Easiest Way To Find Gold: RP4 Shaker Table

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• GS

  @GSProspecting · 2 months ago

  Great job all around fam.  Keep at it 💪.  Gold Squad Out 🤠

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• TH

  @thomascestaro252 · 1 month ago

  Great Presentation.  Thanks for the video.

• PE

  @petearnold8020 · 2 months ago

  and then a few years later you find out that theres 25% gold in the sulfides your throwing away. just collect it to one side. you just dont know what it contains in the magnetic particles unless you do a decent melt test

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• AM

  @AmyOverby-d3p · 2 months ago

  Cool shaker table!

• FA

  @FailureatRetirement · 2 months ago

  That magnet deal on the drill is slick. Looks like you got another nice haul.

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• RO

  @rodparker6530 · 1 month ago

  Whoooff<br>You there young fella have got it. <br>I wish I had the same knowledge now where I grew up as what I know now. There wouldn’t be a single missed opportunity. <br><br>Keep it in a pile though. Knowledge is hard won.

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• NO

  @Nonya-x1w · 1 month ago

  If u want results don&apos;t put anything lager then 30mesh on the table. Every thing larger will pan out ez or a sluice will also catch anything larger then 30mesh ez.

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• WO

  @wowderm · 1 month ago

  holy lead shot, batman!

• TH

  @thegoldbug · 1 month ago

  Nice cons, I&quot;m not seeing any &quot;small gold&quot; that you would need to use a shaker table, you should screen to a smaller size for the table. &nbsp;Looks like you might have too much water flow which is keeping the gold out of the number one slot.

• MR

  @MrLanoit · 2 months ago

  A better explanation of how a classifier is determined ........the measurements come down to how many squares fit in a one inch section. So when you have quarter inch classifier, it only fits 4 squares in 1 inch. When you have a 16th, got 16 little squares in 1 inch. &nbsp;All the way down to a 100 mesh, that would be 100 little squares in 1 inch.

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• VI

  @videomanproductions · 1 month ago

  the table has to be bolted to the floor. if you have not already, to work properly

• DA

  @davemcs2623 · 3 weeks ago

  Where did you get the feeder hopper