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The hierarchy of non motorized alluvial gold extraction
- Thread starter landman
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JimGilmore
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you missed rocker box.....between pan and sluice...
I love my Rotapan!
Those Aussies make some great prospecting equipment! I still enjoy sluicing and even using a rocker box, but that Rotapan can process some material! It took quite a bit of practice to get the hang of it, but once you do, it's great.
Oh yeah, and don't forget the old hand crank drywasher.
Those Aussies make some great prospecting equipment! I still enjoy sluicing and even using a rocker box, but that Rotapan can process some material! It took quite a bit of practice to get the hang of it, but once you do, it's great.Oh yeah, and don't forget the old hand crank drywasher.
Montana rocker.Nelson concentrator.Double helix trommel.Gold cube.
They made a cool machine in the 1930's that was a mechnical gold panning machine cant remember the name of it.I heard its a very effective machine.
When ever the price of gold gets high new gold getting gizmo's appear.
They made a cool machine in the 1930's that was a mechnical gold panning machine cant remember the name of it.I heard its a very effective machine.
When ever the price of gold gets high new gold getting gizmo's appear.