of orange sulfides. But, at least I realized today that even the pros get fooled too, sometimes. Lol. Thx.
Well done Jason , great vid mate , and a pretty rich sample you got there . All in all an Awesome collab you guys done from start to finish , and best part was the happy ending , cheers , 👍✌✔
I had put 7 grams of gold powder from a drop from aquia regia into a cast iron pan with a rounded cast of portland cement to melt it in a campfire. I also mixed the powder with borax and a pinch of baking soda. All was well, but in a couple of hours , the whole pan was a fluffy material. Should I brush the material into a crucible with no other borax or drop lead into the ground portland cement?
Oh YEAH ....you know we have been waiting for this one ...We saw that Wulfenite too when we were inspecting it ..... it works great as a collector metal when smelting as it is a lead mineral ... love the experiment my friend ....thats was pretty cool... thanks Jason we are really glad you could make it out with us on that trip and hope to make it up there to see your operation .....really appreciate you taking the time to run the material so we know what we have. Take care my friend and keep'em coming
theres definitely some nice ore there congrats! far different from what i am used to seeing..looks like a metamorphic mosaic lol im used to quartz veins in canadian shield granite with actual veins of shiny not particles in a line. i guess i have to believe the stories ive heard about the deposits around val dor being exceptional.
You all need to do a whole series where you rehab the mine and he builds a mill. It would be lots fun
COME ON LETS GO BRANDON YOU'RE GONNA GET WEEEEEEEEEEET
What an awesome colab! LETS GOOO!!
Fancy meetin' you here! :-)
Thx for sharing so much of this with us. I love your variety of processes. Your vids are very entertaining!! And informative!!
Yep everything starts to look like gold if you have silver mine with Galina you going to get that element minerals looks like gold in a pan but it's Wulfenite crystal
I spent a summer in south west Colorado in 80', we panned from Wolfcreek to the Notch on Kenibeck Pass (don't know how to spell it, North of Durango in the La Plata Mts.). I always believed that we had more gold than we thought because there were samples that had silver and lead in them but we never bothered to have someone who knew how to separate the gold. I was told The companies that did, did not work small amounts so it was not worth the money.
Watching your channel and Jeff's channel, for me, is like being in a happy time machine. We did not make any money but man was I in good shape for 2-a-days at the Fort ( Fort Lewis College in Durango).
Thank you for taking the time to publish these great videos
I suggest to further collaborate with Sreetips to purify it, now this would be an interesting collaboration.
Yeah man he could give you the exact amount that would be cool
One day I hope to see Sreetips collaborate with Jeff and Jason . Man would that be cool or what.
@@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751 absolutely 👌
Awesome!! I've wanted to see that stuff run through that shaker since the first video!! I need tools like you have! Thanks for the fun and info
These two channels teaming up is like the gold nerd version of when Doritos started making shells for Taco Bell.
Agreed! Also, wait until you see his video with Brent Underwood from Ghost Town Living! They go to the 400’ level at Cerro Gordo to collect galena and lead ore!
Or when Johnny Depp recently started performing with Jeff Beck! Each musician is talented and creative on their own, but together, they are sublime!
Been following Jeffrey Jim, Sonny him, you know this, WHAT AM I GONNA SAY?, Sleepy Slim's always tryin' to steal my gold, He doesn't eat much though - goes right through him, There sure ain't much pork un these 'Pork n Beans', I married a.'gold digger', my wife found the biggest vein ever! So you know what I'm gonna' say, Sonny Jim! Come on, you know this stuff - that's limonite, magnetite, gabro, milky quartz, oh fossils here¡, hydrodynamics, glacial erratics, concretions, scarn, felsic, mafic, ultra mafic, magic bull in a china shop quartz veins.... Mmmmmmmmm I can smell it, I can bite it! Gold and quartz veins, quartz monzonite, breccia, scarn... So come on!!! LETS GO!!!!!!!🐦🎶🎵💫🧙🏞️
That was awesome . What an amazing experience not knowing what you have for material . The convection cells never cease to draw me in , sooooo cool . Thanks again Jason for the best content , see you soon my friend . Cheers
I haven’t seen or heard of a shaker table since school 50 years ago. We went on a field trip to a tin mining museum in Cornwall (🇬🇧), freshly acquired tin ore was crushed and the delivered to a shaker table- a whitish greyish silver line for tin, a black line for arsenic, and the rest was crap. I never realised how much arsenic we produced back in the time of steam. I think, at the time of the field trip all but 2 or 3 Cornish tin mines had been closed through competition- 2 or 3 out of maybe hundreds. Everything flooded and now apparently that flood water is full of recoverable lithium.
heck yeah, been waiting for this one
Hi Jason. I've been watching all your videos and enjoying learning something new and cool. Always exciting when you have a new production. There's something about the big shaker table that's mesmerizing to me. Maybe you can put together a compilation of the table as a satisfying video (you know, because editing is so much fun lol) … but seriously yes please!! You do wonderful closeups of the materials being processed. And the knowledge you're sharing is simply awesome stuff and I feel like I'm learning about things in life that really matter! Thank you Jason. (o:
Been looking forward to this!
Excited to see this video pop up. It's so interesting and I'm learning a lot! Thank you for sharing! Much ♥️ from Maine! God bless!
Thanks Jason for a great video and sharing your knowledge with use. Jeff is lucky to have you as a friend
LOL all that yellow looked like gold. I thought I had 2 oz when I panned out my cons. About the same results as you 15 + oz per ton too. Jason remember coughing our lungs out on the ride back to the hotel. Think about all the lead dust we inhaled hammer drilling the rock out, oops next time dust mask lol.
Truly enjoyed this opportunity to share this vidio with you. I loved your process of determining what minerals were in the ore and how to determine what was what in the ore. The specimens were very cool rock gold pieces.Thank you ft. or shareing.🤗
Wow! Way to go @Ask Jeff Williams !!!!
Wow! Incredibly rich. Congrats, Jeff! And thank you for the assay!
I've run across the yellow stuff..and the best suggestion I've heard is ironized quartz..but you would think it would be magnetic then..lol
Hey guys, I’m pretty sure Scheelite is easy to distinguish, it fluoresces under Shortwave UV light. Bright electric blue color.
I used to find it in Tungsten mines.
I’m a fan of both you TH-cam’rs! Great content! Great advice, thanks!
That was awesome and it did look like you got it down to precious metals at least. The refining was cool. Looks like the shaker table did its job, too! Thank you for the video!
Drying your stuff works better if you do:
Shop vacuum intake covered with a strong cotton towel that is zip tied or whatever making a little socket in the intake tube. Then you add your shop paper towel and pour your material in, THEN turn on the vacuum once you have made sure your not going to suck in the towel and lose your wet sample. a few seconds of that and you should have a fairly dry sample
I really like the teaming up like this. Great info, never realized how much fun hard rock could be until I started watching your channel. thx again to
both of you.
There's gold in them there hills!!
Thanks Jason 👍
😲🤔 dam... that's a lot of work for them rocks tho 😂🤣😂 great video I enjoyed this series
Love watching your "bush league" process...so cool to watch from start to finish Jason!😊
awesome job Jason nice beads of gold :) Jeff will be pleased with that result :)
Thanks Jason. Jeff's got himself a Gold Mine!! great job smelting it down. enjoyed this one just knowing where it came from.
Great video. It bothers me when experts call their own technique bush league. It was obviously based upon extreme subject matter expertise. It may not fly in a refereed paper, but I doubt many people would be able to call you out on it. I certainly can’t. Thanks for sharing.
nevada rocks 😃
congratulations to both of you guys,
i'm sure you will strike on even better grades as you keep going,
regards 😉
COOL! From what i could see he had some REALLY nice pay dirt there. You have a well calibrated eye. You pulled that gold sample out of that half inch screen very quickly.
Jason thanks for the ideas and good videos you put out now I'm going to try a smelt of my own
You said that right. I’ve been looking forward to this!
Scheelite is easy to spot with an UV-lamp. If you just have a bit of it in your concentrate it will lit up like stars in your pan.
I just love watching what you guys do! Thank you for all of your time!!
I have a few wolenite specimens and what you have is definitely wolfenite crystals. When layered on the rock it looks like hundreds of tiny wolf teeth, quite awesome also.
Love watching science in motion, that was real fun
Some of that wulfenite, actually has a translucent appearance under the scope.
Holy cow! I second the motion of Jason going back here! I'd love a part 2 of this mine!
Been watching gold videos for a few years and I just realized that's where the phrase, it just didn't pan out, came from
That's a good return excellent video thank you for sharing five stars
Your rock, Jason. A real American entrepreneur.
Could you put the specimen in a weak solution of acid to remove some of the rock thus bringing out the more ..
Was looking forward to this one. That’s definitely some nice ore that Jeff has. You need to get yourself a falcon md20 to test for those specimens. Love these collaborations you’ve been doing. Was cool seeing what you did with Brent in Cero Gordo Keep us the Ausome work Jason. ⛏💪🌟
Really enjoyed the video. The best I have ever saw.
Thank you for sharing this process. I wonder if there's any value to the other material you found.
I think I guessed 6-8 per ton but 12-15 wooweee that’s amazing.
Awesome job Jason 👍
Nice results for all. Thorough as always. You are very adept at snipping those balls of gold for the crucible ; ) I see the metaphor didn't fall short on you. Thanks Jason. Good luck out there.
I need to do a fire assay on my black sands. The material I'm panning is heavily weathered glacial moraines. LOTS of black sands, and very fine flakes of gold. I also see many dust-sized grains. The gold is coming out of hydrothermal quartz with streaks of hematite and galena crystals through them. So it's very fine and tiny, hard to pan out of the heavy black sands, which also have gold dust trapped inside (an HCl dissolve after roasting a small sample released some fine gold powder).
Jason it looks like three different type of metals lead silver and gold nice come back from the sample
Great videos man! Love seeing my two favorite miners hammering it out together, I must admit I’m a little envious lol
hi Jason, I've learned soo much from you. i would like to recommend an XRF analysis machine so that you can tell accurately the composition of the raw mineral ore and the final processed product. you can also evaluate the performance of the different XRF machines available. thanks for your lessons.
Hey Jason! Been waiting. Thanks, 🍻👍
Wulfenite is also found in beach sand, it’s like a little yellowish crystal sometimes brown and red and orange
UV works well to pick both scheelite and wulfenite, great videos, love your content.
It’s yellow lead I’ve been trying to get a hold of you guys to talk to me to tell you it’s not all gold it’s lead molybdate But nobody seems to wanna talk to me I spent eight years playing with that mine
I finally found a school that keeps my wandering attention span. Thanks Jason. I did not know you used Trona for smelting? Interesting.
Love the technical lingo.
I mine here in the Boise Idaho area. We get the yellow Wolfenite mineral too. First time I ran across it I got all kind of excited, then saw the gold flakes underneath it. It’s pretty dense, heavier than the black sand.
I like this channel because it's like Jeff Williams but different. Also because it's in Bellingham which is just over the border from 🇨🇦.
I think you and Jeff make a good team
Hmm, good deal. It was two years ago now that I said you should get ahold of Jeff. It was when I was rambling about turnkey rerouts for repeated processing.
With an electric continuity tester , sandblaster and acid that doesn't eat gold, you can make crazy gold. specimens .
I love specimen gold! Great video thanks very much - RAW
I bet you could fool a lot of people with that "fine gold" back in the day... :P Maybe if you get a spectroscope you can take a reading what elements are in the heavy yellows.
I really like your rock crushers and shaker tables. I saw your videos before when i was looking for rock crushers for concrete aggregate.
Greetings,
Jeff
p.s.
A lot of mining books are on my book/archive page.
I'll bet Jeff is glad he listened to me, I knew he had a lot more gold there All he had to have was some of your equipment
Do you have any videos of separating silver from gold?
The green in the stone makes the specimens worth having. Purdy stuff
A Falcon MD-20 is invaluable for finding the good rocks. You have one of them don't yah? I'm also still rockin the GM4B it still works for the bigger chunks.
Some of the best viewing ever.
Thank you for sharing!
Could have tried chemical extraction possibly? Setup can be expensive though and chemical's a pain to get in larger quantities. Some nice stuff!
Awesome. I have found some gold ore but no idea how much gold is in it. I guess I need to learn smelting looks very cool.
Sweet, been waiting for this!!
This was so much fun loved it!
Always enjoy your videos. Thanks
If I remember right that ore runs about a half ounce silver for every ounce of gold you mine
Hi Jason, great video and what a great example of "not everything that glitters is gold"! Have you done an XRF analysis of the button? It would be very interesting to see what metals you ended up with besides gold. Hopefully the button is big enough to get a good reading!
Great video. Very entertaining without the fake drama like mainstream TV. Don't write GOLD on the outside of the label. I don't trust the postal service.
that is quite a good mine, i think that if it is enough of the other minerals he might be able to turn a profit from those as well(but i don't know how valuable the mineral is), and the quartz sand.
this was a very interesting video.
He's pulling big nuggets from that mine. He's definitely turning profit
He has a good channel. Sub to it
I would, but even with the sound almost off, he's still too much 'shouty man' for me to take. A shame, I know Im missing out.
I believe you should put it in your rod mill and grind it to an extremely fine dust.
That is a very fine gold mine there. Thanks again for sharing all the details. I learn more with every video you make :)
If would be interesting to try your metal detector technique with a pinpointer or wand detector.
6:50 The opening to feed the materials should be much larger so you don't spill anything on the ground.
Great gold!! Thank for sharing!!
You need to get you a Gold Monster metal detector like Dan has. I'm pretty sure he got his from Kelly Co... not cheap but it works really damn well. Something else you could try for removing the rust (though I don't know if it'd melt quartz) is the Evaporust stuff they sell at OReily Auto Parts or Advanced Auto Parts etc.. or you can buy it online. The stuff is pretty amazing for what it does to rust on metal so I bet it'd work on stone too.
Yellow dense mineral in the Las Vegas area.. scary part is it could easily be uranium, there were TONS of uranium mines around Vegas. Scheelite is easy to tell, just hit it with a 365hz UV light, if it fluoresces it's scheelite, if not it's not.
In reference to the gold powder. Try an muric and nitric acid wash. Drain and filter it. Finally put it into a hydrochloric acid solution then precipitate out the pure gold. You get 4 nines pure gold.
You and Jeff are awesome people god bless you both for the knowledge keeps me away from watching something that ain't gonna teach me anything at all thank you both for your help if you don't mind can I send you some samples of some good looking red clay ore high grade iron and lot of gold in the ore I got and we go half's on the gold after you smelt it I haven't seen anyone smelt and do all the math the way you do incredible work brother .
So that’s why Jeff went to the fed reserve to ask them if they got room for all the gold he going to mine
Lol , knowing Jeff 🤣
They look like dendrites, could you try dissolving the stone in acid to get some clean specimens?
So, I don’t feel so foolish anymore….About a month ago, I ended up feeling so foolish betting the farm on a bunch of orange sulfides. But, at least I realized today that even the pros get fooled too, sometimes. Lol. Thx.
That was so interesting.. Nice work Jason. I always learn something from you. cheers
It would be fun to send some powder to Sreetips and have him do it his way!
Well done Jason , great vid mate , and a pretty rich sample you got there . All in all an Awesome collab you guys done from start to finish , and best part was the happy ending , cheers , 👍✌✔
Looks like Litharge . I was thinking that when you noted the Yellow color and the Density so its almost surely Lead Oxide.
I had put 7 grams of gold powder from a drop from aquia regia into a cast iron pan with a rounded cast of portland cement to melt it in a campfire. I also mixed the powder with borax and a pinch of baking soda. All was well, but in a couple of hours , the whole pan was a fluffy material. Should I brush the material into a crucible with no other borax or drop lead into the ground portland cement?
Awesome video Jason!
Jason, you SO need to fix the door insulation on that cupeling kiln; you're about to have an unplanned viewing window.
Great video!
And thanks for all the good stuff to watch
Hi Jason love the video. What cupel are you using they look bigger than the 7a size
(Me prospecting) = Been there done that mistake! I learn so much thank you for your videos.
That was a cool trip and a lot of fun to watch. Very rich mine
I enjoy watching your shows Jason, very interesting