This is my latest project: A home made DIY gold sluice box, which is made of plywood, wood, aluminium electric conduits, conduits holders, rubber mats, metal...

Cheap Sluice Box That GETS GOLD: everyone will tell you a small one will drop gold out the back but if you build it right then it wont. this cost around $30 and will get you some good gold if you know where to look.

Homemade Portable Gold Mining Trommel. [TheJogdredge] has been testing out his new gold washing machines that he made at home. By running dirt laced with rocks through this trommel, gold and ...

The typical wooden homemade sluice is made of boards and varies in width from 8 to 18 inches, usually with a depth of 6 inches to a foot. A typical length would be in the three to 6 foot range. Riffles can be made from half inch square dowel nailed about every 6 inches down the length of the sluice. The section without riffles in the top of the ...

Heat the bottom end of the pipe on an old hot plate or wood stove. When the plastic starts to melt, take it off and set it on the wire cloth. The plastic will solidify and "weld" the screen to the bottom of the pipe. Large diameter PVC (8 to 12 inch) works good. The thicker the pipe wall, the better.

On episode 10 of PaystreakTV we played with a one of a kind mini sluice. We called it the "snail". We modified it at the shop and in this episode it turned o...

Alot dry placers will run .o3 oz per ton and a two inch dredge pump can handle half ton of slurry and pump it to a long tom sluice box. with a tweny fie dollar jump in price of gold to 1250 per oz a lot more people will be trying to get few particles just remember it takes millions of those fourty mesh particles to make …

Cheap Sluice Box That GETS GOLD: everyone will tell you a small one will drop gold out the back but if you build it right then it wont. this cost around $30 and will get you some good gold if you know where to look.

Most recovery systems on suction dredges use fixed riffles to trap gold out of lighter streambed materials as they are washed through a sluice box by a flow of water. Riffles are baffle-like obstructions, fixed in place along the bottom of the sluice box. They are designed and positioned so that there is a back-pressure created that sucks water and material behind the riffles from the flow ...

The typical wooden homemade sluice is made of boards and varies in width from 8 to 18 inches, usually with a depth of 6 inches to a foot. A typical length would be in the three to 6 foot range. Riffles can be made from half inch square dowel nailed about every 6 inches down the length of the sluice…

Grizzly Gold Trap sluices are the next generation of fluid bed sluices. Used by prospectors to capture gold from nuggets to fine gold in streams and rivers. Grizzly Gold Trap is a self-classifying sluice and maximizes gold recovery better than any sluice on the market.

Anyone can go out and use small-scale mining equipment (gold pans, sluice boxes, metal detectors, etc.) to look for gold. If you find gold you are free to keep it without telling a sole. You don't have to report it to the government and you don't have to pay taxes on it until you sell it.

Where a sluice box is used, prospectors must make sure there is consistence in the flow of water for sluicing by setting up a box where the creek or river joins the ocean as this would enable the sand to run through and reasonable gold can be recovered in the process.

DIY Sluice Box. Building a sluice box for gold prospecting is a fairly simple project, and is a fun way to spend the winter in preparation for the mining season. Using simple tools, you can design and make your own sluice box, and be prospecting for gold in no time. Build your own prospecting equipment.

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Cheap Sluice Box That GETS GOLD: everyone will tell you a small one will drop gold out the back but if you build it right then it wont. this cost around $30 and will get you some good gold …

A constant challenge is to find the best sluice mat for fine gold. Sluice mats come in a variety of styles, types, and materials. Finding the best sluice mat for your sluice box is a matter of understanding different materials, water conditions, and sluice …

Tweet. #8. 01-27-2007, 14:59. Thats not a sluice box its a micro sluice for seperating fines. Any gold will get trapped in the first 5 or 6 riffles, you don't have to do anything to it. It's made to operate with a 350-500 gph Rule bilge pump or similar that you can run off your 12 volt atv battery.

Make the holes the same size as your threaded rod. 11. Clamp the two side pieces together and make your cuts through both at the same time. (Try to give your self some reference points on both so it lines up on both sides of the sluice. 12. Clamp and epoxy/chemical weld the sides onto the sluice.

A sluice box is a simple device that you can easily buy, or even make yourself. When you place a gold sluice box in a stream or a river, it uses the water flowing through it to separate the dirt and gravel from the gold. The sluice box then traps the fine gold behind riffles in the bottom of the sluice box.

The concentrates of heavier material and gold are now in the tub so that you can remove the gold from the concentrates with a gold pan or a Gold Cube or a spiral panning machine, or another clean up tool. You may find that it helps to screen the material before you put it into the sluice by first passing the material through a gold classifier.

Step 1: Build the Sluice. Take a small plank of wood and use a Dremel tool to carve out the riffles and other textures you want on the sluice. Ask Question.

PaystreakTV ep11 gold. On episode 10 of PaystreakTV we played with a one of a kind mini sluice. We called it the "snail". We modified it at the shop and in this episode it turned o... With the ability to detect various metals up to 61cm you can control the size of the treasure you find.

So I decided to build a recirculating sluice. I drew up a simple plan for a cradle that would sit on top of a plastic storage bin full of water. The cradle would hold the sluice and allow me to adjust the angle of tilt. Water would be pumped out of the bin to the top of the sluice.

I've actually done up a whole separate webpage on designing and building the sluice box for your home made dredge. This page shows you what I did build my sluice box. Building a 3 stage sluice box for a gold dredge. Header / crash box / flare: This is one where you have to decide what you want to do.

When gold is found near the lower end of the rocker or sluice box, the potential for losses should be investigated. Because there is no one "right" design for a rocker box, I am not actually presenting specific plans, but I am giving you the information you need to plan, design and build your own rocker box if that's what you decide to do.

The typical wooden homemade sluice is made of boards and varies in width from 8 to 18 inches, usually with a depth of 6 inches to a foot. A typical length would be in the three to 6 foot range. Riffles can be made from half inch square dowel nailed about every 6 inches down the length of the sluice. The section without riffles in the top of the ...

I have had a lot of interest in my fine gold sluice video and so I thought I would do a video on how to make a very simple one. You can make these any width ...

Sluice boxes work by essentially creating a straight, consistent channel, with regularly spaced slow spots created by riffles. Each riffle creates an eddy, a backflow of water that allows the gold to settle out. Material is placed at the top of the box and carried in suspension down the channel.