Terry I notice when you look for your gold in the pan if any at times like most of us but I notice you do the swirling thing and shake the pan , your gold pieces are spread out in the cons , another better way is to just wash the water back and forth like water lapping on the shore this brings the cons away to the back of your pan and tap the top of the pan rapid motion this brings the gold pieces to the top rim in your pan , much easier to keep your gold separated from the cons. You will see a lot of gold prospectors who use a pan do this.👍

I would say the bucket sluice did it’s job mate , had you be in a better gold richer area your results would be better for sure , I’m impressed with your bucket sluice , you did very well , I like it.👍

it looks like a blue funnel taped to the large funnel. What is the function of the blue funnel? I plan to build one too. thanks for your great idea.

You made a GR Nugget Bucket.... Nice I have like 3, dont go anywhere with out one

Try Gold Phenoms gravity panning give it a view

You could cut another bucket, with the opening slightly higher.

Stream sluice box

6:57 to 7:20 Shot is/was awesome! The slow motion was as well. Have you seen the concentrator cup in the Production model, it has a tapered section to a wider upper part of the cup, I have to think that the difference helps slow down the turning & helps let out the lights to keep the heavy particles. Nice idea with the pad, although I'm not sure it helps as the turning is closer to the spill. And I don't think that cut out is all that helpful either - playing with the distance between the funnel & the cup - I got to think makes a difference too.

muchas gracias por compartir su experiencia !!!! 😎

Terry, you should put an extension tube on the funnel so it reaches slightly below the surface of the bowl. That'll keep the flour gold from floating out.

Good start, you can improve it even more. Try putting a piece of thin plywood underneath, or 2 pieces of 1 x 2 going cross wise. Check the angle on the top of the bucket with a level or angle finding app. Also, you could try cutting a 2 inch slot on the back end of the collection cup (and/or raising the lip at the front end of the collection cup. This directs water and material to the back of the bucket, forcing it to go around the collection dish like an inside bend, and climb the higher lip at the front of the bucket. Get rid of the circular side holes, and make your front bucket outlet a but higher to make the gold do more work to get out. In technical terms type of fluid bed is called elutriation. Do all of this with your existing system and I think your fine gold capture will go up. Again, it's a decent prototype, and with a few tweaks you can make it even better. Good stuff!

Looks like it would catch anything bigger than flour.

Hello. Great video. You have stimulated my DIY interests. Question? What did you use for the white primary funnel. Thanks...........

Just saying hi. Yes that Ken.

New Subscriber here. Good job on that bucket great idea and doesnt look too hard to make at all! Hope you find pounds of gold with that thing!

Cool setup indeed fam. Worked out great. Keep on having fun getting that au and living the dream. Gold Squad Out!!!

It would be really fun to see how you made that deep bucket top classifier. You mentioned a 1/2 and a 1/4. Please!

Hello Terry Your Sluice Bucky is a very interesting idea, but when I'm by running water I prefer a sluice. But for lakes, the thing is very cool. I'd be happy to give you a BIG LIKE👍 and an ABO. Greetings from Germany from Golden Christian 🤠

AWESOME! Great idea!!!

IT. WOULD. DOOO. , WONDERS - IF. U. GOT. A , WIRELESS. MIKE. , TO. ATTACH. - WITH. CLOTHS. PIN. -- UNDER. YOUR. CHIN , OF. CLOTHING ! 😊 .

perfect nice

On your bowl try and incorporate a lip for in helping with maintaining the gold in your catch bowl. Should help

Interesting video….. Where did you find that big funnel? Looks like one of the rivers in western Washington or Oregon.

Good video bro 👍 I caught a big fish today. I advise you to watch.

I love that little shut up you made that's pretty cool thanks for taking us along God-bless

What a blast fam. Cool setup indeed. Keep on having fun getting that au and living the dream fam. Gold Squad Out!!!

Been paying attention to this a little. The handwashing flow pace seems sufficient and moving any faster imagine would negate the process. The funnel seems to mitre well although there may be some improvisions available in that arena. Good stuff👍

Looks very high quality - nice to look at.

I don't understand how this works. Could you please explain

My GRNB has at least a 90 to 98% capture rate. Really a great tool to do casual prospecting. Also a diffrent way of processing material.

Same principle as the Gold Rush nuggett Bucket.

Beautiful idea. Thanks for your time, sir.

Strongly suggest you acquire a clip-on mic that is Bluetooth and sends crisp audio to your camera, need a wind screen, some are furry for windy times. Great video and great concept of creating a vortex in the bowl from the constriction of the funnel, had a similar setup conventionalized but not a cutout on the bucket and my dish was located below a inverted lamp shade, with the sieve on to. Run the smallest 12V bilge with switch for water. Here is something to help find the heavies associated with the deposition of gold, bring some bright flagging tap to mark your spots. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJeuZa14q62Yp5o

the way ur panning is a clearly tell tell u have no clue what u are doing

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They used to sell thing called the roto pan

Nice gold enjoyed the video

I like your style!

looks like you guys had a fun time :)

cool metal detecting day :) ok you picked up a lot of trash :) but like you said it means not a lot of detecting done here lately :)

petty good clean up :) nice picture of the gold :) and one of the best way to get black sand from gold is an item called a blue bowl :)

nice spot :)

very nice :)

nice picker :) also nice pan :)

quite interesting to see it in slo mo :)

looked nice :)

great invention for a sluice :) does the job :) some nice pieces :)