My buddy is the one that built it and is probably gone by now. The tough part would be to find the mesh then build a frame around it. He had it hinged but I am not sure you need that. I thought that if I was to wash rock in the future, I would use a potable cement mixer to do the dirty work. Just a thought. Thanks. Stevo
How's she goin'? It sure doesn't take long for washed gravel to fill up with dirt and dust. This is a good way to clean it. I like the table set up with the hinge. Thanks for sharing. Take care!!
It might be a good idea to set up your system and use the wastewater near plants. You are literally washing dirt? I have a similar setup. but I do it near plants. I live in Vegas so we try to conserve water.
Great if you've got a strong back and a good 6 weeks to dedicate to this. Imagine a bed with any size to it and then doing this. Work fine but about the most labor-intensive project you could do. Hire it out at exhorbitant cost, too.
Great idea 👍
Sometimes the simple things work the best. Stevo
an interesting setup you have there.
Simple but it worked. I would have to be drinking something if I was going to do it all day though. Thanks Vern. Stevo
I would mind some instruction on how to build your rig👍🏾
My buddy is the one that built it and is probably gone by now. The tough part would be to find the mesh then build a frame around it. He had it hinged but I am not sure you need that. I thought that if I was to wash rock in the future, I would use a potable cement mixer to do the dirty work. Just a thought. Thanks. Stevo
How's she goin'? It sure doesn't take long for washed gravel to fill up with dirt and dust. This is a good way to clean it. I like the table set up with the hinge. Thanks for sharing. Take care!!
I was surprised at how much dirt was in the gravel but it cleaned it up good. Thanks Mike. Stevo
Thank you for the idea thank you for the video
You have to do something to make washing rock fun. Stevo
I want to know how the 1/4" mesh and shelving are attached to the frame. I am removing gravel from my yard and this looks perfect!
I believe it is sandwiched between those strips of wood. One below and one on top. It worked pretty good. Thanks for tuning in. Stevo
It might be a good idea to set up your system and use the wastewater near plants. You are literally washing dirt? I have a similar setup. but I do it near plants. I live in Vegas so we try to conserve water.
That is a great idea. A little dirt in the water won't hurt a thing. I will pass that on to my buddie for the next time he does it. Thanks. Stevo
I would put a Gorilla cart under to catch the loose stuff. Remove when washing
I have not heard of a Gorilla cart before. Will have to look it up. Thanks. Stevo
I love this move! I wonder if my husband is willing to build me one??
I have thought of using a portable cement mixer to wash the rocks as well. Might be an option. Thanks. Stevo
Great if you've got a strong back and a good 6 weeks to dedicate to this. Imagine a bed with any size to it and then doing this. Work fine but about the most labor-intensive project you could do. Hire it out at exhorbitant cost, too.
I was glad that it was a friends project and not mine. It does take some time to do but fortunately he only had a small area to do. Thanks. Stevo
If you can even find anyone where we live...
It'll take you a year
This was a friend doing this and he said it took about two hours or so. It does require some patience. Thanks. Stevo
Not made my device yet but looking for vibrating motor saw horse or wheel barrow Jig and washing all in one .
@@vmobile890 Anytime you can mechanize a process life gets better. I thought of using a cement mixer to wash the rocks. Just a thought. Thanks. Stevo