The hole where you attach a vial is the best thing I have seen in awhile.. Trying to suck the gold up and then transferring to a vial - a real pain. Really like your table - Great work.
Very easy to use, setup, and transport. Purchased it at the GPAA LDMA Fall 2014 Vein Mt dig from Jimbo. Very pleased with the results and enjoy using the product. The gold seems to just hit and stick to the green mat until you brush it into the vial while the lighter materials flow off the table. Lots of fun to use. Pump runs on AC. In the field I would run it off a Schumacher Electric 6-in-1 Jump Starter that has two AC outlets.
We just had our Martin Table for the first time on the shore of Lake Superior run cons from 4 days of Gold Cube sluicing and if somebody tell you that it's not good on micro gold catcher their crazy! We put lots of hour on the table and about ten pounds of really black sand on the table did great job!
@Bucket247 You can say that again about the Blue Bowl. As far as fine gold and past experience, as it's our first fine clean up tool, the Blue Bowl is as you said. "It's just a pain in the rear!!" :) Gonna be looking for one of these in the next couple of months. Looks much easier and dummy proof. :)
Sweeeet! Gold gettin tools like that are just plain fun to use, especially if it's easy to set up and just as easy to use. You can't say that for the BlueBowl, It's just a pain in the rear!!
That is one cool modified Miller table. I really like that hole for the vial. Can you adjust the water flow out of the head or are you using a pump with a specific flow rate? Can this be run on DC out in the field or is it more for at home dealing with cons?
just got your table from your supplier Crisson gold mine in Dahlonega Ga, It's a good investment ! assuming it took a month to get an OZ of gold < that's over an xtra grand in your pocket, keep your water clean, put part of a woman's panty hose around the pump to keep out any foreign materials, throw used water out in your back yard, do not pour it out in your kitchen sink ! ( assuming you do this in your kitchen ) Then hose the insidetub down !Don't let stagnant lake or stream water stay in your tub ==& don't rush it ; take your time=enjoy it. It'sa lot of fun, thunterjack
I don't know what kind of gold your mining but every cleanup is going to have fine gold that your other methods won't catch. It's not a wash plant to make a living off of. It's a means of recovering all of the gold you catch.
