YEPWELP! Thank you so much for taking a small part of your day to enjoy it with me and one of my crazy ideas! I hope you enjoy the video of my DIY/Homemade automatic gold prospecting vibrating tumbler. I really wanted something cheap, easy and lightweight to use while I was on my gold prospecting Colorado adventures. I was very happy with the results and can not wait to take it out and get it dirty in a field test! I hope this DIY gold prospecting equipment was as interesting to you as it was to me as I wont be leaving home without my DIY vibration tumbler! If you have any questions, comments or wanted any additional information on how to build your own. Please leave a comment below! Please subscribe to make sure you don't miss out on any Colorado gold mining adventures or checking out the automatic classifier in action!
@@surveyoresq - Thank you so much, I am glad you were able to find the video and enjoyed it. Yes, the fan had 4 blades to it originally. I removed 3 of them figuring it would give the most off-balance affect, also with only 1 blade left the fan is light as possible. So hopefully the fan can last as long as possible, as I know fans and other rotating objects can wear out over time when off-balance. Your welcome, thanks again!
Hello Pleasant Home Painting, sorry for my delayed response. HAHA that is funny and kind of crazy, take cover! I picked up all the rocks from the yard when I was done. Want to keep it as nice as possible and avoid them with the lawn mower 😂
Why not add a 5-600 gph bilge pump and set the nugget trap directly under the classifier?.....that would eliminate handling the material twice.... You could also reduce the overall size by breaking off the other fan blade and put a bolt or two on one side of the blade hub for the offset weight....that would allow you to attach the motor closer to the classifier and do away with the radiator frame and reducing the size.... Damned clever idea you have there YepWelp.....well done!
Hi Toby, so sorry for the delayed response. I can totally agree with you about the rocks and I did pick them all up out of the yard when I was finished. Not only does it not look good in the yard that would be a menace to step on or mow over! Thanks for stopping by to leave a comment on the video.
Thanks Bradley for stopping by again and leaving a comment! Glad you enjoyed the auto classifier I put together. I have enjoyed being able to use it out in the field, so far so good. Thanks again for watching!
Hi Tim. I saw you and your invention on Lankywhiteguts You Tube video so I thought I would check out your invention. It looks like a great idea. I can not wait to build one myself. Thanks for the video. May the GOLD be with you. Pan on.
Thank you so much for coming over to check out the videos! I am glad you enjoyed the classifier video, I hope you enjoy using it just as much. Thanks again for visiting!
@@yepwelp9163 Hi Tim. I have made one of your classifiers. I spent a little bit more on mine than you did. I found a fan which had about 12 blades on it. I used some metal standoffs instead of wood. I attached a small piece of 1/8th inch lead to one of the blades to make it unbalanced. It sure is unbalanced. It is so unbalanced that it jumped off the table I had it setting on. I used a battery sub box I bought from WalMart fo another project. It works good but I need to purchase a 6 volt battery for it. At 12 volts it shakes too much. I have a DC power supply that a friend made for me. It can put out in excess of 10 amps. The fan works better on 6 volts. I was going to send you a couple of pictures but it does not look like I can send them via You Tube. Thanks
Hi Delmer, that sounds like you might have created a much better one! That is some great additions that you made to your model. That is awesome you enjoyed it enough to try one yourself. I would love to see what you have recreated. If you want to, feel free to email me pictures at Yepwelp@gmail.com can not wait to see them! Thank you so much for coming back to let me know you made one and want to share it with me!
If you do not like classifying manually then purchase a Highbanker with a hopper like the Gold Hog Piglet mini instead which will classify automatically for you.
Yes, by applying additional weight the the one remaining fan blade would off-balance it more causing additional vibration to be caused. The only thing I would worry about is having it off-balance too much and cause damage to the fan or fan housing if it was possible "too much" off-balance. Thanks for stopping by and dropping a comment!
It'd vibrate better using a motor 1/10th the size with a cam on the end that bumps the shaker table. Like is used in, well, you know, EVERY shaker table since the invention of them.
Clicked thinking this was a portable classifying TABLE! Still it gives me some good ideas. Nice work! A autofeed and varible selected mesh screen panel that dumps waste to one side might automate the process. One 5 gal bucket at a time. Similar to dry washer or bank setup.
Now you got your fan on your backpack its lift off to your desired destination,,well done i like that set up very innovative get that patented infinity prospecting loves innovative people you'll get a lot of support from Tyler,,you should run this along also to Jason at FGW,,he loves thease innovative designes,, Whilst watching the video on how this designs works i noticed something about the vibration, Just a thought to get that innovation rolling even more,,i think your on the verg of finding how also to separate gold from black magnetic sands as you no gold isn't a magnatized metal,,but just imagine having a magnet floor on your paning dish,some where underneath the pan,,now if the springs where lower one side bit of tilt this would creat a tilt for the pan on one side,,this means the gold would pan away from the magnetics just as if you where paning,of course you'll need to tweet vibration to get it right, You then got a gold clasifier separator plus classifier,plus parts cleaner all in one,and you might save your mother a wash load of dirty clothing, Owe by the way if you had another bucket you wouldn't have to throw the stones on your mother and fathers lovely green lawn,, They would kill you if you fowle up the ride on lawnmower blades, That backpack? See a seamstress and get the backpack widened out by two to three inches save you struggling, I use a bike trailer for all my kit and i have an electric mountain bike i hate having 30lbs on my back,,the days enough and long and you need your back for filling pails whilst i recognize your a young man,,your going to cause spinal issues with backpack excess weight over time,,hay that innovation is so darn cool,well done.❤From Ireland well done.
I have the parts I've been collecting for a motorized classifier behind where I'm sitting right now. This video has been a very timely discovery. But take it one step further and attach a vibrator (Miniaturize what you already have as well) to your sluice box with a Rheostat after a toggle switch in line. Much as a tumbler. You will find you can reduce water flow to a trickle just to take advantage of specific gravity (Gold being three times the gravity of both Magnetite and Hematite) and balance vibration to black sands migrating down sluice box while gold stays put. I've installed magnet sheets (Fortified with round magnets in pattern to increase pull above box so sand "isn't captured" but magnetite weight reduced to nearly zero. Try putting washer on digital scale and lower a magnet above it very slowly to test concept. You will see recorded weight of washer reduced to almost zero long before washer is captured. You can do the same thing with magnets and magnetite so trickle of water washes them away continually, (and none ever touch magnet) as they weigh little more than cotton balls Magnet sheets must extend down full length well above box.
Cus ur doing it wrong. U should have water over the Rocks from a over flowing bucket of water or a cup to pour water over the rocks to wash the smalls into the bucket...
If you’re happy to put up with the horrific noise this makes , then it’s all good . I prefer to only have the sound of the river trundling along whilst I’m prospecting.
Clever bit of engineering. Pro tip for you, leave the snow collar of your rucksack tucked in while you put the bucket in. Do you think it would be possible to have classifers stacked one on top of the other of different mash sizes, or would that be too heavy?? all the best bud...
I like to see it with some material in it and I was just wondering how long the motor would last being that it's unbalanced might wear the bearing out fast
Good design, cheap, has the right amount of vibrational energy, easy to assemble, light, easily repaired when needed. That's a well thought out design.
I didn't think it was going to work as well as it does. Bravo! For heavier or wetter stuff, you could perhaps add a lead wheel weight to the fan blade. Also may be a good shaker for a dry washer, or a small shaker table.
You Sir are a blessing to all of us! Thank you for so graciously sharing your amazing invention to make our life easier for classifying material for Gold! God bless :-)
I like it. You could try cutting the fan part down and mounting it on the side I'm sure. Would cut down on the length for you. Use wing nuts to take apart where they would join. Be a little more compact.
owe lord some mothers do ave em,,hay all metal detectors will detect Gold,,you need to follow the instructions don't use metal detectors for detecting magnetic sand,,helpful tip read the instructions Gonzo.
This piece of equipment is unnecessary all you have to do is put a punch plate on a half to three-quarters of your sluice box and you don't need to classify
Thank you for checking out the video and leaving a comment. I am sorry you did not find the auto classifier to be useful. I have seen sluice boxes with the punch plates or grizzly bars to allow you to load straight into the sluice. I have seen that process before and that is definitely one way to prospect. I personally don't have a sluice box currently but hope to have one in the near future. So with the Nugget bucket or Gold Cube classifying can be required. I don't think I would feel comfortable loading larger cobble/rocks into an aluminum sluice box with the possibility of damage it. Also I would be nervous to lose any of the very fine flour gold -50 micron and below I mostly have available to prospect. Sometimes I also run into some real dense clay in the rivers/streams in Colorado, I personally feel this type of material really traps the gold and classifying can help in the recovery when dealing with these situations in my experiences. I hope you are able to find some enjoyment or entertainment in any future videos of mine you might encounter. Thanks again for stopping by!
Hello from British Columbia, Canada. Thanks for sharing your idea. I love DYI. I'll check out your channel to see how well things worked in the field. Also, I want to see your upgrades. I think that I'm going to pass up on this, because I want to try to my friend's idea, which he showed me in the last few days. He manages to pan almost a full pan in about 1.5 minutes, with no classification. His technique manages to bust up the clay at the beginning, and then get rid of the clay and silt next. The pebbles and most of the rocks pour out easily after that. I don't know how well it gathers dust, though.
I've seen a lot of inventions...best one hands down for prospecting, cheapest and most portable...get your buddy to carry the battery, you carry the rest. Hook up a solar panel for trickle charge. Nice job.
Hello Bigfoot, sorry for my delayed response! Thank you so much I am glad you enjoy it, I have really enjoy the time I have used it and hope to get it out again soon to show it in action some more! Thanks again for stopping by to check out the video and leaving a comment.
Pretty cool, would love a blueprint or diagram and material list, again for your age you should end up being one of the better manufacturers in the future, this unit would work awesome over a sluice
Great another dust bunny collecting prospecting gizmo. Sure it works, and it's cheap enough to make. But at what point will it just be sitting with all the other prospecting gizmos that where a good idea at the time. Either way your still stuck with the bucket and classifier that you started out with, plus an additional 20 pounds of hardware, instead of 20 pounds of survival supplies. In the real prospecting world every pound you don't have to carry with you matters. A shovel, a gold pan, a classifier, and maybe a bucket, maybe. Forty years of prospecting has taught me that 99% of the time inventions like this, how ever ingenious, are useless and cumbersome. Mostly because of the terrain we're working in dictates what equipment we bring with us. Don't get me wrong, I like the simplicity of the design.
Looks like you had forty years of hard graft,,its amazing isn't it 21 century america and you got goons that cant push young people on,well after forty years i hope your walking around like a hunchback,,owe such missrabel repulsive degrading human you are to make small of ones efforts,,i call people like you thevones society doesn't need,,owe lord another Humbug.
From someone who has built numerous shaker feed decks, your method of achieving vibration is highly dangerous and not very practical. Why not chuck a 12v enclosed vibration motor or even a 110v one and run with a small generator. Much safer method and you can pick one up off Amazon for $60
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YEPWELP! Thank you so much for taking a small part of your day to enjoy it with me and one of my crazy ideas! I hope you enjoy the video of my DIY/Homemade automatic gold prospecting vibrating tumbler. I really wanted something cheap, easy and lightweight to use while I was on my gold prospecting Colorado adventures. I was very happy with the results and can not wait to take it out and get it dirty in a field test! I hope this DIY gold prospecting equipment was as interesting to you as it was to me as I wont be leaving home without my DIY vibration tumbler!
If you have any questions, comments or wanted any additional information on how to build your own. Please leave a comment below!
Please subscribe to make sure you don't miss out on any Colorado gold mining adventures or checking out the automatic classifier in action!
Really cool vid! Fun to watch...easy question: Did you remove some of the fan blades to make it out of balance? TYIA
@@surveyoresq - Thank you so much, I am glad you were able to find the video and enjoyed it. Yes, the fan had 4 blades to it originally. I removed 3 of them figuring it would give the most off-balance affect, also with only 1 blade left the fan is light as possible. So hopefully the fan can last as long as possible, as I know fans and other rotating objects can wear out over time when off-balance. Your welcome, thanks again!
nice n quiet can run it all night
I throw all my rocks in the middle of the grass too. It's fun watching the landlord mow
Hello Pleasant Home Painting, sorry for my delayed response. HAHA that is funny and kind of crazy, take cover! I picked up all the rocks from the yard when I was done. Want to keep it as nice as possible and avoid them with the lawn mower 😂
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Why not add a 5-600 gph bilge pump and set the nugget trap directly under the classifier?.....that would eliminate handling the material twice....
You could also reduce the overall size by breaking off the other fan blade and put a bolt or two on one side of the blade hub for the offset weight....that would allow you to attach the motor closer to the classifier and do away with the radiator frame and reducing the size....
Damned clever idea you have there YepWelp.....well done!
Awesome! But I did cringe when you tossed those rocks into the grass...must be the dad in me
Hi Toby, so sorry for the delayed response. I can totally agree with you about the rocks and I did pick them all up out of the yard when I was finished. Not only does it not look good in the yard that would be a menace to step on or mow over! Thanks for stopping by to leave a comment on the video.
Bloody awesome 👍 it’s great seeing people engineer prospecting tools to help make things quicker/easier 🍻🍻
Thanks Bradley for stopping by again and leaving a comment! Glad you enjoyed the auto classifier I put together. I have enjoyed being able to use it out in the field, so far so good. Thanks again for watching!
you should of put the fan sideways so it keeps you cool while you classifie
You should start selling then keep up the good work
Hi Tim. I saw you and your invention on Lankywhiteguts You Tube video so I thought I would check out your invention. It looks like a great idea. I can not wait to build one myself. Thanks for the video. May the GOLD be with you. Pan on.
Thank you so much for coming over to check out the videos! I am glad you enjoyed the classifier video, I hope you enjoy using it just as much. Thanks again for visiting!
@@yepwelp9163 Hi Tim. I have made one of your classifiers. I spent a little bit more on mine than you did. I found a fan which had about 12 blades on it. I used some metal standoffs instead of wood. I attached a small piece of 1/8th inch lead to one of the blades to make it unbalanced. It sure is unbalanced. It is so unbalanced that it jumped off the table I had it setting on. I used a battery sub box I bought from WalMart fo another project. It works good but I need to purchase a 6 volt battery for it. At 12 volts it shakes too much. I have a DC power supply that a friend made for me. It can put out in excess of 10 amps. The fan works better on 6 volts. I was going to send you a couple of pictures but it does not look like I can send them via You Tube. Thanks
Hi Delmer, that sounds like you might have created a much better one! That is some great additions that you made to your model. That is awesome you enjoyed it enough to try one yourself. I would love to see what you have recreated. If you want to, feel free to email me pictures at Yepwelp@gmail.com can not wait to see them! Thank you so much for coming back to let me know you made one and want to share it with me!
If you do not like classifying manually then purchase a Highbanker with a hopper like the Gold Hog Piglet mini instead which will classify automatically for you.
This is the best way for sure.
its home budget innovation not everyone has a rich Daddy.
This is a brilliant idea.. thanks for sharing
Would it vibrate better with a weight on single fan blade? Better classifying?
Yes, by applying additional weight the the one remaining fan blade would off-balance it more causing additional vibration to be caused. The only thing I would worry about is having it off-balance too much and cause damage to the fan or fan housing if it was possible "too much" off-balance. Thanks for stopping by and dropping a comment!
It'd vibrate better using a motor 1/10th the size with a cam on the end that bumps the shaker table. Like is used in, well, you know, EVERY shaker table since the invention of them.
Clicked thinking this was a portable classifying TABLE!
Still it gives me some good ideas.
Nice work!
A autofeed and varible selected mesh screen panel that dumps waste to one side might automate the process. One 5 gal bucket at a time. Similar to dry washer or bank setup.
Would love to hear what you are saying but the music is SUPER ANNOYING! Thank goodness for CC
Now you got your fan on your backpack its lift off to your desired destination,,well done i like that set up very innovative get that patented infinity prospecting loves innovative people you'll get a lot of support from Tyler,,you should run this along also to Jason at FGW,,he loves thease innovative designes,,
Whilst watching the video on how this designs works i noticed something about the vibration,
Just a thought to get that innovation rolling even more,,i think your on the verg of finding how also to separate gold from black magnetic sands as you no gold isn't a magnatized metal,,but just imagine having a magnet floor on your paning dish,some where underneath the pan,,now if the springs where lower one side bit of tilt this would creat a tilt for the pan on one side,,this means the gold would pan away from the magnetics just as if you where paning,of course you'll need to tweet vibration to get it right,
You then got a gold clasifier separator plus classifier,plus parts cleaner all in one,and you might save your mother a wash load of dirty clothing,
Owe by the way if you had another bucket you wouldn't have to throw the stones on your mother and fathers lovely green lawn,,
They would kill you if you fowle up the ride on lawnmower blades,
That backpack?
See a seamstress and get the backpack widened out by two to three inches save you struggling,
I use a bike trailer for all my kit and i have an electric mountain bike i hate having 30lbs on my back,,the days enough and long and you need your back for filling pails whilst i recognize your a young man,,your going to cause spinal issues with backpack excess weight over time,,hay that innovation is so darn cool,well done.❤From Ireland well done.
I have the parts I've been collecting for a motorized classifier behind where I'm sitting right now.
This video has been a very timely discovery.
But take it one step further and attach a vibrator (Miniaturize what you already have as well) to your sluice box with a Rheostat after a toggle switch in line. Much as a tumbler.
You will find you can reduce water flow to a trickle just to take advantage of specific gravity (Gold being three times the gravity of both Magnetite and Hematite) and balance vibration to black sands migrating down sluice box while gold stays put.
I've installed magnet sheets (Fortified with round magnets in pattern to increase pull above box so sand "isn't captured" but magnetite weight reduced to nearly zero.
Try putting washer on digital scale and lower a magnet above it very slowly to test concept. You will see recorded weight of washer reduced to almost zero long before washer is captured. You can do the same thing with magnets and magnetite so trickle of water washes them away continually, (and none ever touch magnet) as they weigh little more than cotton balls
Magnet sheets must extend down full length well above box.
I bet your neighbors would just love to have that running for a couple days straight while you polish rocks in it. lol…
Cus ur doing it wrong. U should have water over the Rocks from a over flowing bucket of water or a cup to pour water over the rocks to wash the smalls into the bucket...
Very impressive! I saw you with it on Lankywhiteguy's youtube. Thanks for sharing!
If you’re happy to put up with the horrific noise this makes , then it’s all good .
I prefer to only have the sound of the river trundling along whilst I’m prospecting.
Thx for sharing. I would love to build my own. Do you have plans available?
Thx Mike
I hope you didn't hit all those rocks/stones with your lawnmower... DUH
That is the perfect 2 in 1 combo machine ...
Would you mind if I used your idea ?
Clever bit of engineering. Pro tip for you, leave the snow collar of your rucksack tucked in while you put the bucket in. Do you think it would be possible to have classifers stacked one on top of the other of different mash sizes, or would that be too heavy?? all the best bud...
$50-75.00 for a wireless concrete vibrator much lighter
So you made a mini shaker deck, nothing new, but you have unload it by hand not very brilliant
Dude use a back massager and install on the under side of the lid put classifier on. Top way easier and lighter
I like to see it with some material in it and I was just wondering how long the motor would last being that it's unbalanced might wear the bearing out fast
Good design, cheap, has the right amount of vibrational energy, easy to assemble, light, easily repaired when needed. That's a well thought out design.
I didn't think it was going to work as well as it does. Bravo!
For heavier or wetter stuff, you could perhaps add a lead wheel weight to the fan blade. Also may be a good shaker for a dry washer, or a small shaker table.
I agree multi purpose machine
Yep pretty niffty and cheap compared to others l've seen. But remind me to never offer to mow your lawn
I have tried everything
So far best is gold magic spiral wheel
Now is you need to do is put a sluice bucket under it and you'd have all the steps mastered awesome job
Use something else than that backpack to transport it use a duffel bag
Hello Do you have building instructions?
i wouldnt throw the big rocks on the grass the lawn mower will love that
Great job. Ty for your advice
You are very welcome! I am glad you enjoyed it, thanks again for the comments.
You Sir are a blessing to all of us! Thank you for so graciously sharing your amazing invention to make our life easier for classifying material for Gold! God bless :-)
Thank you so much! I am glad you found it useful and enjoyed the video. I have really enjoyed using it. Thanks for watching! : )
I see some useful applications here
Thank You !
I like it. You could try cutting the fan part down and mounting it on the side I'm sure. Would cut down on the length for you. Use wing nuts to take apart where they would join. Be a little more compact.
I love the homemade stuff, great job man.
any sound dampening ideas? lol loud and effective lol
Smart invention good for you it looks very useful
Material runs through great I just now seen it awesome
Nice work, well done…….👍🏻
Nice build man. New sub here.
Well done dude not bad at all hope ya find some goodies
Awesome idea! Subscribed
Yep that's tops thanks for the good idea.
Love it !! Just Sluice It !!
Good job. Now you need to work on a metal detector that only works on gold....................grin.
owe lord some mothers do ave em,,hay all metal detectors will detect Gold,,you need to follow the instructions don't use metal detectors for detecting magnetic sand,,helpful tip read the instructions Gonzo.
Nice video and nice idea bud 👍
backpack built. for a 7 gallon
Awesome invention, keep it simple
Who mows your lawn? 😂😂😂
Rube Goldberg lives!!!!!
This piece of equipment is unnecessary all you have to do is put a punch plate on a half to three-quarters of your sluice box and you don't need to classify
Thank you for checking out the video and leaving a comment. I am sorry you did not find the auto classifier to be useful. I have seen sluice boxes with the punch plates or grizzly bars to allow you to load straight into the sluice. I have seen that process before and that is definitely one way to prospect. I personally don't have a sluice box currently but hope to have one in the near future. So with the Nugget bucket or Gold Cube classifying can be required. I don't think I would feel comfortable loading larger cobble/rocks into an aluminum sluice box with the possibility of damage it. Also I would be nervous to lose any of the very fine flour gold -50 micron and below I mostly have available to prospect. Sometimes I also run into some real dense clay in the rivers/streams in Colorado, I personally feel this type of material really traps the gold and classifying can help in the recovery when dealing with these situations in my experiences. I hope you are able to find some enjoyment or entertainment in any future videos of mine you might encounter. Thanks again for stopping by!
Pretty slick!
Pretty cool
This is stupid
Hello from British Columbia, Canada.
Thanks for sharing your idea. I love DYI. I'll check out your channel to see how well things worked in the field. Also, I want to see your upgrades.
I think that I'm going to pass up on this, because I want to try to my friend's idea, which he showed me in the last few days. He manages to pan almost a full pan in about 1.5 minutes, with no classification. His technique manages to bust up the clay at the beginning, and then get rid of the clay and silt next. The pebbles and most of the rocks pour out easily after that. I don't know how well it gathers dust, though.
Good job sir
Great idea
I like it.
I've seen a lot of inventions...best one hands down for prospecting, cheapest and most portable...get your buddy to carry the battery, you carry the rest. Hook up a solar panel for trickle charge. Nice job.
Genius
That's awesome dude!!!!!
Hello Bigfoot, sorry for my delayed response! Thank you so much I am glad you enjoy it, I have really enjoy the time I have used it and hope to get it out again soon to show it in action some more! Thanks again for stopping by to check out the video and leaving a comment.
One of the best diy designs I've come across...well done and hope it works well for you! I might have to give it a shot!
Pretty cool, would love a blueprint or diagram and material list, again for your age you should end up being one of the better manufacturers in the future, this unit would work awesome over a sluice
17:02 Look in the lower left corner. Do you buy a new classifier tray every time you go out? 😂🤣😂🤣
simple, cheap, effective......good job on thid build
Set it up in a shop at the house go out and get the materials and just bring it back no turn down grateful production
Great idea. Making your own equipment is always more satisfying and rewarding.
Hook-up a sluice to that and do some dry-prospecting as well. Great idea!
awsome idea yepwelp,,, i love the idea and were your going with this..
You gave me a fantastic idea! Thank you for sharing this!
Just like classifying.....Once you use this setup ....you'll never use it again .......
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How does it do once you get more weight on the shaker
Thanks for sharing ..great job.
I want one ASAP $$$
Well done!
Cool
Great another dust bunny collecting prospecting gizmo. Sure it works, and it's cheap enough to make. But at what point will it just be sitting with all the other prospecting gizmos that where a good idea at the time. Either way your still stuck with the bucket and classifier that you started out with, plus an additional 20 pounds of hardware, instead of 20 pounds of survival supplies. In the real prospecting world every pound you don't have to carry with you matters. A shovel, a gold pan, a classifier, and maybe a bucket, maybe. Forty years of prospecting has taught me that 99% of the time inventions like this, how ever ingenious, are useless and cumbersome. Mostly because of the terrain we're working in dictates what equipment we bring with us.
Don't get me wrong, I like the simplicity of the design.
Looks like you had forty years of hard graft,,its amazing isn't it 21 century america and you got goons that cant push young people on,well after forty years i hope your walking around like a hunchback,,owe such missrabel repulsive degrading human you are to make small of ones efforts,,i call people like you thevones society doesn't need,,owe lord another Humbug.
From someone who has built numerous shaker feed decks, your method of achieving vibration is highly dangerous and not very practical. Why not chuck a 12v enclosed vibration motor or even a 110v one and run with a small generator. Much safer method and you can pick one up off Amazon for $60
Probably because he had the fan laying around, picked it up for free, or a $2 purchase at a junk yard 🤷♂️
Smart design!