AceHand 03:40:04 Mon May 10 2010 |
First pic is the set-up. Raw creekbed material into my just-made 1/4" apron screen. Shovelfull at a time. Tried not to overfeed, but still ran fairly fast. Funnelled all material from Dan't right into a Gold King w/ miners moss. Results were similar after 2 runs, about 2 or 3 hours long, and gold was mixed together for the pics. 2nd pic is combined gold for Dan's. 3rd pic is combined gold for the back-up sluice. 4th is that apron screen. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I thought it did well considering, the creek influences much of my sluice set-up, and the skill level of the operator(lol). 3 of us on the trip used double sluice set-ups. I like that approach. Since I can't control the variables like I can with the recirculator at home, no sluice is gonna get it all in the field. I ain't gonna spend half the day gettin the sluice set just right then feed slowly. 1 guy probably got a little more gold than me. He uses a flare screen that's similar to mine. That apron screen's a time and backsaver. Legs on each side hold it an inch or so above the apron so there's no radical surging of the water. Good Luck, Tom |
kaveman 19:43:56 Mon May 10 2010 |
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