Was driving down broadway and seen you doing this. Didn't know it was you but thought it was some oddball. Literally right down the street from my shop. Very cool to find that just in a crack.
That area of Sobo always has alot of activity. Prob better there than at the Mint. I can only imagine how much yuck is in that stuff besides the treasures. Good luck with what you got.
I remember watching a show on tv years back about a man that walked down some of the busiest streets in New York, using his eyes and just like you, a brush and small dust pan. People thought he was crazy and just wasting his time. Little did they know of the diamonds and precious metals he found between cracks of the concrete walkways. People are so busy talking on cell phones and never bother to look down on the ground. They could easily walk over a $100 dollar bill and not notice. I find myself looking down more often as kind of a habit with metal detecting, so nothing gets past me. Don't worry about what others think. Some have probably thought about it, but are too embarrassed to try it. Anyways, great videos.H.H.👍
YES I remember seeing that , and it's what inspired me to make this video. It was on Penn and Teller, it's still on TH-cam actually. He didn't have the vacuum though ;) Keep an eye open for more videos with my magic Vacuum! Thanks for watching! atb -KG
Tom Massey of GPAA has a show doing just that,,,maybe same show.....there are a few other shows out there in cities using vac-pacs in corrugated drain tubes from streams leading into major cities...some did well....
The round clear balls are probably glass beads used on roadway painting. Applied to the wet paint immediately after application. They produce a somewhat reflective surface, by reflecting light back to source from any direction. Seems plausible some of the beads make it over the curb up onto the sidewalk.
City storm system workers report finding lots of valuable items in the bottoms of the storm drain catch basins. You know the grates where the water in the gutters drains into. Each one has a sump under the pipe flow elevation where the heavies settle out. Need to clean out a couple catch basins in front of the diamond district. Cities are notorious for not maintaining them, they are usually full to at least the pipe flow line if not up to the grate on top. Wet dry shop vac with extension???
I know there's precious metals you can prospect off of highways as well from catalytic converter scrap etc. Cody's Lab did something similar with the street diamonds, and he did the highway prospecting.
YES CodysLab is one of my favorite TH-cam channels. That guy puts in tons of work and effort into his content, something I try to achieve more and more with each movie. as always, Thanks for watching! atb -KG
The little glass balls are from reflective road paint - after painting new lines and words on streets, the road crews throw handfuls of these little glass balls into the wet paint, making the lines and words brighter at night. The excess glass balls that do not stick in the paint go everywhere - non-toxic, break down into sand over time. My best friend did this job (signage crew) for CalTrans in the summers during his college years.
Hey, KG! Glass beads are used to sandblast surfaces, too. The bead diameters range in size from .04 mm or finer up to 1.5 mm. It's possible they were used to clean the sidewalk or graffiti off walls in the past. Or street painters could have spilled some glass when mixing up some paint, but I'm not sure they would do that on site.
LOL! Have the whole town thinking you have OCD cleaning out all the cracks. Next they call the mental health professionals with the cross-armed vest. Have you sitting there in the ward with the rest of us!! You rock!! :))
Guarantee those little glass bbs are from when they stripped the road. They are class 3 or 4 reflective beads... those things go bouncing everywhere when you stripe a road... spent years feeding the chicken doing thermo work.
Yes for sure! I went back there today and scraped more...filmed more...edited more...found.....you'll have to see! Thanks for watching Beth I appreciate all your support! atb -KG
Those glass BB's if no one else mentioned it are what they put over the paint they use to mark the road so that it shines at night when your headlights hit it.
Glass beads can also form from incomplete combustion from inside engines or during fires or even from meteorites and lightening strikes, but little beads like that can be in all sorts of uniteresting products as well.
@@Klesh No worries literally just been out in Glasgow, can't say I have had much success so far apart from a nice little charm from a bracelet, ironically its an ore/mine cart :D! Just got the half bucket down to concentrate, so should have a good bit of panning to do tomorrow.
Nice job. Klesh you do a fantastic job keeping my attention. I always watch from beginning to end on your videos. There's no time for squirrels when watching always have the whats next with your videos. I think I may have to add prospecting city sidewalks to my must try, so I can say i once did list. Always up for an adventure and learning something new. Thanks for the motivation to do a little learning and maybe some growin. Apperciate you.
Hey Brooke, thanks for the comment. I do try to keep my videos interesting and educational. If you try this let us know what ya find! Thanks for watching!
KleshGuitars I so want to do it but I think i would want to do it with someone first. Maybe I can get my dad or one of my older boys to go down town and do it with me. And I have to watch more videos on the separating it right make sure I have the right stuff. I had some rock with gold specks in them from the river in grand rounde oregon and when they were taken in and looked at they said it was gold. Separating was the next venture but they were taken. Just gotta go play in the river some more I guess. Darn lol
Thanks for another great video and welcome to the world of urban prospecting. There is no telling what you will find in the cracks and gutters. Those vacuums really work well for that type of prospecting.
Thanks for the comment Utahavalanch, I did enjoy it though tough on the back for sure. I need to hire some kids or something to scratch all the sidewalks for me next time LOL Thanks for watching! atb -KG
I'm going to suggest that the "glass" beads are possibly the reflective beads used in pavement paint when they mark the stop bar and lane lines, crosswalks etc. Just my two cents...congrats on the sidewalk success!
hey thanks for two awesome videos! . I was glued to my phone. if you make more city prospecting videos i will watch and 👍. Good stuff, keep up the good work. sincerely Jesse.
DUDE KLESH!!! I have been trying to figure out how to power a portable crevice vacuum for a while now. IS THAT A FLIPPIN LEAF BLOWER ON A BUCKET?? UR A GENIUS!!
What if you attached a crevicing tool to the vacuum hose so you could get it all in one motion? I do underground utility work in Denver and I just cleaned out a storm drain inlet. I found a pocket watch! My foreman said he found a diamond ring in a sewer pipe one time. The pocket watch was a fake one, but it got me thinking! I've also found gold and diamonds in parking lots before just having a good eye, so imagine what could be in front of a jewelery store in a gold and gem town.
Hey tubeyourself thanks for the comment. Yeah I've actually thought about attaching a modified weed whacker or edging tool to the hose, and putting the entire vacuum into a large backpack to avoid all the bending. Cool finds man, yeah there's stuff hiding out there in the world and it only takes people like us to go find it! Thanks for watching
@@Klesh I do lawn care as a side job and I can attest that a weedwacker can tear it up for sure. Pretty cool... Im pretty sure I have almost everything I need laying around in my work truck right now LOL
Great video Shane - going back watching some of your older stuff, as you have suggested in other videos. Keep up the great work, great content and super giveaways! Chuck in Kansas
I'm glad you had them priced the diamonds because I have about 35 to 40 loose diamonds out of old jewelry that was took to the smelter they're all real diamonds and I had no idea what they'd be worth each most of them are about the same size as you found few of them are a little bit bigger so I always wondered thank you
I always wondered what you could find in the cracks...The beads fell off of a strand...the diamonds or CZ are small but they cut cz with lazers so that explains that...and you actually found some GOLD I can't believe it...It must be almost everywhere!
Those little bb looking things are from a little drying agent packet that would be in like your shoes or things they put the packets in for moisture control
Hey, I enjoy the videos you do. I am a native and prospect Clear Creek and the Arkansas near Buena Vista when I get time. Keep it up and I will tune in. The clear balls look like silica like the kind they use to keep moisture out of products.
Glad you enjoyed the video, and thanks for joining the live streams! I think they're glass? Not sure if that's the same thing as silica. Anyway, Thanks for watching! atb -KG
I don't think it's rock salt as that would probably melt pretty quick. Some other comments suggested they might be from reflective material used in the construction of the sidewalk, or even sandblasting beads.
Love your vids. The object towards the end that you said wouldn’t react and was real hard...looks like a galvanized machine screw. Keep up the great vids
I haven't read all the replies to answer the question about the glass beads, I do parking lot maintenence mostly painting lines and stencils, usually the city will do the roads and crosswalks, but in hi wears areas like crosswalks they put thermoplastic down (melted plastic) while in melted state they take a hand full of glass beads and sprinkle it over the top , this makes the thermo reflective when car headlights hit it. the excess gets washed away with cars and rain etc.. next time you are walking at a crosswalk look close and you will see glass beads embedded in the thermo (if its thermo).. but thats all it is , i would expect they are everywhere including in the storm drains etc...
That’s cool. The hunt was a success and you never know until you check. Good metal detecting in a different way. Yeah. That’s cool to come away with something. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks Clear Adventure! Also congrats on the big Morgan Silver dollar win on tonight's live stream! Send me your address brother! Thanks for watching! atb -KG
Definitely hard work for a little but nothing to snub at.. But metal detecting Not that much different either as far as finding a good score.Very nice video and glad the vactron bucket thingy is working good.. lol Thanks AL
dude id like to see your full accumulation of river gold,how much you have in total.i cant believe you found some real diamonds thats great! its like you went back in time to find them too.that dirt is a time capsule.
Thanks Sparrow, and thanks for joining my live streams! I plan on getting all the way down, also working on an invention to clean the cracks much more thoroughly. Thanks for watching! atb -KG
The road workers put those glass beads on the painted street lines for reflection.
Thanks Joe I thought so!
that's what I was thinking either that or silica beads
Glass is an ingredient in roadway painted lines. Not added but in the mixture
Those glass beads are for roadway markings. It's sprinkled into the wet paint. I've painted countless miles.
Thinking outside the box is working for you, Klesh. Nice finds, so much work you put into everything you do. Very entertaining and interesting too.
Thanks. I try to keep it entertaining and educational for everyone! Thanks for watching! atb -KG
Was driving down broadway and seen you doing this. Didn't know it was you but thought it was some oddball. Literally right down the street from my shop. Very cool to find that just in a crack.
LOL. Oddball..you were right about that! Thanks for watching! atb -KG
Its not every day you see someone vacuuming the sidewalk, ha! I got a feeling one day we are going to run into each other while detecting.
Just left there again with a bucket full of sidewalk scum! At IHOP now having some pancakes!
That area of Sobo always has alot of activity. Prob better there than at the Mint. I can only imagine how much yuck is in that stuff besides the treasures. Good luck with what you got.
I remember watching a show on tv years back about a man that walked down some of the busiest streets in New York, using his eyes and just like you, a brush and small dust pan. People thought he was crazy and just wasting his time. Little did they know of the diamonds and precious metals he found between cracks of the concrete walkways. People are so busy talking on cell phones and never bother to look down on the ground. They could easily walk over a $100 dollar bill and not notice. I find myself looking down more often as kind of a habit with metal detecting, so nothing gets past me. Don't worry about what others think. Some have probably thought about it, but are too embarrassed to try it. Anyways, great videos.H.H.👍
YES I remember seeing that , and it's what inspired me to make this video. It was on Penn and Teller, it's still on TH-cam actually. He didn't have the vacuum though ;) Keep an eye open for more videos with my magic Vacuum! Thanks for watching! atb -KG
Tom Massey of GPAA has a show doing just that,,,maybe same show.....there are a few other shows out there in cities using vac-pacs in corrugated drain tubes from streams leading into major cities...some did well....
The round clear balls are probably glass beads used on roadway painting. Applied to the wet paint immediately after application. They produce a somewhat reflective surface, by reflecting light back to source from any direction. Seems plausible some of the beads make it over the curb up onto the sidewalk.
Binge watching some of your older videos...what cool finds! Thanks Shane, for always putting out great videos!
Thank you Leigh Ann Cronin!
City storm system workers report finding lots of valuable items in the bottoms of the storm drain catch basins. You know the grates where the water in the gutters drains into. Each one has a sump under the pipe flow elevation where the heavies settle out. Need to clean out a couple catch basins in front of the diamond district. Cities are notorious for not maintaining them, they are usually full to at least the pipe flow line if not up to the grate on top. Wet dry shop vac with extension???
I know there's precious metals you can prospect off of highways as well from catalytic converter scrap etc. Cody's Lab did something similar with the street diamonds, and he did the highway prospecting.
YES CodysLab is one of my favorite TH-cam channels. That guy puts in tons of work and effort into his content, something I try to achieve more and more with each movie. as always, Thanks for watching! atb -KG
KleshGuitars I think it would be cool if you both did a collaboration video on prospecting, maybe a competition of sorts.
Definitely do a collab with Cody. That'd be great
@@Klesh Mine too, you just got a sub for this comment alone! Sadly I'm 4 years late.
The little glass beads you're referring to at 11:38 are reflective glass beads used in the reflective paint on streets, crosswalks, etc.
I agree dougfreeze, and thanks for watching!
The little glass balls are from reflective road paint - after painting new lines and words on streets, the road crews throw handfuls of these little glass balls into the wet paint, making the lines and words brighter at night. The excess glass balls that do not stick in the paint go everywhere - non-toxic, break down into sand over time. My best friend did this job (signage crew) for CalTrans in the summers during his college years.
Thank you Citizen Brain!
Hey, KG! Glass beads are used to sandblast surfaces, too. The bead diameters range in size from .04 mm or finer up to 1.5 mm. It's possible they were used to clean the sidewalk or graffiti off walls in the past. Or street painters could have spilled some glass when mixing up some paint, but I'm not sure they would do that on site.
OH yeah i didn't even think of sandblast beads. Thanks for watching! atb -KG
We use glass beads at work, they are all different colors. That’s a good thought. Maybe so, it’s interesting though.
Very interesting and unique video.
You're definitely was being creative with this video.
Now I am gonna have to check out those other videos.
This was so cool to watch, 🤠 I love it
Man it was fun too. I found all kinds of things that day!
LOL! Have the whole town thinking you have OCD cleaning out all the cracks. Next they call the mental health professionals with the cross-armed vest. Have you sitting there in the ward with the rest of us!! You rock!! :))
Thanks, I avoided the funny farm and they actually let me loose on society. Crazy huh?
Those glass balls are from the reflectors on the road. Foil is painted and the beads are then put on to reflect light.
Guarantee those little glass bbs are from when they stripped the road. They are class 3 or 4 reflective beads... those things go bouncing everywhere when you stripe a road... spent years feeding the chicken doing thermo work.
Diamonds, and silver I guess it was worth it! Congrats!!!
Yes for sure! I went back there today and scraped more...filmed more...edited more...found.....you'll have to see! Thanks for watching Beth I appreciate all your support! atb -KG
Glass beads are put in street paint and/or signage for reflection. Great Vids. Keep it up, Pal!!
You certainly don't mind a bit of work, good stuff!
Those glass BB's if no one else mentioned it are what they put over the paint they use to mark the road so that it shines at night when your headlights hit it.
Glass beads can also form from incomplete combustion from inside engines or during fires or even from meteorites and lightening strikes, but little beads like that can be in all sorts of uniteresting products as well.
Thank you Wizzkid9000!
@@Klesh No worries literally just been out in Glasgow, can't say I have had much success so far apart from a nice little charm from a bracelet, ironically its an ore/mine cart :D! Just got the half bucket down to concentrate, so should have a good bit of panning to do tomorrow.
Nice job. Klesh you do a fantastic job keeping my attention. I always watch from beginning to end on your videos. There's no time for squirrels when watching always have the whats next with your videos. I think I may have to add prospecting city sidewalks to my must try, so I can say i once did list. Always up for an adventure and learning something new. Thanks for the motivation to do a little learning and maybe some growin. Apperciate you.
Hey Brooke, thanks for the comment. I do try to keep my videos interesting and educational. If you try this let us know what ya find! Thanks for watching!
KleshGuitars I so want to do it but I think i would want to do it with someone first. Maybe I can get my dad or one of my older boys to go down town and do it with me. And I have to watch more videos on the separating it right make sure I have the right stuff. I had some rock with gold specks in them from the river in grand rounde oregon and when they were taken in and looked at they said it was gold. Separating was the next venture but they were taken. Just gotta go play in the river some more I guess. Darn lol
Thanks for another great video and welcome to the world of urban prospecting. There is no telling what you will find in the cracks and gutters. Those vacuums really work well for that type of prospecting.
Thanks for the comment Utahavalanch, I did enjoy it though tough on the back for sure. I need to hire some kids or something to scratch all the sidewalks for me next time LOL Thanks for watching! atb -KG
I'm going to suggest that the "glass" beads are possibly the reflective beads used in pavement paint when they mark the stop bar and lane lines, crosswalks etc. Just my two cents...congrats on the sidewalk success!
True - I didn't think of that. Thanks for clearing that up, i agree it could be that. Also Thanks for watching! atb -KG
Them bbs could had been moisture absorbing beads being in front of jewelry store or pawn shops..
Shit you got to it before me..... I'm sad now...
The little glass bbs as you call them look to me to be silica gel balls. Used to stop products getting damp.
Thanks Dj! for watching!
The little glass beads look like those found in the reflective paint used on roads.
Good job on all of your videos Kool, thanks very much, love your personality.
Jason
Thanks man appreciate it!
Wow, you definitely love this. You have far more patience than I would. I really enjoy your videos and streams, Klesh!
Thanks Beth it's always great seeing you on the streams as well!
This show was outstanding. Could not look away.
Thanks I appreciate that. atb -KG
hey thanks for two awesome videos! . I was glued to my phone. if you make more city prospecting videos i will watch and 👍. Good stuff, keep up the good work. sincerely Jesse.
More urban prospecting to come, thanks for watching
The glass would be 1 of 2 things: if they have holes in them they are seed beads, or I would venture a guess they are blasting media.
DUDE KLESH!!! I have been trying to figure out how to power a portable crevice vacuum for a while now. IS THAT A FLIPPIN LEAF BLOWER ON A BUCKET?? UR A GENIUS!!
Yeah I have a video showing how I built it thank you
little round things could be the scrubbing agent from exfoliating facial scrub wash
haha I used to live not to far from there. Did a lot of my shopping at that Sam's Club and Albertsons.
Yep that's the place thanks for watching!
What if you attached a crevicing tool to the vacuum hose so you could get it all in one motion? I do underground utility work in Denver and I just cleaned out a storm drain inlet. I found a pocket watch! My foreman said he found a diamond ring in a sewer pipe one time. The pocket watch was a fake one, but it got me thinking! I've also found gold and diamonds in parking lots before just having a good eye, so imagine what could be in front of a jewelery store in a gold and gem town.
Hey tubeyourself thanks for the comment. Yeah I've actually thought about attaching a modified weed whacker or edging tool to the hose, and putting the entire vacuum into a large backpack to avoid all the bending. Cool finds man, yeah there's stuff hiding out there in the world and it only takes people like us to go find it! Thanks for watching
@@Klesh I do lawn care as a side job and I can attest that a weedwacker can tear it up for sure. Pretty cool... Im pretty sure I have almost everything I need laying around in my work truck right now LOL
You've got that Open Defecation semi-legal in Denver nowadays.... Hope you find a chunk of gold.
LOL I saw that, that's some Shit!
Those little beads are silica, basically glass, and might be from dessicant packets, road paint, or even just naturally occurring!
Very interesting video. You must have great vision. Keep scraping those sidewalks!
Thanks G Mann, I try to keep it interesting. It was just a 1 second idea and i ran with it.
Great video Shane - going back watching some of your older stuff, as you have suggested in other videos. Keep up the great work, great content and super giveaways! Chuck in Kansas
I'm glad you had them priced the diamonds because I have about 35 to 40 loose diamonds out of old jewelry that was took to the smelter they're all real diamonds and I had no idea what they'd be worth each most of them are about the same size as you found few of them are a little bit bigger so I always wondered thank you
I always wondered what you could find in the cracks...The beads fell off of a strand...the diamonds or CZ are small but they cut cz with lazers so that explains that...and you actually found some GOLD I can't believe it...It must be almost everywhere!
Yeah it was pretty fun and i was surprised on how much stuff I found, thanks for watching
really cool video man! always wondered what one could find!! Thanks!
Those little bb looking things are from a little drying agent packet that would be in like your shoes or things they put the packets in for moisture control
11:33 could be glass media blast out of a sand blaster
yeah I think it might be that, or the reflective beads added to road paint.
The little beads are glass. They are used to make the striping on the streets reflective
Thanks!
Drive by this area all the time! Im definetely going to do this...
Let us know how it goes! Thanks for watching! -KleshGuitars
Good hunting. I should do this in downtown LA near the jewelry mart.
Nice job.
Do it! Let us know what ya find!
Those glass things probably all fell in at the same time.. maybe part of a kaleidoscope??
Haha, I knew you would have some good results with this, happened faster than a expected. VERY COOl, I really liked this video!
Yea I was pretty surprised all the cool junk I was able to suck up! Keep an eye out for part 2 of this series...Thanks for watching! atb -KG
That was fun! Thank you and take care. Paul.
Thanks for watching!
maybee the beads are from bead blasting. and interesting video. cool idea. thanks for sharing klesh!
A few people in the comments say it's some kind of reflective bead used in road paint. I had no idea, thanks for watching
I'm definitely going to start scraping sidewalks!!
Do it man, make a video!
Hey, I enjoy the videos you do. I am a native and prospect Clear Creek and the Arkansas near Buena Vista when I get time. Keep it up and I will tune in. The clear balls look like silica like the kind they use to keep moisture out of products.
Glad you enjoyed the video, and thanks for joining the live streams! I think they're glass? Not sure if that's the same thing as silica. Anyway, Thanks for watching! atb -KG
Could the little round ones be rock salt? Do they salt the roads there in the winter?
Is there a test for Platinum?
I don't think it's rock salt as that would probably melt pretty quick. Some other comments suggested they might be from reflective material used in the construction of the sidewalk, or even sandblasting beads.
Yes I have the platinum test kit, it came with the gold and silver test kit (also palladium) Thanks for watching! atb -KG
I was thinking those glass beads could be silica the kind used for keeping things fresh in the little packs
Love your vids. The object towards the end that you said wouldn’t react and was real hard...looks like a galvanized machine screw. Keep up the great vids
Yep, i think you're right. Galvanized machine screw. I need to do another one of these types of videos. That was fun LOL!
The screw is likely galvanized for exterior use
You are thinking out of the box. Pretty neat!
Thanks for watching! atb -KG
I haven't read all the replies to answer the question about the glass beads, I do parking lot maintenence mostly painting lines and stencils, usually the city will do the roads and crosswalks, but in hi wears areas like crosswalks they put thermoplastic down (melted plastic) while in melted state they take a hand full of glass beads and sprinkle it over the top , this makes the thermo reflective when car headlights hit it. the excess gets washed away with cars and rain etc.. next time you are walking at a crosswalk look close and you will see glass beads embedded in the thermo (if its thermo).. but thats all it is , i would expect they are everywhere including in the storm drains etc...
I agree hss5602, and thanks for watching!
Are those clear balls those Silica gel things that absorb moisture in packages?
Apparently they're glass beads mixed into road paint for reflection, at least that's what people have said in the comments
a stainless screw? and the little beads are silicon beads that come in little dry packs in electronics parts.
Ya probabaly stainless. I held onto it anyway..maybe silicon! Thanks for watching! atb -KG
Glass Bebe,s are used in road paint at traffic lights to make it reflective
Interesting, I did not know that. Thanks for watching! atb -KG
That’s cool. The hunt was a success and you never know until you check. Good metal detecting in a different way. Yeah. That’s cool to come away with something. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻
It was fun and I am looking forward to Part 2 of this series......Thanks for watching! atb -KG
The glass ball are used for blasting like sand blasting
What is the total value of all your finds?
In total between all treasure hunting projects, it's in the mid 5 digits i'd say
HA! That was awesome! Love the great work and unique treasures, brother! - Kevin
Thanks Clear Adventure! Also congrats on the big Morgan Silver dollar win on tonight's live stream! Send me your address brother! Thanks for watching! atb -KG
hey man you can get a diamond testing pen. usually with a gold test kit...they work really well.
I saw the man at the jewelry store had one, It was cool! Thanks for watching Linda!
you would have a blast at diamond crater in Arkansas www.craterofdiamondsstatepark.com/ you would have a blast panning for diamonds for sure.
Hey dude you did good! I've been panning in a river here in Oklahoma with no results at all. May come to Colorado for something besides the good weed!
great channel will probably watching alot of your vids tomarrow.
Nice! Have fun and hope you enjoy the binge!
Definitely hard work for a little but nothing to snub at.. But metal detecting Not that much different either as far as finding a good score.Very nice video and glad the vactron bucket thingy is working good.. lol Thanks AL
It was working pretty good! It was rough but the end result was fun enough to overcome the pain I'm now feeling LOL. Thanks for watching! atb -KG
Congrats! I love your ideas!
Thanks Dorie, and Thanks for watching! atb -KG
In the Indian gold districts, there are people who make a living diving in the sewers.
Def gonna take a chance and go do this
Good luck man make a video to show us what ya get!
Cool video. Thanks
dude id like to see your full accumulation of river gold,how much you have in total.i cant believe you found some real diamonds thats great! its like you went back in time to find them too.that dirt is a time capsule.
I agree Jeditilifall, and thanks for watching!
thats one neat video,enjoyed it a lot.
Thanks chris.
The nyc video has to be my favorite video uve ever made you need to come back
Fantastic video and really good results considering this is only your second timeout. Congrats on the silver and thank you for sharing!
I plan on taking this idea to the next level. Keep your eye out for it! Thanks for watching! atb -KG
The screw is zinc plated or known as stainless steel
The glass beads could be media blast material if someone was removing paint. rust etc from the building.
Yeah, either that or the reflective glass beads used in road paint. Thanks for watching
KleshGuitars my pleasure, I enjoy watching your videos.
Great video, I’m going to hit the Vegas strip with my dyson animal, totally inspired
Good Idea..also make a video man! I want to see what Vegas has in it's sidewalks! Thanks for watching! atb -KG
There’s never a quite moment , I’m
Not sure how to pull it off but if I do I’ll do a vid and then the wife will divorce me !!!!
Put on a badge and tell them you are there to "clean up the town"..........................lol
Hell yeah fantastic work!
Thanks Reid! Thanks for watching! atb -KG
So, do you just ask the store if you can clean their cracks? No pun intended! 😉
They look like the glass beads that they use when they paint the reflective stripes on the road
Thanks John Savage for watching!
Rocky Mountain Coin! Love going their whenever I get a chance.
Ya it's awesome there! Thanks for watching! atb -KG
You can almost tell its sliver by the Klink at 15:30
I agree john isabella, and thanks for watching!
You can put your madnet in a inside out ziplock bad and then pull bag back right , magnet is clean and the stuff is in the bag.
wow that is a good idea, i detect the crack usually but this method is cool!
Thanks shanes world for watching!
Great Video. Thanks
CR
Thank you CR62!
Dude you should try the busiest places like parking lots or in front of clubs, even the highway would be interesting
How about NYC
Unique, interesting & fun treasure hunt!
Thanks Diana!
This i gota see this is ths shot from center field ...wowwww
Did you ever think about looking for meteorites as well?
Cool video! And even cooler is recognizing familiar names in the comment section from this awesome community of ours! :)
Hi Shelly h and for sure it's good seeing familiar names here! Thanks for watching! atb -KG
Same situation like I’m in. A lot more grey hairs in my beard now than 6 years ago. Lol
very cool, thanks!
Thanks cssaheel glad you enjoyed it!
Wow, really great results for real. I'm curious what you'll find going deeper. :)
Thanks Sparrow, and thanks for joining my live streams! I plan on getting all the way down, also working on an invention to clean the cracks much more thoroughly. Thanks for watching! atb -KG
Nice finds, that turned out great. :D
Thanks for watching! It was fun! atb -KG
Silica gel beads?
I thought that too, but apparently they're just glass beads that are added to road paint to make it reflective. Who knew.