Have you heard of the roller mill technique developed in Yukon? A couple cups.put in a roller mill ie rod .mill turns about 60 rpm for.6 or 7 minutes the rods shoppers black sands into small partials and flatten gold then straining the sand and gold mix through a screen the black sands fall through and the enlarged gold is caught. Recovery was increased 33 to 50 %
Very cool chuck, I've never seen somebody roast black sands like that, I've heard of it but it was cool to see that, Thanks for sharing Brother, Hope you and the family have an amazing New Year's 👍😊
Justin my friend, hope all is well with you and your family. Thanks for watching, Glad you enjoyed seeing the process. Have a safe and Happy New year.🎈🎈🧨🧨
Nice video. I saw someone use a campfire with a vacuum exhaust blowing air into the coals. He had black sands inside a steel container and shock shattered the black sands in water as well.
Yep looks just my my coat. You just need a silicone mat in the bottom of a blue bowl to clean up that gold. Great video Chuck thanks for sharing going to have to give that a try.
Hard rock University has a great panning method for superfine gold, you might try it and see if you can't get more gold from these black sands, the superfine stuff anyways. Great video! ❤ I might have to try this someday!
Thanks for watching and commenting. Good tip on the panning, works well with small amounts. Recently bought a Miller table that also works very well with 100- material.
I think I got it. The heat separates the gold from the black sand better. Is it correct that way ? I've never seen that before. Thanks for showing it. Peter wishes you good luck in the new year ⚒🍻🇩🇪
Hey Dave, Good to hear from you. Hope your 2021 is golden my friend. Roasting black sands is not hard but is very time consuming. It does produce more gold if it comes out of a gold bearing area.
@@CandSMINING, they still wouldn't work after you roasted the black sands? Isn't that what the Miller Table was for? Forgot to ask, would a smelter setup work for roasting the black sands or would it get too hot?
@@johnruckman2320 Miller table material must be pre screened to a min of 30-. Most of us screen up to 60-. After roasting a miller table or a Drop riffle sluice can be used to clean up the fines. A smelter or foundry will get to hot.
Very good tip Brother. Is there any danger of harmful fumes? I'm thinking maybe using an old grill with the lid shut to retain heat. Then I could load two good size old cookie sheets with the black sands.
I think that you are correct. Most prospectors don't want to invest in a table. Actually it is much better. Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it. Have a safe and Happy New year.
Thanks for this info my creek is loaded with sulfides & blacksand be nice to try this with all my sluice cons just gotta get a me a cast iron pan I can have for mining only heavy pans to you sir!
Perfectly roasting black sand cool but I thought you were going to show us a way to roast coffee beans😂 but I learned something today😎 don't roast me lol
kudos to you chuck! this is something that i read many years ago in book about transmutation skeptic at first, but maybe they were partially true about roasting black sand, why you didn't use any magnet while separating roasted black sand, is there make any differences?
This is a good way to get nuggets out of quartz to, get it red hot, quench it and the quartz turns to mush, and you can almost break it up with your hands. Another TH-camr had a video on it, "quartz from gold hack".
The amount of gold recovered compared to the black sand processed is really good. I see so many people just dumping their black sand and losing a lot of gold. Just had to do the video.👍👍
Could save some money on gas and heat your sands i a cast iron dutch oven on a wood fire next time you happen to be camping also? Great idea... thanks and greetings from Oz
This could be Hugh! I've tossed lbs of gold bearing black sands all over my gravel driveway 😦 ! Going to try this after we actually get some water and good dredge cons ect..lol over temp reminds me of Amy cooking 🍳 breakfast at camp🤣
The only problem with this system is that it might be very time consuming in small batches.😢 Thanks for watching and good luck with you next breakfast.🤔😊🤣
I'm not sure if this is true but I've heard that it's not a great idea to breathe near the area your heating since the black sand can have pyrites like Arsenopyrite and sulfides like Cinnabar can be dangerous to humans.
Thanks for watching and making your generous offer. My email and mailing address is in the description of this video. I will email this AM. Have a very safe New year.😎👍👍⛏⛏🎈🧨
GET THE GOLD OUT OF YOUR BLACK SANDS. DON'T THROW THEM OUT.
This is great man ,I lived in Mayor I Loved that place My sister has gold mines down in Willhoite on Hassyampa thanks for sharing your knoledge
Thank you for stopping by and watching.
Great walkthrough of the “Arizona Style.” I had no idea desert varnish could hold gold. Thanks for putting this together, Chuck.
Glad you enjoyed. It is good to pas on knowledge from many years of gold prospecting.
Excellent video!! Had no idea.Thanks for all the great help!!
Thanks Tom. Really glad it was useful to you. Hope you and Julie are well. Have a safe and Happy New year.
Hello from Wickenburg. Thank you for the video! I appreciate that you are sharing your knowledge!
thanks for your kind comment. Glad the video was useful for you.
That was cool. Thank you for the demo. Have a Happy New Year.
Thank you my friend for watching. It is good to share some knowledge that may help others. Happy New year.
Great video Chuck! Don't forget to have a well ventilated area to do this in. :)
Great point Tony. If there is lead or other metals in the black sand it will off gas and can be very bad for you.
Have you heard of the roller mill technique developed in Yukon? A couple cups.put in a roller mill ie rod .mill turns about 60 rpm for.6 or 7 minutes the rods shoppers black sands into small partials and flatten gold then straining the sand and gold mix through a screen the black sands fall through and the enlarged gold is caught. Recovery was increased 33 to 50 %
I have not heard of that system. It is a very interesting process.
Thanks for posting Chuck! You shows are very informative . I enjoy watching.
I am glad you enjoy the videos. Please come back again and often.
Excellent
thank you for sharing your Knowledge.
Thank you for stopping by watching and commenting. Come back again soon.
Hi Chuck. Thank you for the awesome info. Something to add to my knowledge tool box.
Glad my video had some useful information for you. Thanks for watching.
Very cool chuck, I've never seen somebody roast black sands like that, I've heard of it but it was cool to see that, Thanks for sharing Brother, Hope you and the family have an amazing New Year's 👍😊
Justin my friend, hope all is well with you and your family. Thanks for watching, Glad you enjoyed seeing the process. Have a safe and Happy New year.🎈🎈🧨🧨
Nice video. I saw someone use a campfire with a vacuum exhaust blowing air into the coals. He had black sands inside a steel container and shock shattered the black sands in water as well.
Thanks for watching. Same thing just a different process. We have doing this in Arizona for many years.
Yep looks just my my coat. You just need a silicone mat in the bottom of a blue bowl to clean up that gold. Great video Chuck thanks for sharing going to have to give that a try.
Thanks Alan for the comment. I totally forgot about the blue bowl with the mat. I will have to try that also.👍
Great video I learned something today 👍🏻👍🏻I have an infinity VDR sluice it’s awesome. I won it with the Kan from FGW. be safe & pan on
I have seen FGW use his more than once and several other gold miners as well. Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed.
Hard rock University has a great panning method for superfine gold, you might try it and see if you can't get more gold from these black sands, the superfine stuff anyways. Great video! ❤ I might have to try this someday!
Thanks for watching and commenting. Good tip on the panning, works well with small amounts. Recently bought a Miller table that also works very well with 100- material.
wow chuck that was really cool and informative
Glad you enjoyed and happy to see you here on the channel. Come back again and often. God bless you both.🙏😎👍👍⛏⛏
I think I got it. The heat separates the gold from the black sand better. Is it correct that way ? I've never seen that before. Thanks for showing it. Peter wishes you good luck in the new year
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The heat on the black sand causes it to expand some and rapid cooing in the water releases the gold. Thanks for your support.
@@CandSMINING Thanks, I got it right now.
Very informative chick thank you now im courious about the rest of the bucket 🪣lol
All the material came from the same area. So the results should be close to the same.🤔👌 Have a safe and Happy New year.🧨🧨🎈🎈😎👍👍⛏⛏
A blue bowl will work, too! Nice job, Chuck!👍!
The blue bowl will work after roasting but won't replace roasting. Good hearing from you Lester.👍😎
@@CandSMINING 🤪
@@andyamysarizonaadventures5450 Hmmmm to much strong cool aid.🤔🤣🤣
wow thats really interesting never knew gold be hidden like that in the black sand. 😊👍
A lot of prospectors that look for gold daily don't know about it either. Thanks for watching.
Nice video and good information.
Thanks for watching. Come back again
Nice, thanks Chuck!!
Glad you enjoyed the video. I hope that it's useful to you.
Gold is what it is cracked up to be Chuck :) Thanks for sharing !
Hey Dave, Good to hear from you. Hope your 2021 is golden my friend. Roasting black sands is not hard but is very time consuming. It does produce more gold if it comes out of a gold bearing area.
Very interesting. Who knew?
Nice work
I just enjoy finding gold anywhere.🤔👍👍
Wouldn't a cleanup pan have been a better choice or run it through a Miller Table?
Not when the gold is captured in the black sands.
@@CandSMINING, they still wouldn't work after you roasted the black sands? Isn't that what the Miller Table was for?
Forgot to ask, would a smelter setup work for roasting the black sands or would it get too hot?
@@johnruckman2320 Miller table material must be pre screened to a min of 30-. Most of us screen up to 60-. After roasting a miller table or a Drop riffle sluice can be used to clean up the fines. A smelter or foundry will get to hot.
Very good tip Brother. Is there any danger of harmful fumes? I'm thinking maybe using an old grill with the lid shut to retain heat. Then I could load two good size old cookie sheets with the black sands.
Glad to hear from you. Thanks for watching. If you have any lead in the black sand it could be bad. I do mine in my shop, all doors open and fans on.
@@CandSMINING If I could figure out how to invent a teleporter you wouldn't just hear from me, you would see me! Thanks Chuck, really great info.
@@GreenMountainGoldTrap That would be great.
@@CandSMINING Sure would be. AND THEN, we would join hands and paws, say a prayer and end up at Rich Hill for a potato feast!!
@@GreenMountainGoldTrap Amen brother just as long as we didn't get shot for treaspassing.🤔😒🤣
So Chuck, would a Miller type (ours is a "Royale gold dust concentrating table") table work as well as a clean up type sluice? Thanks, neat video!
I think that you are correct. Most prospectors don't want to invest in a table. Actually it is much better. Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it. Have a safe and Happy New year.
Thanks for this info my creek is loaded with sulfides & blacksand be nice to try this with all my sluice cons just gotta get a me a cast iron pan I can have for mining only heavy pans to you sir!
I have used this system for a while. It has always produced gold. Sometimes just a little and sometimes more.
Perfectly roasting black sand cool but I thought you were going to show us a way to roast coffee beans😂 but I learned something today😎 don't roast me lol
I’m glad you learned something new! Roasting black sand is definitely a unique twist, but who knows, maybe coffee beans are next on the list!
Thanks for showing me something that I wasn't aware of!
Thanks for watching. I am glad it was useful for you.
kudos to you chuck! this is something that i read many years ago in book about transmutation skeptic at first, but maybe they were partially true about roasting black sand, why you didn't use any magnet while separating roasted black sand, is there make any differences?
Just don't like using magnets.
This is a good way to get nuggets out of quartz to, get it red hot, quench it and the quartz turns to mush, and you can almost break it up with your hands. Another TH-camr had a video on it, "quartz from gold hack".
Interesting procedure. I typically use a rock crusher, then the Miller table.
Never toss your black sand is right. Happy new year Chuck 👍⚒🇺🇸
Thanks brother for your support of my channel. Have a safe and Happy New year.🧨🧨🎈🎈
Great tip thank you
That is why I have a channel, to pass on what I know.
Alright this is gonna be good😁
The amount of gold recovered compared to the black sand processed is really good. I see so many people just dumping their black sand and losing a lot of gold. Just had to do the video.👍👍
Could save some money on gas and heat your sands i a cast iron dutch oven on a wood fire next time you happen to be camping also?
Great idea... thanks and greetings from Oz
Good tip thanks.
This could be Hugh! I've tossed lbs of gold bearing black sands all over my gravel driveway 😦 ! Going to try this after we actually get some water and good dredge cons ect..lol over temp reminds me of Amy cooking 🍳 breakfast at camp🤣
The only problem with this system is that it might be very time consuming in small batches.😢 Thanks for watching and good luck with you next breakfast.🤔😊🤣
Thanks to cool
Thanks glad you enjoyed the video and it was useful to you.
Use a weed burner from the hardware store and put a lid on it unless your working with sulfides
Gold is very easy but permit of God thanks God
Thanks to the Lord
Is it snowin today? I wanna take my boys
Thanks for watching my friend. Snow lasted about 15 minutes yesterday. Hope you enjoyed.
Just so happens I’ve got about 300 gallons of black sand.... 😱
Git dat Roasted!😂😂😂
I only have about 120 left, so I think you will need a bigger roaster.🤔🤔🤣
Are they bone Dry?
@@MiningMagnets
Mine are on my beach...
When I mad gold but in my ear tell me not permissions then I thanks God and love God
God is good
Gold had never been fine in Florida.... Gold had been found in the water but nothing in the sand ... 🤔
The other coast of the US has beach sand loaded with gold as does the Great lakes areas. Thanks for watching. Happy New year.
That worked well! Send an email to Colter@colteryoung.com and I'll get you a Magic Bit to try out.
I'm not sure if this is true but I've heard that it's not a great idea to breathe near the area your heating since the black sand can have pyrites like Arsenopyrite and sulfides like Cinnabar can be dangerous to humans.
Thanks for watching and making your generous offer. My email and mailing address is in the description of this video. I will email this AM. Have a very safe New year.😎👍👍⛏⛏🎈🧨
WHY DIDN'T YOU ROAST VIRGIN BLACK SANDS SO WE COULD SEE THE RESULTS - SOUNDS LIKE A FISHING STORY 🤔
First I don't keep virgin black sands. Second if you don't like this process don't use it. Thanks for watching.