How To Melt Gold With Borax, Fine Gold Dust To Dore Button At Home Or Mine MBMM 

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Nice!

Thanks!

Gonner do this right now thanks.. I have boric acid .. should I not mix any salt or potassium sulphat that all I have

Check out this video for a large smelt: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8G9SATGaWw0.html

Thank you so much!

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You don't have access to amazon? They sell plenty of good fluxes and borax there...

Yes, it will melt the gold into a button. I am not sure about the refining part

There are tons of vids on YT

It's not pure

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I dump around a teaspoon or two per ounce of gold. The borax doesn't remove metals such as silver, and copper. It works great for removing the black sand, which combines with the borax to form a black glass type of material. The purity of our gold is around .950 fine. Thanks for watching and posting.

+DEZ LONERO This video was just gold. Did I mention somewhere in the video about silver?

Greg- I am not sure why that would be. I don't have a lot of experience melting gold, but this was native hard rock. I don't know why there would be a difference with refined gold. There are lots of guys out there on RU-vid that I would check with about your problem who are way more experienced than I am. Try looking up Metallic Mario. He has given me some tips in the past. He left me a comment on this video down toward the bottom so just click on his name to go to his page. Thanks and good luck

greg drake If you are using aqua regia to acid refine the gold then you need to filter the acid so theres no sediment them add sodium metabisulfate to make the gold precipitate. It should look like mud and that mud is what you melt down. If you take the junk straight out from the aqua regia then thats just all the slag and stuff you dont want.

Borax will help if there are some impurities such as sand or rocks

+jayr san juan I used 20 mule team borax. It is for washing clothes. I am not sure about the brazing flux, you could give it a try but I am not sure what else is in the flux other than borax. Thanks for the question.

thank you mbmmllc i have a 60 kilos of same like aluvial gold but the problem is i dont know how to process it..

Like the rock material with the gold

Blake- Sometimes when I have a lot of black sand mixed in I will get a black film on the gold button too. You can try adding more borax, also I use muriatic acid (same stuff to clean grout and mortar, can be found at any hardware store) and let the button soak for a few hours. Pull out the button and the black film will wash off revealing a nice shiny gold button. Good Luck!

This is electronic scrap gold from fingers and pins. I missed smb /aqua,regia. Solved my own question thanks though

Basically only nitric acid and tried to melt. Awesome halfounce fail.

It makes the black glass

Gabriel- Thank you for the comment. There are several ways to end up with a pure gold product, but I have not explored them in detail. There is a great RU-vid channel by metalicmario that has a lot of refining and smelting info. You can check it out by searching metalicmario on RU-vid or he has actually commented below so you can just click through to his channel by clicking his name on his post below. Thanks

mymuseofme We used 20 mule team borax. Any brand will work just fine.

@@mbmmllc borax sodium is poseble to use melting of gold..

The borax absorbs the oxides that may still be left in with the gold when it melts. Here is a newer video we posted a few days ago showing a more complete process: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LvB7I4Cr6Jo.html

David, Thanks for the tips. Since taking the video a few years ago I have purchased a melt dish. I don't do a lot of gold melting, but it sure does come in handy. Thanks again, Jason

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