Demo on a Goldsnare at Gold Rush Days in Ohio
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- I had a booth set up right next to Todd Martin, and when I got the chance to breathe, I took a walk and looked around. I ran into a man named Robert Woodhouse, and we got to talking about prospecting, and getting into cracks of bedrock! Using the old fashion way of a hand pump type of devise works really good but Robert designed a much simpler way to get the gold out! I will definitely be using this and Carrying this on my web-site!! If you are interested you can contact me at indianagoldhunter@gmail.com
That’s an impressive product, truly enjoyed the dredging adventure...
Gary n Doris Lawson thank you
Great job on the video Dennis! I had a fun time at Gold Rush Days and I got a chance to meet a lot of terrific people. Looking forward to next years outing.
Thank you Robert, looking forward to doing business with you soon!!!
A hand held dredge that's cool it's like those mini vacuum cleaners but for water.
Your new machine looks good but what do you do about your power supply I can't see lugging a 12 volt battery up and down the creek with me
Gene Norris oh heck no I would not either! I use a lawn mower 12v battery and put it in a back pack! And I never have to take it out of the back pack, only to charge it! And the battery lasts me all day!
Actually Jonathon, rob bought a bag of cons and ran it through his Goldsnare and then showed the loss on it, the loss was very little! This unit works awesome
Not a good demo. Does not show ease or difficulty of putting the mat back in.
Matt A it’s pretty easy to take it out and put it back in, sorry for not showing it
I'm struggling with my 1' .... My be i have a bad battery? Just dosent put out the material like id hoped
So its an underwater dredge basically and illegal in California and oregon BUT its a nice little setup have you check out the Gould dredge? it holds gold better then a mat type dredge its an entirely different setup.
vinivv and illegal in Australia as well so don't bother sending them down here
Isn't the law you cannot use motorized dredge. You can lift a hose in the air and drop it and make powerful siphon.
Do you send them to The Netherlands. Whats are the price. Ore you you have bilding paper
Do they still do gold rush days?
I don't like the power supply! Should be battery powered!
Great video, great product, but you didnt show his losses! hehe thats ok..at least he has the balls to admit his losses!
I say he is one to watch in the future for a refined design that we will all want~!
Agreed!!! I wish everyone showed the loss you get from any piece of equipment! The loss was like fly poop! I don't even know if you could have seen that in the video! He is working on another devise that is bigger, I cant wait until he gets it done!!! It was really nice to meeting all of you guys!
That unit would be perfect for sucking up the small gravel in small tight crevices in a creek that holds a ton of fine gold like that !!! So he is coming out with a bigger unit !!!! That unit had an unbelieveable amount of suction which is needed !!!! Is the battery a 12 volt or 24 volt ?
I really liked seeing this device in action but the only thing that bothers me is that he didn't mix the gold into the gravel he ran through. Since he started by showing the amount of gold that he was going to run and then adding material to the same pan its fairly easy to assume that the gold would be some of the last material to go through. Seeing how little material was left I can't help but wonder and question if that gold had been run at the start and the gold snare handled like someone would in a river hunched over or from a bucket would it be retained. Im not saying that this was intentional and I can understand if this was 100+ demonstration how you could streamline a presentation. Although if it was my device I would want to show the gold retaining ability regardless of the material put through before and after the seeded gold or at least a example of real world conditions where gold would be dispersed throughout your material. Since he said you can do a clean out by simply shaking it with out even removing the mat I can guess that keeping it level and steady is quite important and might be some thing better suited to a situation where you spend a day condensing material and then use the gold snare to process it all in a quick and fairly effortless manner in a a controlled environment. Has anyone had hands on experience with the gold snare that can put my questions and doubts to rest? Id love for this to work as adverstised Im just playing devils advocate.
+Luke Alotapus Doing a quick demo in a small tub for folks does limit showing how well the dredge works. Whenever I do any major testing I run 2-3g of material then 2-3g of salted material with a known gold amount then 2-3g of material afterwards. Catch all the tailings and check losses and capture. Testing also includes moving the dredge around in a variety of angles while testing the same way. It's round shape helps greatly because there is no way someone on the river could ever keep it perfectly held flat or level. Please check out my other video's and feel free to ask questions.
Nice Video
Thanks Chris
great video, idea, and product. I just have to ask if you use the same nuggets over and over, to what extent are they re-paned? Im not bashing im just trying to help the product, if it hasn't already been considered, but you might be like breading gold nuggets to stick in your goldsnare? like you pan them over and over and those are just the ones the mat always catches, might be something to think about when crunching number. you might have developed the goldsnare to catch your nuggets. or a specific type of nuggets, probably river nuggets? you have probably thought of this already, idk i'm rambling thanks for reading this! Also the blueberry bump was cool.
+Johnathon Cummings i use both the sgs1 and sgs2 out on the rivers and streams. i love the portability of both. check out Team Goldsnare on youtube
I purchased 1" haven't used it yet cause weather, but 2" seems much better, only its $500 more
What was the price of the 2 inch?
@@dennisdayton689 I may be mistaken but I believe $800+
@@navagatingthroughthebeasts2908 I was a dealer for Rob and I still have somewhere in my trailer a new, never used 2 inch, I would let go for $600 of you want to step up to a 2 inch! It’s the only one I have left!
Try using cymatics.
Hmmm.... " Ten or twelve times to evaluate a change ? "
what is the orange lead going into the Gold Snare .Looks like a power lead..does this run from a generator?
Mike 05 the orange cord connects to a battery, I use a lawn mower battery
Thank you !!
thanks,built one for 30 bucks.
You should sell plans for $5 you will make some money !!
i saw ya lose a couple nice pieces right out of that frst pan,,, lolol hope you all re sluiced all that material in that bath tube
war dawg yes we did! Thank you for your comment!!!
im up around the stark
county area,, awesome video bud, i assumed you all made dang sure you re sluiced, id like to make a unit like those,, nice work on developing something that makes it easier for sure bud,, Happy Hunting bud,,
Damn who watch screw it later
quiero uno de estos donde o como puedo obtenerlo
well it was proven year's ago that the creek your in looking for gold was laced with some gold that was bought in Colorado
Well I have to say that's a a million dollar idea. Maybe multi.
Hey Dennis, It was great meeting you at the 2014 Gold Rush Days at the beautiful GPAA Swank west property in Bellville / Bulter, Ohio area over Labor Day weekend... Great Demo on Rob's Gold Snare..
Rob Woodhouse is a real good guy, I am glad he made it to GRD this year..
Thank You Ed, man the people in Ohio are extremely nice and I cant wait to come back next year! That is definitely a beautiful place!!!
Flash In Your Pan
Yes Jon?
It would be great if the upper part of the chamber had a clear acrylic section, like a window to look at the mat and see the gold before you clean out.
That goldsnare is pretty friken good if i may say so myself! thing is how do i get one to England!
Ganbare Goemon go to goldsnare.com and contact Rob to see if he has any available and if he can ship to England!
@@dennisdayton689 that website link is no longer working. I'll have to try and Google him if hes still operating