High Grade Gold Ore! Opening My New Gold Mine Part: 18
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ค. 2024
- Join Jason for an exhilarating episode as he delves into the final batch of high-grade gold specimens from his new gold mine, unearthed during last summer's mining adventures. These exceptional specimens promise a treasure trove of captivating discoveries!
Witness the excitement unfold as Jason cuts through the rocks on the rock saw, revealing stunning free gold hidden within the specimens. The thrill of uncovering these magnificent specimens is truly awe-inspiring.
In this video, Jason takes us through the meticulous process of gold panning and smelting sampling on the ore to assess its true value. Discover the fascinating results of the smelting process, which unveils the hidden potential of recovering additional gold through smelting compared to traditional panning methods.
Gain valuable insights into the importance of smelting in gold recovery, as Jason demonstrates how much gold remains concealed within the ore and requires specialized methods for extraction.
Explore the intricate world of gold mining and specimen processing, and witness firsthand the transformative impact of advanced techniques in maximizing gold recovery.
Don't miss this captivating installment of "Opening My Gold Mine," where Jason's passion for gold mining and exploration shines through as he unravels the mysteries of high-grade gold specimens!
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i’m a “girly” teenage girl from the UK and i never expected to get so interested in gold mining, but your videos are truly something special!
thank you for making such great content. it is very informative and also i find it to be a satisfying and strangely relaxing process! to do so much hard work using some age old methods, and mining gold from your own home turf. it’s admirable!
Those microscope closeups were incredible!
I ran a bag of Jason’s ore this spring through my setup and recovered what amounts to 64g/t for that sample (10kg)
One of these days Jason will buy a BBQ lighter so he doesn't have to lose all of the hair on his hands every time he lights that furnace 🤣
Legend has it when Jason @mbmmllc first walked out of the woods he was carrying a fish in his mouth and only spoke big foot. 😂😂 now he uses the fire to stay a hairless ape. 😂😂😂😂
But that moment of lighting is worth the wait and not for the faint of heart.
Well as least he wouldn't have to shave lol
LMAO
That's some nice looking material! As someone who's from WA, thank you for keeping mining alive here. I only recently got into panning a couple years ago and can only imagine having an operation like you have and finding that much gold :D
Stone material that contains gold...! Very useful and informative... great 🇮🇩💎⚒️⛏️🙏👍👍
As a retired plasterer Jason, you really should be wearing a mask when breathing all of that silica dust, as it is now starting to be recognized as the new asbestos. I didn’t as a young man and now my lungs are jacked up. I couldn’t wear a mask and safety glasses because it would steam up. So I didn’t wear a mask because glasses were mandatory
MINE TO,,, 20 YEARS IN HVAC
No dust. All wet cut
@@Fluckor666not quite. After the ball mill he’s mixing the dust.
Yeah.... It's been mentioned a few times on this channel but for some reason it just keeps happening. 🙄☠️
Not that he's perfect but having watched a lot of his videos I will say Jason seems to be pretty good about masking up in most situations which is reassuring
Thank you Jason your videos help me unwind after a long day
As a metal fabricator, tradesman and metal sculptor I am like you Jason always learning and expanding. I sure appreciate the way you experiment and are not afraid of failure. It is from these type of teaching experiences that really expand and inevitably leads to less failure and more expansive discovery. I see you hike those mountains and I am grateful as I am unable and I can do those things I used to through your sharing here. Thanks and keep up the good, hard work and whatever you do, don't over do it! Too late, lol!
you are not alone.
I second that, everything!
Very thankful.
This was very informative, one of the most informative that you have done , you are getting more exciting as you go. I think you and Dan Hurd are the best,, I wish you two the best, and keep up the good work. Ps do you have a family , I know that it might harm them to talk about them, but all of your subscribers would love to know a little about you, your history and family.
After you see that much gold on both sides of a cut, have you ever wondered how much gold is removed by the saw blade? it'd be interesting to pan out the rock dust, assuming the water doesn't wash away into your drainage field
I should have watched more before posting! 😆
I tend to do the same thing...lol
@@jthor99we all do it!! 😂 I was about to post a timestamp of where he starts talking about that gold for you but I read the comments first and saw that you responded to your own comment acknowledging you already knew!! 😂🤣
Yeah I just put a similar comment and I'm too lazy to go delete it now lol
Thanks jason that was cool, good luck with your new mine!
This is one of the most informative videos. You are showing exactly what the high grade stuff looks like. This usually requires a lot of experience.
I seem to recall throwing rocks that look just like that into Skate Creek, which runs off Mt Rainier. I'm going camping. Then, up the creek without a paddle.
It's not high grade. It actually quite low.
Do you collect and smelt all the material from the kerf? ...... And you answered my question as I was typing. Beautiful ore you've got there Jason.
Amazing! Love your videos and the educational content and the way you present is spot on too!👍🏻
Always love the content Jason, I get pretty good gold but I'm learning hard rock from you. Thank you and keep it up
A couple of really outstanding pieces there! I've been collecting ores for a long time and will be sure to bid! Good video
The 2x speed rooster 😂
Lmfao yep 🤣 😂
That is awesome samples and a lot of gold in this set . I can tell this set is going to sell for a high price. More then I want to spend . 👍
Love these videos Jason, thanks for uploading!
Nice video. Thanks for making it. Always interesting to see what you find.
While I enjoy all your adventures , This is something I have definately been waiting for. Thank youuu Cheers
I'd love to see you scale up the smelts and watch you recover greater amounts
I did some calculations. Bismuth oxide consists of around 19% by weight of oxygen. So your 75g of bismuth oxide is actually just 66g of pure bismuth. Still not a great yield after the smelt, but better than expecting it to be 75g.
So cool seeing that stuff under the scope wow!
Thanks from Australia
Dang Jason awesome stuff you got there. Giving me gold fever!!
Love you vids its so interesting to follow your adventures and everything related to getting the gold out of that ore.
Hi Jason just wanted to your channel is awesome and you do a great job. I do have an idea that might help for getting your bags of ore down the second set of chutes. Try using some feathering strips of semi rigid plastic on the inside of the chute about 6 to 8 feet above where the bag lands to the ground. It might save some time too. Hope it helps, and thanks again for all the great content.
Hi Jason. Make sure you pan out your saw mud. 😂
Funny how being at the front line half way around the world in Ukraine i still find time to watch your videos. If I make it out of here it would be awesome to be able to bring my son up there to visit
Lol
How do you have internet
The Ukraine war is a giant L.A.R.P.
@zaccorter78 Musk gave most of them starlink access for comms purposes but they still have internet with it
Also Vodafone and less so life cell still works in most places unless EW is working the area. The biggest problem is making sure not more than 2 or 3 people use the internet because they will cover the area with artillery.
Yay! An update!
The money shot! ❤ the ore samples!
Just love how everybody that knows how to pan always uses the smooth side of those green gold pans and never the step side. 😮
To me, this is one of your best videos! But there all good!
Must be nice to have so many bags of high grade ore that you can completely forget about some of them!
The guys who work their tails off day in and day out tend to hear people say “it must be nice”……..
Wasn't that convenient. If u believe those were forgotten I have a bridge to sell ya
@@theminerstable4790😊😊😊
Hey jason! Awesome content man. Hey do you think you could do a video smelting out and separating gold and platinum from each other? The river i have to sluice is full of flour gold and apparently some free platinum too. Id assume any platinum would be flour too.
Ive been saving all my cons after i pull my gold out and had this thought one day id like to try and see whats in there still.
Would like to see a video melting the runoff of the tile saw
GOOD JOB!
Luar biasa,material yang sangat sangat berkuwalitas,pengolahan yang didukung alat yang bagus sungguh anda sangat luar biasa jason,salam hormat saya sebagai junior yang berlokasi dinegara indonesia,sehat dan panjang umur untukmu senior jason🙏🙏🙏
I think it would be fun to dissolve a couple samples in boiling lye to see what kind of native gold clusters are present inside the quartz.
Have you thought about dissolving the quartz so you can see the gold structure in the ore absent of the quartz?
I have zero experience in underground mining but I’d love to come up for a week or 2 and just volunteer my time and learn from you, I’m 6’2” 240 and pretty strong. Would be like a cool vacation for me.
When I saw the title I imagined your tech startup company where your ship large quantities of raw ore to our houses
Wow nice stuff
From Indonesia, Subscribed. Good luck Bro, happy to watch all yours here, thanks
It would be cool to dissolve the quartz in some of those visible gold specimens in acid😊
FYI, on My computer the email was blocked by the subtitles. I enjoy your YT Contant. So keep up the great content.
Good content
Living the dream!
5:30 Look at that chunky little piece just below the surface. Those are nice little specimens.
You should sell me the sludge from your grinder saw!!!
Wow those are nice. It would look cool to put some of those in some acid to dissolve some of quartz and make more gold visable.
Greetings from the BIG SKY.
You have to compensate for the oxygen the bismuth oxide is losing when you smelt it. You are reducing the oxide to pure bismuth so you should expect to get less collector metal back. You can figure out the exact amount by subtracting the molecular weight of the oxygen in the bismuth oxide.
You also don't want to cool it with water because you can cause weird flow patterns etc. which stops it from sinking to the bottom.
It would be interesting to build a centrifugal cone mold that spins at as you pour to force the heavier gold to the tip. 4 sideways cones connected by a funnel that spins would give 4 buttons without splashing metal and maintain the balance.
Assuming Bismuth III Oxide he's losing about 20% of the mass from the reduced oxygen
Taking @@preauxtip's calculation of 20% oxygen means he should have recovered 60g bismuth, but only got what? 34? So seems like close to half still went missing
I wish I could come work for you. I wouldn't be able to do anything underground. I'd make a good topside guy. Or used to be a good ground guy. I have MS.. my luck you guys go down in the mine. I'm topside.. forget you guys are down there all together. Then, I wounder off at the next shiney thing 😂. 🤦🏼♂️
Ben fun to see what's in your rock saw slurry?
Great video. Where did the collector metal go?
You gotta pan the saw dust, I’m sure there is fine gold in it
Isn't about time you run the sludge from your rock/tile saws through your table to see how much gold there is in it?
Jason
Your crusher and shaker table is the right setup for a wide variety of locations. I am sure your equipment sales are the bulk of your business. But your videos are a forever experiment, to keep following your videos we or I at least need a solid plan or business model for locations, types of ore, and how to sample and process. What's worth it and what is not. I understand your location has a lot of impact and constraints on what you are doing but there is a lot of country out there that has way more potential for your equipment than where you are now. I have seen from past videos that your mobile setup could process materials anywhere.
Hi Jason.
Are you going to do a video on smelting the sludge from your oil based rock saws?
Interesting difference between the panning andcsm like. I sure wish I had
10:00 nice!
Not asking you tell us, but I am curious what folks will shell out for spec ore vs "known quantity" pay dirt?
Sooo many recovery variables... Thank goodness it's only 650 mi. to Dahlonegh from here lol.😛
I have that same saw i does do a nice job!
@Jason, how often to you see pyrite alongside the gold? I did some scouting at a placer claim and found stones with visible pyrite but also some speckles that look like gold and haven't oxidized. The rocks look like a quartz and galena-rich mix.
I want to pan your tile saw tray!
Cool
Every time you light the kiln it give me the willies........whoomp! 😝
Can you please do an experiment on Carlin type ore deposit Ore processing with the charcoal and Electroid plating process for Carlin type ore processing
You should try smelting the stuff from the wet saw just for fun could be interesting 😉 😊
Do you run the slurry from the tile saw?
I cannot wait to open my hardrock mine
add some Calcium Floride or fluorspar, very aggressive on silica, thins your melt allowing heavy metals to mobilize and combine with your litharge or bismuth and sink down.
Would be very interested in 1g sample smelting procedures!
Hey Jason! why dont you melt up the settled cuttings form the saw? there must be a bit of gold in there no?
Was that Dan Hurd's ringtone on your cellphone I heard while you were smelting?
id pop open the top of furnace and tap it with a long metal bar for like ten seconds to force the metals to sink at the bottom then put lid on and keep smelting it till its ready
Does the over flow carry out any gold ?
Smelt the saw concentrates?!
Excellent video Jason thanks for sharing this with us six stars brother
G'day Jason, what is the name of the pulveriser you are using in this vid?
Since the kerf is pretty big on a tile saw, soon we will see the dregs in the saw basin run? AND.... if I had waited just 1 minute more, you answered that.
Gotta remember to email you guys about sending some of my concentrated black sands for a test smelt. All the gold from the glacial moraine I pan is very fine flat flakes and flour gold, much more may be hidden within hematite grains. It'd be good to have someone with a lot of experience smelt a 250g or so sample and see if it's worth me holding onto them as I'm panning my way through the richest part of the moraine.
Please do a vid explaining matte and speiss. I have an ancient (bronze age) copper ingot that is approx 20% As 20% Sb 15% Ni and 3 % Co can't explain such high concentrations. It has silvery metallic lustre and is very brittle.
Is the grey metallic stuff Antimony? It looks like what I have here in a mine in Australia
Do you capture the dust when you are slabbling rocks? It presumably contains gold that was removed by the saw.
Aaand then he answers the question. Lol
Are u planning on selling any of your Ore out of the new mine online
Will you sample some material i have .i have tons of yellow but tons of lead mixxed in need to find a flux recipe to use for it
Jason did you wear your mask while mixing😂😂😂😅😅
Every time I see the cooling of slag I think of Pluto and it's big heart shaped spot.
I’ve seen where some people have soaked corks like that in an acid and it comes out with a web of gold. Have you ever tried anything like that?
You're still 3 months away from getting back to the mine? It's May in the rest of the world... do you still have a deep snow pack up there?
Question: have you ever panned-out the grit from the tile-saw?
Probably not. If you find visible gold, it isn't hard to liberate it from the host rock, and you don't sell pay dirt or slab samples. Have you heard of fools gold? 💰🪙
@@antmantony2642 "Fools Gold" is iron pyrite. It's a VERY different crystal structure than gold. Iron pyrite is cubic in form and will oxidize out away from the gold.
@mikeford963 If it was that different, it wouldn't fool people. I'm just giving my opinion from experience 🤷. Anyway, if you don't look, you'll never find it.
@@antmantony2642 It fools people who don't know the difference. And agreed!!
Do you process the sludge from the cutting saw
Ignore last should waited to end of clip
Our fine gold has been xrf tested to 97%, 3% silver. Is it possible to remove the 3% silver by smelting to make the gold 9999’s? If so are you able to do a video please
how often do you clean out your saws?
13:10 Build a Funnel for your Grinding Machine.
Is it more in consumables than the cost of the recovered gold?
Wish I could go, but I can't leave my own mine.