Browns Mini Miller table Gold cleanup

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Using the Browns Mini Miller table to clean up some gold concentrates. This is a smaller miller table for the average gold prospector. After many designs and feedback from the gold prospecting community we have arrived here. 3D printed and available in many different color combinations. Just add your pump(500gph recommended), 3/4" hose with an inline ball valve, and a small brush of your choosing. Designed for cleaning concentrates, watch it work and the black sands roll away. Your left with nothing but gold in the vial, and what used to take you a lot longer turns into effortless cleanup. I'm proud to introduce Browns Mini Miller ©
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@BackYardProspecting 5 месяцев назад

Very cool and compact. Great for the backyard prospector. Can't wait to get mine.

@ShroomMcdoom 5 месяцев назад

Right on

@user-yq9nq2od2k 4 месяца назад

Great table and build quality , is it possible to get one of these tables shipped to Britain. As the rivers I pan have loads of black sands and some very small gold.

@ShroomMcdoom 3 месяца назад

It certainly is, If you can reach out to me, my email is brownsmini@yahoo.com and we can get you one on the way

@GoldenGooseBC 3 месяца назад

Nice product. I like that you made it smaller, most miller tables seem to be too big as the vast majority of the gold settles down within a couple inches and the rest of the table is wasted. I like the screw option for a vial on the bottom. Curious though if you have you ever had a unit warp due to not sitting on the shelf flat when in storage (especially if very hot conditions?

@ShroomMcdoom 3 месяца назад

Appreciate it. I haven't had any reports of warping or bending, but I do advise in the instructions to avoid using in direct sunlight or in hot areas. It would take a lot of heat to warp a table, but darker colors attract more heat so it could potentially happen if left in the sunlight for extended periods of time, as with most all plastics. Best storage practice would be your best judgement.