Extracting Gold from Fine Crushings with Limited Water 30L Wet Plant - Aussie Bloke Prospector
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- Effective Fine Gold Recovery Out Bush with Limited Water
G'day...this is the follow up video from my last video "A Quick Way to Extract Gold From Bulk Coarse Crushings With Limited Water". Treating fine crushed material for Fine Gold is a completely different beast (from treating coarse material) and must be carried out with an understanding that if OPTIMUM recovery is to be achieved, the methods of capture must be controlled and the technique employed must be precise and exact. The successful capture and containment of Fine Gold leaves very little room for error. A primary ingredient is water, preferably running water that can accommodate a sluice... but what if "Out Bush" there are no flowing creeks. In this video I demonstrate how to process fine crushed material for excellent results with a mini self-reticulating wet plant that uses only 30L of water. A low cost solution that is easy to setup; and, if employed correctly, is extremely effective in Fine Gold Recovery.
Enjoy, Like, Share and Subscribe. Regards Aussie
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Dead of winter here in the pacific northwest of the United States
spending alotta time on the internet watching other people chase gold
I have to tell you that your channel is my absolute favorite and I am learning good things from it
Thank You !
Hope to see more from you ( I think I have seen all your episodes )
Good Day
and Gold to Ya !
First to give thumbs up 👍 and now to watch..
Hope your rebuilding from the bushfires ok..
Cheers Tony 👍🤓🍺⛏
Cheers mate. Getting there slowly. Regards John
Absolutely tremendous John. Extremely professional production and excellent efforts to film this whilst operating.
Best in Australia mate. I hope you have recovered from the fires.
Splendid gold and well worth the effort at around $80 per gram.
Love the weigh in at the end.
Beautiful countryside... I'd love to be there... away from these suburban leaf blower idiots...
Appreciate the fantastic effort and great to see you back. Looking forward to more 👍
Thanks for your words of encouragement mate. Making this was fun and a real enjoyment considering the cleanup.. WA is incredibly beautiful. A Must Do for all Aussie Prospectors. Great to be back mate. Regards John
Those hands have seen some serious work!
Lol
Look like airleggers hands
Super bloody terriffics mate ..good to see you back on the bridge..😁pip pips and carryon
Tallyho I say old bean... good to be back. Regards Aussie
@@AussieBlokeProspector .. rather ...😁pip pips and carryon
Its amazing how much gold gets trapped by the rock in the bucket. Awesome video as always
Cheers. Yes, the downside of the rock serves as a low pressure point at the same time as the lip in the bucket serves as a boiler box... both when combined, create ideal conditions to catch gold. Regards Aussie
AWSOME John I wasn’t sure how much was there
Wow that’s a score yew
Crouch
Not bad Ay. Regards Aussie
Great technique and set up
Of all the videos its good to see someone use a pan correctly good gold .
Cheers mate. A technique shown to me by a 3rd generation Gold Miner. Regards Aussie
very nice ounce again
I really like how detailed your videos are. You know a lot of tricks of the trade
Thanks mate. Good go know I’m getting it right. Regards Aussie
Great work mate good to see that reveal at the end
I reckon you are out in the bush mining
I hope , even with all your savvy and skills , that lady luck is smiling her biggest gold toothed smile atchya'
Stay sharp , good luck and Gold to Ya !
This was my second viewing of this episode
Keep that knowledge coming ( And Thanks again ! )
Welcome back after such a traumatic few months! Glad to see you started where you had left off.
Great to be back mate. Regards Aussie
Great video, love the set up!!
Glad you enjoyed it. Simple, but effective. Regards Aussie
Good job.!!
Awesome video mate.. throughly enjoyed.
Glad you enjoyed it mate. Regards John
I do it a little different way. I put the final material from the sluice box into an usual kitchen pan and dry it, it's quick. Then, when the material is dry, with a magnet I carefully collect all the magnetic material. Gold does not stick to dry magnetic material. 😎 👍
Thanks for sharing
Awesome technique! Thank You for sharing 🙏
Cheers. Glad you liked it mate. Regards Aussie
Outstanding vid mate
You do a fantastic job 👍
Cheers mate. Thanks for the huge thumbs up. Regards Aussie.
Thanks for the magnet magic trick! Brilliant!
You're welcome!
Awesome video! I have a sluice similar to yours. As soon as I saw the video I ordered a pump and cut hole in an old bucket. Thanks for the genius idea!!! Cant wait for more videos!
Glad you got something out of it. All the best out there. Regards Aussie
Keep up the good work, great video
Thanks, will do! Regards Aussie
great vid yet again mate I've learnt so much over the years thanks heaps for sharing your knowledge 👍
Thanks mate. Glad to hear the info is helping out. Regards Aussie
Bravo, simply amazing. Thanks for sharing :)
Thank you! Cheers! Regards Aussie
Awsome video again mate.
Tim
Glad you enjoyed it. Regards Aussie
Love your bucket idea Aussie that is a good one and the gold that you got is awesome keep up the good work my brother 👊🏻🤠👍🏻
Thanks Tas. I've been using that bucket idea for years, on many different sluices and setups. It's all about working in a controlled environment in order to reduce variables and maximise return. Thanks again for the huge thumbs up mate. Regards Aussie
a lot of great tips in this video, great stuff mate
Glad you think so mate. As you know all too well, we prospectors must adapt, invent and think out-side of the box to do get the job done. Regards Aussie.
@@AussieBlokeProspector absolutely mate
Wow......thats some very nice gold , truly enjoyed the video 📹,, thanks for sharing......
Glad you like it. Regards Aussie
Love that sluice John, simple & efficient! Looking forward to getting on the gold next April ... hoping we can have that beer one day! Simon Atherton :)
Cheers mate. Yep pretty effective. Good luck out there mate. Regards John
Great job !
Cheers
Another great video mate
Thanks Aaron, glad you liked it. Regards John
Great job mate! Thats some super fine gold. Good to see you back up and running. ⚒🤙
Cheers Mate.. It's good to be back. Regards Aussie
Thought you were setting up with a spray bar at first , but after seeing your bucket set-up going to retire the spray bar . That's awesome , also an excellent video 👌.
Cheesr mate. I've been using that bucket idea for years. It's all about working in a controlled environment in order to reduce variables and maximise return. Regards Aussie.
another great video
Glad you enjoyed it. Regards Aussie
Good stuff. I really like the gold claw pan
Cheers Mate. Regards Aussie
I do enjoy your videos, thanks for making them.
Hope to meet you sometime
Thanks mate... you never know who you might run into out in the bush. Regards Aussie
well done John and thanks. I've got the pump, sluice and miners moss and I really wanted to try a mini wet plant like your setup. thanks again.
Go for it and good luck. Regards Aussie
Amazing thank you for a great video 👍
You're welcome mate. Regards Aussie
Nifty method John, thanks mate for uploading.
Good to see things are getting back to normal after the fires
Cheers
Mark
Thanks Mark. Yep it did the trick quite well. I was able to recycle that water and use it to do another load a few days later. It's great to be back and am now looking forward to a great trip to WA this year. I'll be heading over in about a month. Can't wait. Regards John
wow great gold mate top method to only dream of that sort of colour mate keep it up
Yep, some pretty good colour I'll agree. Every prospector has his day mate. If you put in the effort, it's only a matter of time. All the best. Regards Aussie
@@AussieBlokeProspector Thanks mate hit a creek and got a bit of colour
I really like the bucket ideal, im gonna make a bucket sluice for my sluice box ......
It works with all types and sizes of sluices.. very simple and effective and pretty well compatible with any set up. Regards Aussie
Awesome job! Planning on making a recirculating system like what you did only I'll set it up in my shop at home where I can run 120V pump.
Cheers mate. I wish you well with it. May it reap an abundance of Colour. Regards Aussie
Great set up! I had the same idea and set up my 888 gold rat at home running about 60 litres in a bigger bucket at the end and a smaller bucket in the run off tub as a sump for tailings
Sounds great! All the best.Regards Aussie
If I could triple like this I would. Instead I'm sharing it.
Thanks for the "would if you could" Triple Thumbs up Chris. Appreciate it mate. Regards John
Pro tip : you can watch series at Kaldrostream. Me and my gf have been using it for watching a lot of movies these days.
@Merrick Orion yup, I've been using kaldroStream for since november myself :)
necessity is the other of invention .. nuff said
well said mate... and the ingenuity to rise to the occasion .... one of the hallmarks of the Australian Prospector. Regards Aussie
Bloody Awesome job matey, help pay some bills off.. top marks for your videoing and commentary as well.
Thanks mate. Yep a nice return indeed. Regards Aussie
Awesome
Aint it
That's huge for half a bucket. 😎✌️
Yep..pretty respectable for such a small amount of dirt... some rich ore indeed. Regards Aussie
Nice job, just got me self a gpx 4500, now all I gota do is find some decent ground up here in the Pilbara
Get on Tengraph Web.... Plenty of Ground up there mate. Good Luck. Regards Aussie
@@AussieBlokeProspector thanks man I've found one nugget so far. 874 gram
That's exactly what my first comment was about!
I like your bucket set up. What gph do you use?
In that instance have you used Jet Dry before? What's the difference between that and the dish soap?
How much of a lip do you have on the bucket slit at the bottom?
What's the difference between your bilge pump and a trash pump.
I'll have to find your video on the bucket stream sluice setup.
Get a volt regulator advisable volt . Mate pump to fast. And can run stight of a solar panel. Take care mate. Thanks for adding )
Thanks for the tip mate.Regards Aussie
Wow.
That's what I said too. Regards Aussie
Hey mate, I've got an idea for ya, instead of a rock in the bucket, how about a big ass neodymium magnet?!!! See where I'm going with that!! Oh yeah, !! I bet some of the gold affixes, kinda like an anode rod.
Not a bad idea at all. Would save a bit of messing around. Thanks for the suggestion. Regards Aussie
Won't there be some gold still locked in the +30 you panned for the bigger pieces? If you recrushed the "tailings" there to a powder, too, how much more fines might you get? Fun video, thanks!
Yep, there would have been and was. I did re-crush it and managed to get a few more grams. Regards Aussie
In decribing wetting the ground material before you miss describing how wetting very fine gold reduces surface tension so the particles don't float out of the sluice.
Thanks for the clarification mate. Regards Aussie.
Sell those online! people are paying high dollar for native gold in it's natural state, that being said good video very educational keep them coming!
That seems to be what others are saying...maybe I should. Cheers. Regards Aussie
I think you can try to dry the iron and gold and spread on a table. Then you can pick the iron with magnet from top
Just as quick to do it wet with a magnet I think. Regards Aussie
Have to ask, did any gold get though the Sluice. Only because it looked like soup near the end.
To be honest with you, not exactly sure if much ( free gold ) got through and if so how much, because by default I kept the tailings and mixed them with others tailings from other batches (about 3 more bucket loads) then, re-dried and re-crushed the whole lot and repeated the process for a another 6 grams or so. Regards Aussie
Wicked
I live near pambula gold fields, but i think the gold there is very fine, i think they used arsenic to refine it?
Gold is Gold no matter how fine. All the best. Regards Aussie
I use the falcon md 20 and gold bug 2 detector and the cobra crusher and the hand powered crazy crusher jaw crusher
Good for you mate. Good combo. I love my Crazy Crusher. Regards Aussie
Great video, anyone know if he has a video about how to crush those specimens?
Cheers mate.... the answer to your question... my latest vid...th-cam.com/video/kpUGsE1tQ0s/w-d-xo.html
Enjoy. Regards Aussie
G'day, How would an electric leaf blower go ? surely that would get rid of most of the worthless crushed rock and powder silt
would you want tobe wrong?
12:05 Just a thought, and bear in mind I've never prospected or mined, so know nothing about it, but I noticed that every time you stir the material with your hand, a lot of dust blows away. You were just talking about the dust silting up your sluice. Couldn't you rig something to pour the crushed rock through the wind, and let the wind blow away the dust? I'd suggest pouring a scoop at a time through the 30 mesh sieve, suspended about 5 feet above a bucket or tub.
I see your point, but some of that gold is SO FINE, the wind would blow it away if it were too strong. Regards Aussie
@@AussieBlokeProspector
Ooooh, that would suck! Cheers!
How much liter per minut should you have for a sluice?
That entirely depends on the size of the sluice and how it is set up. Regards Aussie
Hi just wondering if u could only buy 1 gold detector what would it be?ty ive asked few people so far most saying gpz7000
Tough Question... If it were 1 only...then probably the Zed. If I was able to get 4... it'd be a Zed, a 5000, an SDC 2300 and a Monster 1000. Each of these detectors excels in ways that the others don't. Regards Aussie
@@AussieBlokeProspector ty
Bitchin Video... very well done dude!
Cheers mate.Regards Aussie.
How do you crush the Quartz?
The material in this video was crushed by a hand operated jaw crusher called a Crazy Crusher from the states. Regards Aussie
@@AussieBlokeProspector Thanks for your reply!
Ok! Trying to get in contact with ya John
Hi mate... you can get me here
www.eurekaprospecting.com.au/76/contact-us
Regards John
$640 for that 8.22 g. Very nice.
Were is the reef?
GPS'd and waiting to peg it.Regards Aussie
@@AussieBlokeProspector wish I was part of the project
Won't the gold get trapped behind the cut in the bucket? I'm only 8 minutes in so maybe you address this problem further into the video.
Yep...as you will see... it is intended to do so. Regards Aussie
Not to take away from what you're doing, but if u were to auction off chunks like that, you'd probably make a lot more money!
That first chunk, i'd happily bid between $800 and $1,500 for it, just because of how good it looks.
I reckon you're right there... maybe I should do that one day... BTW, the one shown in the video is a keeper... there was no way I was gunna crush that. Regards Aussie
That first sample got me hard
lol
knocker strap lmao tff
lol
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roughly wahtyou getting to the ton