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What’s the history on the mine how many ounces per ton ?

Finally sound around 3 minute mark still great content be safe everyone

Step 1 grind and roast your ore. If you likr you can capture the vapors to get all kinds of stuff. Take your roasted ore and density sort to concentrate it. Take your concentrates and roast again and mix with aluminum nachining chips or charcoal sand and limesone in a cone furnace. At the bottom will be your metals mostly copper iron lead silver and gold. Electrolyze this in sulfuric acid to get copper and remove iron then heat to decomposition to get a button using charcoal and borax and cupelle the rest to get silver and gold. Use nitric to get silver then filter crude gold off. Use streetips methods to refine disolved silver and crude gold. Any questions i could help with this, also streetips could probably do so as well.❤

Enjoyed this one but dang that's frustrating sitting on a pile of good ore and not getting the gold out of it. I've roasted pyrite ore before and maybe you know the answer to this. Should you use a magnet to get the iron out of the roasted cons or does that bring the gold with it? Trying to figure out the best way to get gold out of pyrite cons.

Pretty looking ore! Those crickets look like a Bill Gates 5 star meal. Was the perfect song for cleaning that adit out.

I sure don't have any tips to help you but I do enjoy seeing your process.

smelt with a 1 oz silver coin insted of lead

omg so much to tell you. acid wash with an oxidizer (oxi clean) and water + heat 120F + agitation. then raise the ph to 11 and leach with an alchaline leach like eco gold ex then precipitate with zinc and wash with sulphuric. then smalt the blacks.

Nice.... Howdy from Gold Hill... good to see hard rock mining going on again here in southern Oregon... new sub ! till the next, take care and stay safe. ⛏⚒⛏

How long did those bucket handles end up lasting for?

The hunt continues! Maybe the vein is pockety. Ran into that on a vein I was working on hit one area ran a bucket figured it was about 1/2 opt got a whole bunch more buckets and they averaged 0.1 opt. Happy prospecting! Nice mill too.

I know exactly wheee you are, I found a human leg 2 years ago there.

Great vid just need to work on audio editing! Honestly so happy to see Oregon lode mining going on! I’m a placer miner but very interested in hard rock! Thanks for sharing!

Nice video mate keep them coming 👏

Gonna find more next time

sooo many sulfides. keep up the good work big D :)

Cant hear anything!!!

Good to see ya Brother thanks 🎉

Can't wait for the milling video

Great video! Looking forward to seeing your results at the mill. Vein sure looks good.

What a blast fam 😎. Great job all around. I would love to learn how to do this. Just amazing work. Keep on having fun getting that Au and living the dream. Gold Squad Out 🤠

I would for sure focus on where the vein turns. Glad to see an upload from ya

your sound is turned off!!!!!!

That was excellent, just what I wanted to see, a working tour of your mill. good score on the conveyors and auger :)

The mill assembly weighs several hundred pounds. It is normally very well balanced and rotates easily. When changing out the impact plates it does cause the weight on the shaft to become unbalanced. The new plates are sharp edged with low clearance between the plate and the striker plates. If a finger or other body part becomes trapped between the two edges it can result in severing a body part. The mill needs to be locked in place when working on the plates. That could be done with vise-grips or a similar method to prevent accidental rotation. Approximately how many tons of feed resulted in the amount of wear that resulted? How worn were the stationary striker plates. The spacing between the impact plate and striker plate intersection needs to be very tight for maximum reduction. The smaller the gap the longer the feed rock will remain in the impact chamber. I do have a lot of pictures of the inside of the mill. It is very well balanced, and well made.

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Really enjoyed the video. Good looking ore and inventive way to make a hoist.

Great test. Thanks for sharing the results!

wasnt the point of this. to have a weight on the blaster to apply pressure

Super interesting! Hope you get it dialed in and get better recoveries. Always wanted to monkey around with floatation but not knowledgeable enough to.

Great setup where'd you get the hoist? I'm a vevor fan.

Super cool find! Oregon is great at hiding veins usually.

Excellent informative video! Always was considering the action wave table. Ended up buying an Eastern Oregon mine with an ancient wilfrey table. Do have one of the small action impact mills and love it. Does either one do a better job of getting the gold cleaned out from the sulfides?

Great job all around fam. Keep on having fun getting that Au and living the dream. Gold Squad Out 🤠

I agree. It would probably leach really well, with the low amount of sulfides. Too bad it’s withdrawn from claiming.

very cool, nice to see some G'. It's possible that this ore might not be gravity recoverable. leach might be the way 2go'.

Silicosis aint no joke. at least filter that through a ciggrit eh

Check out my adventure gold prospector youtuber.

fascinating :)

looks good! Hope this pays you really well in G'

nice! good tutorial :)

def worth regrinding, that's a nice gold line, especially at todays G price.

nice gold line at the end :)

One of the nicer setups i've seen! I really like the quad ore cart tilt, that's a great idea!

Well done

Great job all around fam. Keep on having fun getting that Au and living the dream. Gold Squad Out 🤠

Looks overly complicated with those stupid heads and rods, stem the holes with quick set grout and hook the wires up to a long main blasting wire sndcset it off with a car battery.

I have prospected right where you were. Alot of overburden! Being you have dredged it...any suggestions?

We use to split rocks with a gelatin solution and a shot gun shell I've split rocks 10 to 15 foot across we would go along and split all the big rocks and then the excavator would come behind with a 10,000lb breaker.

...there's also the Microblaster, available in Canada for many years now. Non-electric. It utilizes a firing pin to detonate the cartridge. The ooomph is provided to the pin by compressed air, using a standard co2 cartridge in a bike inflator. I just use a bicycle foot pump...1,2,3,4, Bang.