Everything I Know About Miller Tables. Fine Gold Recovery. 

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Gold is fascinating.

You're welcome! I'm glad this was useful information that will help you out!

Sweeeeet! Nice Idea brother. Thank you!

I agree. That’s a good idea. Alternatively, there’s the pivoting trough option too. Can be added to the end of your table for easy sweeping. Checkout Royal Manufacturing’s miller tables (they have a trough/catch built into their tables). Love the upcycled Miller Table here @UtmostOutdoors! Nice clean up too! 🤙🏼

Thank you, and good luck!

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks! I appreciate that!

Thanks for the kind words friend! I had yo Google Devon Larratt and found a video of him training with Jujimufu! Awesome! I'm glad you find value in some of my videos, it's high praise to say my channel is way underrated. Much appreciated!

Thanks for the explanation Bart! Hope all is well friend!

Using a 35 power +/- microscope... a geologist describes sand grain roundness as: angular (sharp edged) to well-rounded (smooth edged). Roundness indicates how well a sand grain resembles a sphere. Sub-angular, subrounded, and well rounded are the terms used to describe roundness. Grain size sorting is described by : Well-sorted, (simular size), moderately-sorted and poorly-sorted. When looking at/for precious metals under a microscope I use 360 power most of the time which gives a very good view of the composition of the sand grains. 400 power is about max and 20 power is about the minimum power to look at sand grains. The advent of inexpensive digital microscopes that go up to 1,200 power need to be tested. As the size of gold gets smaller the difficulties in seperating gold particles gets more difficult to the point where mechanical separation gives way to a chemical separation process. Panning above 30 mesh is relatively easy and below 30 mesh to 600 mesh is where things get much more difficult and require special consideration when seperating gold from wet sand. Also gold desolves in water then reattaches to the edges of black and other sand grains making mechanical separation impossible. A large commercial placer gold operation can expect to recover most of the operating costs from the gold values stuck in the black sand creating a substantial profit from the larger mechanically seperated pieces of gold. Thanks to your comment now we know the secret to seperating ultra-fine gold from sand particles using a miller table!

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Thanks, I'm glad I was able to show you a new trick to try!

You're welcome!

Thanks Andy! And thanks for the shirt, that's what all the viewers are really here for. Haha!

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You are very welcome.

Thanks!

YOU'RE the best channel on RU-vid!

Glad you enjoyed it

@@UtmostOutdoors youre welcome, im just getting started on gold hunting, cant wait to build all my own stuff, i have access to 100 acres of family farm, in tasmania, australia. in a known gold area

Glad I could help

Thanks!

Thank you! Much appreciated! 🙏

My friend, I am very fortunate to be able to get out and mine when I do! But remember, RU-vid and Instagram only highlight the good moments. Everyone has boring or challenging parts of life that aren't fun and interesting enough to make a video about. Thanks for watching and I hope you find the gold you're searching for!

@@UtmostOutdoors I can’t imagine any part of your life is boring. Gold, jet boats, flying with your brother, hiking in Canada, camping, building structures in the ocean…the list goes on.

Glad it helped.

Thanks!

Hey, thanks

I got them from petrocraft industries in Calgary. They are a lab supply store.

I got them from Petrocraft Products Ltd in Calgary. I think they are called triangular examination trays. Might be able to find something similar from another geologist type store.

Awesome thank you!

Thanks 😁

I don't have a video of this build yet, sorry.

Maybe one day... It would be cool to make a video about how to build one of these. We'll see how the sales go on my other products first. :)

I get them from petrocraft products Ltd in Calgary. They call them examination trays.

The base for the table can be anything that is nice and flat. I used birch cabinet grade plywood. It has lots of plies and so it is very dimensionally stable and does not seem to warp.

slope angle degrees

I'm sorry, I never measured the angle exactly. Next time I set one up I'll see what it is.

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the presentation! Don't kid yourself my friend, RU-vid tells but a partial story. It highlights the lives we live, when in reality we ALL have our ups and downs. Don't be jealous if it looks like I'm out mining all the time, I'm often stuck home like the rest of us!

@@UtmostOutdoors Mate - your body , your outlook , your skills - just everything I see makes me wanna be you. What's stopping me ? Nothing that I can put my finger on. Fear of failure perhaps - Laziness ? maybe. I should work on this area of My Life and try to follow your example.

@@goldsluicetinkerer My friend, of all the motivational videos I've watched in the last year, the one that stood out to me the most, and the one that I think can really apply specifically here is this one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dKpVonyzA20.html Joey has a great way of approaching the classic motivational self help in a very real and down to earth way. More ups than downs to you brother!

@@UtmostOutdoors Thank You for the heads up , and the Link. I think I may have an idea of that I have allowed My Life to be overwhelmed by things that need to be done. And I cannot choose what to do next because of so mant options , I end up not starting on any of them. I go see what Joey can do for me.