Sieve Mesh - Sizing Explained

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[@halenray]

Good info, thank you Art, nice one.

[@DR_SOLO]

😮 okay so I've been smashing gold ore at the house.
I have been using an auger drill bit quarter-inch I also bought myself a solid cast-iron concrete steak.
More recently I've purchased double closed-end wrench 1 1/4 on one side 1 1/2 on the other side of the wrench.
Now what have I been using them to smash and stomping to an modern-day stainless steel coffee thermos mug.
Wifey had a 4-Piece strainer set in kitchen so I grabbed one
😬 Not realizing that it was an ultra-fine nylon mesh strainer it's the one where you cannot pass the thumbtack through but you can fit the tip of the sewing needle. 😮 and i am wondering why I'm having trouble finding identifying AU, in My Pan.
🧐 Um any suggestion on how I should go about processing this ultra-fine concentrated concentration of concentrates? 🙄😒😥

[@rolandanthonymindo6478]

thank you sir!

[@DR_SOLO]

🤠 RIGHT!!!💯

[@Studio.himalaya]

❤🎉 thanks

[@rabnawaznawaz9398]

price ?

[@Coverjobs]

HI Art, i'm looking to filter some sea water for a project - im wondering if water would freely pass through a mesh500 sieve. or would it build up and slowly drip through, much like a coffee filter?

[@ArtGatenby]

I don't think it would flow freely, but I'dtry it and see what kind of flow rate you could get through the sieve with any restriction..