Crushing Rocks to Extract Gold

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  @happyface7342 · 5 years ago

  Who&apos;s the knob hitting the thumbs down 😡😡<br>This is the Top channel for top content, keep em coming Chris 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

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• LA

  @LarsonProspecting · 5 years ago

  Hey vo-Gus and hey everybody!

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• BE

  @Ben-Le-Page · 5 years ago

  Nothing beats a gaming session in the aircon when its 30+degrees outside.

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• SE

  @seanb3516 · 3 years ago

  When breaking rocks you must ensure that the equipment you are using is mounted or placed on a NON-DEFORMABLE surface.<br>If the surface can deform, such as soil, or if the surface can reshape such as with cobbles or gravel then energy is lost to the Plastic Deformation.<br>This also includes springy surfaces such as rubber mats that are used to mitigate the noise of the process (PONS or Pissed Off Neighbours Syndrome).

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  @plutus205 · 4 years ago

  It&apos;s all about volume. &nbsp;The more dirt/powder you run through the more gold you get. &nbsp;It&apos;s just a numbers game.

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• ZA

  @zak-a-roo264 · 5 years ago

  Surfed and sailed &nbsp;my whole life ,did not know that &quot;reef&quot; has a mining definition separate from the oceanic one. Thanks ,linguistic knowledge is gold to me.

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• MR

  @MrInsaint · 5 years ago

  Thank You mate👍<br>I blazted out a big chunk of pyrite ore that contains 419 ppm of gold🤩

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• RA

  @raymondcarter1137 · 2 years ago

  This is actually very efficient way of crushing the rock.<br>You didn’t even heat it. &nbsp; Very cool

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  @frankplozza3672 · 3 years ago

  Chris you r right, an old prospector told me one hand sample of ore showing one spec equals one once to the tonne. So five specs 5 onces to the tonne.

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  @frantiseklaluch6605 · 5 years ago

  Ahoj Chris...<br>Crushing and processing ore... Next level of goldprospecting :-)<br>&quot;Gold in stone&quot; achievement obtained... :-)

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• JM

  @jmgajda8071 · 2 years ago

  Thanks so much for all the info! My daughters &amp; I happened upon a huge boulder of decomposed granite that you could flake off with your hands. When the light hit it I knew there was something unusual about it. Sure enough after doing some testing,, just a little of that dust had at least a dozen visible pieces of specks of gold. It&apos;s gonna be a fun summer project!

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• JA

  @Jamslam-p2t · 5 years ago

  That rock u crushed looks like the rocks I find in town &nbsp;and lots of pyrite &nbsp;and sliver &nbsp; on &nbsp;the great lakes &nbsp;where sliver harbor &nbsp;is located &nbsp; lol that a half hour &nbsp;drive and the gold is in the Bush the other way lol &nbsp;but as a sample &nbsp;that is amazing to find I think ur on the reff &nbsp;already &nbsp;or very very close &nbsp;cheers &nbsp; Chris &nbsp;and enjoy &nbsp;some Cod

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