Cheap Gold Bucket Classifiers DIY - Testing!

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  • Опубліковано 8 лис 2024

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  • @AppalachianProspect
    @AppalachianProspect 5 років тому +4

    That is a lot of holes to drill! Nice looking area, that is a nice looking shovel as well! Classifier buckets looked like they worked well and you got some nice gold for 2 five gallon buckets. Good job!

    • @CDCGoldProspecting
      @CDCGoldProspecting  5 років тому

      yea I've been having nightmares of drilling holes lately lol... kidding. :) Yea I really do like that shovel, It is a Bully Tools shovel. The side walls help a lot with holding material. I got it here in case you are interested in one -> amzn.to/2BjmmpA . Thanks, I used your dosing rod tricks to find the pay streak! :)

  • @TazzzieAdventures
    @TazzzieAdventures 5 років тому +4

    Great way to classify but not those big rocks :-) nice bit of gold to show for it.

    • @CDCGoldProspecting
      @CDCGoldProspecting  5 років тому

      Thanks... haha, for real, big rocks and plastic classifiers don't mix! ;)

  • @Goldwaschen-mit-Tom
    @Goldwaschen-mit-Tom 5 років тому +4

    Nice Creek, good work. i uses a potatoe basket in my Videos, Costs less than 5 Dollars in Germany. Greetings Tom

    • @CDCGoldProspecting
      @CDCGoldProspecting  5 років тому +1

      Yea I saw yours, It that what it was a Potato basket? Interesting.

    • @Goldwaschen-mit-Tom
      @Goldwaschen-mit-Tom 5 років тому +1

      @@CDCGoldProspecting Yes, my friend. Cheap, fast and enough stabil. Greetings Tom

  • @MMProspecting
    @MMProspecting 5 років тому +3

    Nice way to convert bucket I like it

  • @DamonFeyOutdoors
    @DamonFeyOutdoors 5 років тому +3

    That's too bad the bucket cracked. Was thinking of doing something like that myself. I think maybe I'll stick with the smaller diameter holes. I'm good the nugget bucket is working out. Keep diy-in.

  • @HDshovelEd
    @HDshovelEd 5 років тому +2

    Good amount of color for two buckets, nice

    • @CDCGoldProspecting
      @CDCGoldProspecting  5 років тому +1

      Thanks for checking it out Ed and welcome to the group. Pretty nice bike there. I thought it was pretty decent, but I always would rather see more, but who wouldn't right ? haha!!! :)

    • @HDshovelEd
      @HDshovelEd 5 років тому +1

      @@CDCGoldProspecting , ecactly. its never enough..haha

  • @FlashInYourPan
    @FlashInYourPan 5 років тому +3

    I love DIY stuff, keep up the great work!

  • @gold-denprospecting8066
    @gold-denprospecting8066 5 років тому +2

    Hi CDC, Thanks for subscribing. Mate your ideas are just great it's just what I need to keep my prospecting costs down. Dennis

    • @CDCGoldProspecting
      @CDCGoldProspecting  5 років тому

      Thanks Gold-Den, I'm glad you found it useful. yea they worked pretty good on the first test. Pretty cheap to make! Thanks for checking it out!

  • @willdetect3705
    @willdetect3705 5 років тому +3

    Sweet bucket and set up!!!

  • @Deepwoodsjoe
    @Deepwoodsjoe Рік тому +1

    Diy, and getting gold I can watch you.

  • @centeroftheearthmining4095
    @centeroftheearthmining4095 5 років тому +3

    Pretty sweet spot! Cool classifier

  • @gtaovlogs9061
    @gtaovlogs9061 5 років тому +3

    Great job and idea Cory and video! Classifying one way or another is really key as you know. Thanks for sharing your ideas and adventure! Aaron

    • @CDCGoldProspecting
      @CDCGoldProspecting  5 років тому +1

      Thanks Aaron, appreciate it. Yea classifying helps catch the gold. Glad you found it useful!

  • @arniebowie2572
    @arniebowie2572 5 років тому +2

    good one man much more affordable than those fancy metal ones!! and it works!!

    • @CDCGoldProspecting
      @CDCGoldProspecting  5 років тому

      Thanks Arnie. Yea that is what I thought too. I was looking at the fancy metal ones but they were like $60 a piece. So I decided to make these for like $3 a piece.

    • @arniebowie2572
      @arniebowie2572 5 років тому +1

      yeah the only guys here have it for $86 canadian ....waaaaaaay too much for a classifier!! I will stick with the classic green kind.......ya just gotta treat them right and they last!!

    • @CDCGoldProspecting
      @CDCGoldProspecting  5 років тому

      I hear that, pretty expensive. These ones work pretty well after the first testing of them. A lot faster than my other classifiers I have. UA-cam is being weird lately, I haven't been seeing your comments until like a day after you post them.

  • @BrainStorm101
    @BrainStorm101 5 років тому +3

    Nice video

  • @GreenMountainGoldTrap
    @GreenMountainGoldTrap 5 років тому +3

    Yup, that's allot of drilling Cory!! But hey, they work great for sure. Your gold take for the day put my gold take for the day to shame!! But, I had a great time. I got footage of my day but, I still have to edit and post footage from the other day first.
    Almost 80 and you still wearing those gloves? Whaaatt? I hate wearing gloves. But, our water is still mad cold here so, I'm stuck with them.

    • @CDCGoldProspecting
      @CDCGoldProspecting  5 років тому +1

      Haha thanks Joe. Least you had fun, I am always hoping for more than I get but always good seeing some color :). I actually don't mind the gloves too much. I might though if it starts to get any hotter. But around that area I also keep running into tons of rusty nails and metal in the creek. I would rather not get stabbed with a rusty nail in my hands and have to get a shot. haha...

    • @GreenMountainGoldTrap
      @GreenMountainGoldTrap 5 років тому +1

      I don't blame you there @@CDCGoldProspecting but, don't be fooled by the medical lies my friend. Tetnis was contracted by farmers due to soil with linkage to live stock feces. But, Big Pharma seeing dollar signs, as with many other things, told us it's from rusty nails and such, knowing many would flock to get shots.
      That's not to say it's a good idea to get yourself stabbed by something rusty. Just that your not going to get tetnis from it.

    • @CDCGoldProspecting
      @CDCGoldProspecting  5 років тому +1

      Yea it is hard to tell what is truth these days! lol... So I wouldn't put it past them to do such a thing! Pretty interesting info there Joe. Yea I heard it was somewhat rare to get it from a rusty nail. But I still would rather not be cut at all unless it is by a 10 oz nugget haha!!! :)

    • @GreenMountainGoldTrap
      @GreenMountainGoldTrap 5 років тому +1

      LOL @@CDCGoldProspecting! Heck, I also would not be bothered by a cut for a big ole nugget.

  • @douglasbrown4775
    @douglasbrown4775 3 місяці тому

    Try Gold Phenoms gravity panning give it a view

  • @bjthecrow
    @bjthecrow 5 років тому +4

    First comment.....ima have to try that

    • @CDCGoldProspecting
      @CDCGoldProspecting  5 років тому

      Worked Good, they both fit inside a 5 gallon bucket too for transporting, which was helpful. :)

  • @ickesra
    @ickesra 3 місяці тому

    Why classify it twice if yer not looking at the rocks you sort out? Only curious that's all, don't mean to criticize

  • @OutdoorswithNick
    @OutdoorswithNick 5 років тому +2

    That is decent gold for 2, 5 gallon buckets ... Its to bad your screen broke... Thats a whole lot of holes to drill ....

    • @CDCGoldProspecting
      @CDCGoldProspecting  5 років тому

      Thanks Nick. Yea it broke because of me though. Held up better when I stopped putting big boulders in it. Yep it was a lot of holes, still having nightmares about drilling never ending holes haha....

  • @goldprounlimited1750
    @goldprounlimited1750 5 років тому +2

    Great video! Referred by flour gold wizards with the Tag your it challenge. I have a similar bucket classifier that uses wire mesh if you want to check out my channel. Subbed you!

    • @CDCGoldProspecting
      @CDCGoldProspecting  5 років тому

      Awesome thanks for the Sub and checking it out. Subbed back! Flour Gold Wizard Rocks! :)