don't stress about your panning, practice makes perfect. A few little tips for ya that might help are : 1 if that's a new pan grab some 60 / 80 Grit sand paper and ruff up the bottom a little bit. it will stop the heavy's from sliding around. 2. don't be afraid to wash out the larger gravel and sand, any gold should be at the bottom of your pan and if you use the riffles on the pan you can't go wrong. 3. Practice. Keep some of your tailing's like black sand fine gravel and lead shot's , use this to practice at home and you will find out fast just how aggressive you can get with that style of pan. well good luck with your prospecting and may you find lot's of Yellow .
I am new to this and using lead is great advise. That's what I've been practicing with and its a great way to test yourself to get an idea what you're doing. Found heaps of bullet slugs and old shot pellets with the detector so have been using those after I hammered the flat and cut them up into different sizes.
Hi buddy, try to keep the pan full of water when you tip it back to shake it (stratifying) and maybe tap the bottom on a rock to settle the heavies quickly, and as someone else said, practice. I would suggest that you catch what you are panning out in another container and do it again slower. If you don’t find any gold in that pan, then you are doing it right. A lead shot (panning partner) chucked into each pan can also help, if it’s still in the pan at the end, you have your panning spot on. Good luck and enjoy
If you haven't seen already , Look up PVC Ram pump . Easy to build and you can make them in different sizes , No electricity , No gas and No bucketing water . Great for river sluice but may not work for all rivers . You could do a video on parts list and build.
Hydrolic ram pumps use flowing water to pressurize a air/ water chamber with check valves so pulling numbers out of air 4 gallons of speeding water falling a foot pumps one gallon of water up 3 feet. Is the binyap pump a paddlewheel with loops of hose on it that dips up half a cercomfrsce of water with each rotation and as it spiral inwards can pump the water susprizing heights
So basically you're swapping all the riffles and low and high pressure points of various gold catching devices for two riffles at the very end and hoping that gravity will separate the gold by the time it travels two feet of tubing whilst our forefathers thought 40 foot long tom races were insufficient (and were proven right by how much gold is in their tailings)? I am not sold on this design. I run a homemade system myself, it's a 10 inch PVC trommel dropping at two points, one to a boil box and 10 foot of sluice for fines and one to a 6 footer. I'm looking to increase that length for a longer shallower run to catch the flour gold that I'm dropping. I mean sure you'll recover gold with this but you will with a cut in half water bottle too.
Rastaman Ralph I’ll try to make a video of how it goes together, unfortunately haven’t a lot of time these days. I’ll be sure to check out Alan Robertson’s videos 👍🏻👍🏻
Please could you get rid of the unwanted text on screen as you cannot see whats in the pan or what you are doing. I read the texts 20 times as this dominates the other good footage would like to see and with you talking also. you talking is better than text.
SCS Sarge thanks for the feedback. Sorry but unfortunately I lost the original footage when editing, so I was unable remove the text and still have the footage. The creeks will soon have water in them again so I’ll be sure to put another video up without the text👍🏻👍🏻
Why not show the internal workings ( technology ) of your pvc contraption ? Also , it was difficult seeing your operation with those big words on the screen... Any how , never the less , keep at it..
James Klukas it is built just like fluid bed sluice. Sorry for the text, my editing skills aren’t that great, and I lost the original footage so was unable to change it. Thanks for the comment 👍🏻
@@dualadumbration1309 Those 'gold croc' or other branded Chinese mass produced 'fluid bed's are just a boiler box. That's the first element of a proper gold recovery system, not the only element. I wince every time I see people using them, you're losing SO much gold. A boiler box is something you have after your feeder or trommel and before your sluices and mats, etc. It's absolutely not enough to be worth running on it's jack as you'll be blowing so much gold out.
Ya rub some sand in for a while cleans it also really take your time a more water enough to cover give your swirl some air time Tap the front of green times and then now wait for it lift and pull back use that air time on your pull back tip it back recenter wash and repeat till you have about 2 table spoons put in a big peanut butter jar
I would say, don’t stratify with the pan in the water. That is causing a lot of splashing and shifting of water. Stratify above the water with some water in the pan and then lower the pan into the water.
Anne Dunn thanks Anne, I never made it with the intention of making more, but if there was or is a market for them I would be happy to make more, the only thing is, would people pay around $200 for it? I made it with stuff I had hoarded over the years from building site bins. To buy all materials needed to make this thing would cost around $40-$50 and then my time to put it together, because as much as I like to help people out, that unfortunately doesn’t pay the bills, but if anyone were to really want one I would be happy to meet with them and show how to put it all together
Even more than finding little gold why don't you put text on the last half of vidio so the viewer can't see what your doing? How does your design work? Also the creek noises were louder than your voice. Best wishes but just wasn't worth the time
Daniel Cole What part of oregon? I’m in prineville and I’m very interested in mining. I have a strong work ethic and I would love and appreciate for you to show me the ropes. Let me know sir. Thank you.
Thanks for your comment, for me it’s not complicated at all, it definitely does save me time, I don’t have to classify the material which would make the operation a lot more efficient, but I’m not just there for the gold. I neglect to mention in the video that I’m also there for the coins and relics, that’s why I classify the material. The creek is at the end of the main storm water system of the town I live in, it’s rich in relics
I have tested this contraption against a dream mat sluice, and have run the tailings from the tube through the dream mat, and just pans, the losses are actually minimal. The hole I chose on the day just wasn’t a good one, although what I don’t mention on the video is that the pan is actually full of lead, so the hole I chose was full of heavies, just not the right ones. Thanks for watching
don't stress about your panning, practice makes perfect.
A few little tips for ya that might help are :
1 if that's a new pan grab some 60 / 80 Grit sand paper and ruff up the bottom a little bit. it will stop the heavy's from sliding around.
2. don't be afraid to wash out the larger gravel and sand, any gold should be at the bottom of your pan and if you use the riffles on the pan you can't go wrong.
3. Practice. Keep some of your tailing's like black sand fine gravel and lead shot's , use this to practice at home and you will find out fast just how aggressive you can get with that style of pan.
well good luck with your prospecting and may you find lot's of Yellow .
Jeff Rowe thanks mate, appreciate the tips 👍🏻👍🏻
I am new to this and using lead is great advise. That's what I've been practicing with and its a great way to test yourself to get an idea what you're doing. Found heaps of bullet slugs and old shot pellets with the detector so have been using those after I hammered the flat and cut them up into different sizes.
Hi buddy, try to keep the pan full of water when you tip it back to shake it (stratifying) and maybe tap the bottom on a rock to settle the heavies quickly, and as someone else said, practice. I would suggest that you catch what you are panning out in another container and do it again slower. If you don’t find any gold in that pan, then you are doing it right. A lead shot (panning partner) chucked into each pan can also help, if it’s still in the pan at the end, you have your panning spot on. Good luck and enjoy
Appreciate the advice Robert, thanks👍🏻👍🏻
If you haven't seen already , Look up PVC Ram pump . Easy to build and you can make them in different sizes , No electricity , No gas and No bucketing water . Great for river sluice but may not work for all rivers . You could do a video on parts list and build.
Joe Tate ~I tried to look it up on a search engine. Is a 'PVC ram pump' a hand operated up and down pump or something else? Thank you.
Look up on youtube .Lots of videos . Also Binyip pump is interesting but more difficult to build.
Hydrolic ram pumps use flowing water to pressurize a air/ water chamber with check valves so pulling numbers out of air 4 gallons of speeding water falling a foot pumps one gallon of water up 3 feet. Is the binyap pump a paddlewheel with loops of hose on it that dips up half a cercomfrsce of water with each rotation and as it spiral inwards can pump the water susprizing heights
Excelente trabajo guerrero yo también hice mi propio SLUICEBOX con pvc
So basically you're swapping all the riffles and low and high pressure points of various gold catching devices for two riffles at the very end and hoping that gravity will separate the gold by the time it travels two feet of tubing whilst our forefathers thought 40 foot long tom races were insufficient (and were proven right by how much gold is in their tailings)? I am not sold on this design. I run a homemade system myself, it's a 10 inch PVC trommel dropping at two points, one to a boil box and 10 foot of sluice for fines and one to a 6 footer. I'm looking to increase that length for a longer shallower run to catch the flour gold that I'm dropping. I mean sure you'll recover gold with this but you will with a cut in half water bottle too.
Well thought, just get the speed, pressure of water right should work. And catches
Cool shovel!
xcvsdxvsx thanks, made it myself 😄
@@dualadumbration1309 great shovel, looks practical and firm...
A ton of gold? That would be worth more than 46 million dollars. You must have a very good spot.
good video . id be happy with that gold . ive done ten times the work for less gold than that lol
Im definitely going to try this idea
Good on ya mate and thanks for the warning text.
You should make a video showing how to make it.like Alan Robertson if you've heard of him.if not check his channel out.
Rastaman Ralph I’ll try to make a video of how it goes together, unfortunately haven’t a lot of time these days. I’ll be sure to check out Alan Robertson’s videos 👍🏻👍🏻
@@dualadumbration1309 I know what you mean.I've got lots of projects but breeding chucks and gardening takes up most of my time.
make a sifon to the back with an oneway valve in the water.
I like that suggestion
12" culvert here I come......off to the pipe shop!
you did not make a video on how you made the sluice.
Please could you get rid of the unwanted text on screen as you cannot see whats in the pan or what you are doing. I read the texts 20 times as this dominates the other good footage would like to see and with you talking also. you talking is better than text.
SCS Sarge thanks for the feedback. Sorry but unfortunately I lost the original footage when editing, so I was unable remove the text and still have the footage. The creeks will soon have water in them again so I’ll be sure to put another video up without the text👍🏻👍🏻
@@dualadumbration1309 subbed bc ur not a jerk lol
Couldnt see shit as all to words on the screen very interested to see more on this as i have a tone of abs and pvc piping
shaun schollaert 🤣 my editing skills are about as good as my panning, woful! I will have more footage hopefully soon. Thanks for watching
Why not show the internal workings ( technology ) of your pvc contraption ?
Also , it was difficult seeing your operation with those big words on the screen...
Any how , never the less , keep at it..
James Klukas it is built just like fluid bed sluice. Sorry for the text, my editing skills aren’t that great, and I lost the original footage so was unable to change it. Thanks for the comment 👍🏻
@@dualadumbration1309 Those 'gold croc' or other branded Chinese mass produced 'fluid bed's are just a boiler box. That's the first element of a proper gold recovery system, not the only element. I wince every time I see people using them, you're losing SO much gold. A boiler box is something you have after your feeder or trommel and before your sluices and mats, etc. It's absolutely not enough to be worth running on it's jack as you'll be blowing so much gold out.
Ya rub some sand in for a while cleans it also really take your time a more water enough to cover give your swirl some air time Tap the front of green times and then now wait for it lift and pull back use that air time on your pull back tip it back recenter wash and repeat till you have about 2 table spoons put in a big peanut butter jar
I would say, don’t stratify with
the pan in the water. That is
causing a lot of splashing and
shifting of water. Stratify above
the water with some water in
the pan and then lower the
pan into the water.
I disagree entirely. I stratify and pan under the water every chance i get.
Thanks for the 16:27 minutes I'll never get back!!!
🤣
My pleasure
good video. do or can you make these for other people.
Anne Dunn thanks Anne, I never made it with the intention of making more, but if there was or is a market for them I would be happy to make more, the only thing is, would people pay around $200 for it? I made it with stuff I had hoarded over the years from building site bins. To buy all materials needed to make this thing would cost around $40-$50 and then my time to put it together, because as much as I like to help people out, that unfortunately doesn’t pay the bills, but if anyone were to really want one I would be happy to meet with them and show how to put it all together
Definitely put some work into your panning technique.
Au Assassin noted 👍🏻
Where are the plans to make those?
Unless there is some sort of separator inside that tube, I don't get it?
The water flow inside agitates the gravel to allow the heavy material to be trapped in the bottom
how did you build it ?
Even more than finding little gold why don't you put text on the last half of vidio so the viewer can't see what your doing? How does your design work? Also the creek noises were louder than your voice. Best wishes but just wasn't worth the time
Please get rid of the text that's blocking vision of the equipment.
The writing blocked vision, didn't see gold.
Come to Oregon ill show you some good gold
Daniel Cole when I find enough gold to pay for my fights and accomodation I’ll take you up on that offer 😂
@@dualadumbration1309 if you get that much gold im coming to you😂
Daniel Cole What part of oregon? I’m in prineville and I’m very interested in mining. I have a strong work ethic and I would love and appreciate for you to show me the ropes. Let me know sir. Thank you.
@@krezerich209 I live in Albany
ziemlich umständlich... eine sluice soll doch eigentlich die arbeit erleichtern
Thanks for your comment, for me it’s not complicated at all, it definitely does save me time, I don’t have to classify the material which would make the operation a lot more efficient, but I’m not just there for the gold. I neglect to mention in the video that I’m also there for the coins and relics, that’s why I classify the material. The creek is at the end of the main storm water system of the town I live in, it’s rich in relics
The only negative part of this video is the “WRITING” all over the screen🤷♂️🤨👎
Crazy, you could be loosing all your gold after all that Effort in your panning
I have tested this contraption against a dream mat sluice, and have run the tailings from the tube through the dream mat, and just pans, the losses are actually minimal. The hole I chose on the day just wasn’t a good one, although what I don’t mention on the video is that the pan is actually full of lead, so the hole I chose was full of heavies, just not the right ones. Thanks for watching
I agree i believe some gold is jumping out with the way its getting stratified and how aggressive he pulls the lose material off the top
Finds tons of gold, I'm totally sure. 😂
pfffffffffffffft
Dude forgot to slow video down during narrative.
You need to first learn how to film a good pic with clear sound
Hahaha good advice
Dude who taught you to pan.
🤣 myself
Where a you located ?
Ballarat Victoria Australia
Damn im in brisbane
😂😂😂😂 херня полная , много физического труда обычный шлюз в сто раз эффективнее.
Hahahahaha, it’s not complete garbage, I did buy a few parts, appreciate your feedback