Arrowhead Sifter, The Best One To Build. 

Thanks Brother! I did 7 years, 4 active and 3 in the guard. First time, I was 29E radio repair. Spent my whole permanent party in Germany. 16 years later, had to sign for this war also. Was a 15F Blackhawk/Chinook electrician, but was full time National Guard. Was on the Honor Guard for 3 years here in the Ohio Valley doing services for Vets. A lot of WW2 and Vietnam Veterans. Probably Presented 400 folded flags. I actually have a star on my National Defense ribbon for serving during 2 conflicts but was never deployed to combat.

I was using the 1/4 but the mud I was sifting just took forever to go through. I know I may miss some really small stuff, but it’s a tradeoff I guess.

Good luck to ya out there! Find ya a good spot.

They come in handy 👍

That’s a good idea. I saw a guy use hot sand also

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Best type I’ve ever built, easy and fast.

Thank you. It saves your back

Thanks Much! I’ve made Two of these, so much easier in the back.

Millcreek Relics Thank you so much.👍

Jeremy Metzger Thank you very much 👍

Ordinary everyday guy Thank you Brother, I really appreciate that. Subscriptions are are hard to get👍

Not when you put out such quality content! Lol thanks for the fun!​@@cleggsadventures

That was the tweeked version. Can’t seem to improve it anymore

Darrel Colburn in Alaska Thank you very much. Don’t forget the flux capacitor 👍

@@cleggsadventures of course not!! Awesome vid.

Thanks Nick

Scott Nock Thank you much 👍. Yeah, I’d hate to know if any went through that larger screen. It’s the way to go, no lifting.

Thank you Scott things so beautiful left me speechless. Haha

Coyote Arrowhead Hunting Thank you so much 👍

Brice Hale Thank you, probably in the next video.👍

Right on

Thank you Very much Norma.🙂👍

The Mokai Warrior Thanks again!👍

Yeah, I don’t know who that is on tiktok, I don’t even do tiktok. Someone made a channel and used my name. Didn’t bother me though, I figured it’d bring in new viewers, and now I see it works!👍 very much appreciated

@@cleggsadventures i saw you on FB, and subscribed & am tomorrow going to lowes to buy materials to build 2 sifters....i'll be hunting mostly in the large creek in front of my house....i'm about 1 mile from serpent Mound in Southern Ohio & have found many artifacts on my property already..

Much Appreciated

Much Appreciated 👍 it’ll save your back

@@artistirmafeliciarodriguez7752 I thought about it, but it’s heavy. And in that sand , it would get stuck. Like a cart for the ocean, it would have to be a wide wheel.

Nice, those are hard to find.👍

It really saves your back Danny. No lifting involved

I’m also a luthier but haven’t built in a few years. I build mandolins. I think I may have shown some in my house tour video.

My brother Chuck was a luthier

Lt Doug Monroe Thanks guy, I hope it gets some good stuff. I sometimes hunt with a friend, just have had a busy schedule lately. Happy hunting.👍

I don’t, only acoustic instruments. I need a dry sifter as well.

Eric West Thank you very much 👍. I am also a luthier, those are some of my very early learning experiences. I build mandolins and sometimes a few guitars. You can see a few of my works in my home tour video. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vvObhvyEa2w.html

I always bring a rag with me to wrap it in. I saw some using a soap container with foam in it.

Much Appreciated, It’s called “ The Official Overstreet” It’s a great book. Only one you’ll ever need.

@@cleggsadventuresthanks!

John Mizak Thank you very much. Some places are public but not many. Most folks don’t care when you’re staying near the water but I would always ask first. I wish I had some fields to walk. There are fields here but every time they’re plowed, people always bombard the owners trying to get permission and I think they get tired of it. Then they just tell everyone “no”. Happy hunting, hope you find a nice one.👍

@@cleggsadventures Thanks for the reply! I agree, you're always better off asking permission if you're not sure. I don't see why people would have a problem letting you hunt the shore down in your area, because from what I can see, its basically unusable property which collects all kinds of junk washing up on the shore continuously, besides all the junk people have dumped down the banks over the years. In my area of Michigan, it seems most farmers don't plow the soil deeply anymore before they plant, so it gets harder and harder to find stuff. Also, a field I used to hunt a few years back where they did plow, got "no trespassing" signs put up, because people were running four wheeler's all over the place after the farmer had planted, you certainly can't blame him for doing that. It was a shame for me, because it was a really good field for arrowheads, and I haven't found as good a place to hunt since then. Good Hunting!

@@cleggsadventures heard a story here in Adams co Ohio...a woman was walking a plowed field & found a bowl.....told the owner....he said show me about where you found it....they went back out in that area....looked real good & he found the pestal that went w/ it....

No set limit, any size u want. Mine is about 15x24”

Don’t know the name, it’s a stock song in the editing program I use

It doesn’t have to be cedar. The reason I use it was, it’s lightweight and it doesn’t rot. I’d say pine would work, it’s also lightweight. As long as it’s out of the water to dry after each day. Light is the key though

Would it be cheaper to buy one? I know it's not made as good tho.

@@aydenandrew6113 not sure of anyone selling them. They have plastic ones but they are a lot of lifting

Get the “Official Overstreet “ guide to Indian Arrowheads, for flint. Other relics I don’t study. Mostly just WV stone age here

Lost me.

@@cleggsadventures l thought that I saw some mandolins hanging on your wall. The songs that I mentioned are classic old rock songs that featured the mandolin. I enjoy your artifact content

@@stevenkimsey7039 I build Mandolins, but I can’t play

Okay, thanks. Trying to wrap my mind around everything that goes into crafting a musical instrument that is as precise as possible and not being a player.... the carving of the solid spruce top and the solid maple back......

@@stevenkimsey7039 it’s A Lot of work. If I work every day on one, it takes over a month to build. Learn something every time also. I am on Facebook and in my photos (theres a bunch) I have all the steps to several builds over the years.

Yes. I haven’t built in a couple years though. I’ve built 48 mandolins and 3 guitars. Those on the wall are some early, what I call “learning experiences”. If I work 6 hours a day, I can build a nice one In around a month. It’s a process. One of many hobbies I don’t have enough time for. You can see a few in the video I did of my house. Geodesic Dome Tour

I lost him 2 years ago. Sad day

@@cleggsadventures I am very sorry sir. Dogs are awesome people.

Let me go check real quick

It’s 27” x 19”. I used a 1x6 cedar board on the first one and pine on the most recent one. The cedar is lighter but a bit more expensive.

@@cleggsadventures thanks I’m thinking of making one to help my back out instead of bending over and using my hands

@@justyntheoutdoorsman6995 It definitely is easier on the back. Good luck out there

It’s kind of a preference thing. This one is around 30x15” with 8” boards. I have another about 24x15” with 6” boards. I will tell you, I use the smaller one more often, just because it’s easier to carry around.