Complete Gold Milling Process! From Gold Ore to Shiny Gold Button

The entire process from gold ore to a shiny gold button! MBMM's one ton per hour turnkey gold ore processing system in action.
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[@Askjeffwilliams]

we like to throw the snuffer bottle contents into a pan and cook it up then dump that into a crucible ...nice looking button ....good job Jason

[@garyssprinklerrepair]

The amount of time and work that go into this process never ceases to amaze me. Have you done a overhead and time spend cost per ton evaluation ? Thank you for showing the steps in your video

[@zimmermanlandscape9287]

A ton of gold lol. That’s $112M

[@jayhac3803]

I like how you can see the gold from your perch a minute and a half in

[@shaneyork300]

Sweet Button! Have a Great Day!!

[@nopelindoputraperkasa5869]

Coming Friends, !! The complete gold grinding process, from gold ore to shiny gold buton, wow, a process that is very useful in the development of Information technology, Gold Finder friends, !! I really like to see your video ,, always success, !! greetings from the Indonesian Gold Finder😱💯👍

[@jesseready5667]

This channel has me locked in

[@RalphReagan]

Never get tired of this

[@richardoconnor7162]

Used 3 coffee filter to filter out the gold power and you can just burn it off in the process of smelting the button.

[@Wess-S]

Man, I wish I could work a job like this.

[@Ivan-i4c]

Me tooo.....

[@robertocruz3201]

THANKYOU I ENJOYED WATCHING THIS 🎥 .

[@ChatterontheWire]

Jason, I always enjoy these when the pop up. Not sure if it makes sense to do it or not on every one, but it may be nice to give a breakdown of how many hours, current gold rate and estimated costs to run the machines for however long it was, if nothing else just on fuel costs. Very cool regardless to see the end result for sure!

[@magdalenehenricus2075]

I love this very interesting Thank you God bless you

[@gingerdude94]

That large gold button looked epic 😍

[@escrapchannel]

That’s an impressive demonstration!

[@davidmaisel8062]

really high purity gold! Nice score!

[@moosescrapper5928]

AWESOME! Living the dream buddy! I ordered a bag of paydirt online and it was so much fun, expensive hobby, I cant imagine gold processing on this level. Keep the videos coming my friend!

[@Phoenix_Enterprises]

Ahhh yes, the smell of sulfides roasting in the morning...love your toys thanks for sharing

[@aarondeboer5018]

Atta boy, Jason! I swear I've seen that material someplace!

[@GSProspecting]

wow that was cool fam. GOLD SQUAD OUT!!!

[@EthanBonardel]

Sweet! Vacuum that gold out intermittently to keep running! Thanks

[@DonnyHooterHoot]

That area around the machine sure gets a lot of gold containing dust on it! Future dig!

[@chrissaucier9386]

What a pretty button ! Ausome luster

[@u2ooberboober]

Awesome stuff! Currently building a chain crusher.

[@MD-NWWI]

Jason, I would recommend running your #2 through a gold cube and then smelting those concentrates would be worth your time. Gold.cube catches 95% of fine gold and does it quick. I bet it would take 15 minutes and in this case add an extra gram to your totals for the day.

[@michael636336]

1:59 see the gold dust blowing away in the wind

[@daz41262010]

you were right Jason I've seen this video before on the presentation video :( but still watched it to the end and enjoyed it :)

[@Schismarch]

You’ve probably considered this, but I wonder if it would be at all cost effective to add a vacuum / filter stage where you are dropping into the hopper. It looks like you already get a fair amount of dust just from the little drop into the hopper. If you added some airflow through there and captured the dust via a filter, it would maybe increase the sorting by getting all the super light stuff to fly off as dust, and also reduce the airborne dust because of the filtering. And you’d have cake left over in case you wanted to verify you’re not losing any gold via the dust. No idea if the cost of running the filter and increased maintenance would make any sense though.

[@Ivan-i4c]

Hi.i found your channel 5 days ago and have been binge watching it the howl time love the job you do.i collect ewaste but very small stuff you know and i love your michines.i wish i had them.i stay in south africa amd there alot of ore lying around.thx for your vids and keep it up.hope u crush up like 5 to 10kg bag of just vga chips oneday.its a very good chip.would be interesting....cheers.good job.

[@DeathbyKillerBong]

after watching a few of thees with headphones, my hatred towards that vibrator is reaching new levels, in fact the highest levels possible

[@rubendarionievas831]

Buenas amigo, la verdad que es un gran trabajo el que haces, mis felicitaciones para ti, te deseo mucho éxito y gracias por compartir tu conocimiento, saludos desde Argentina.

[@michael636336]

at 1:29 you see the gold dust blowing away in the wind.

[@howtoguroo2686]

THAT LOOKS LIKE IT WOULD TAKE A LOT OF MONEY TO GET STARTED , ALL THOSE MACHINES

[@spotlobac7694]

right on .

[@leesanders5398]

Let's get jason a weedeater for xmas

[@Zonkotron]

Imagine......there ARE people who realize the triple value of leaving the weeds alone and in peace. It saves time, gas and noise and it is good for all sorts of animals......win for everybody....

[@patmccrady6063]

$1200 is nothing to scoff at. Get set up on site $600/hour - expenses, better than an office job.

[@Porty1119]

We're turning a healthy profit just by running fire assays for a commercial mine!

[@josephpecoul6532]

No doubt that au is shiny and very pretty to see

[@djpitr]

Very nice

[@SVDIVYA]

Wow mantap banget juga hasil nya om juga keren

[@ursamines7643]

If you rerun the #2 would the shaker table be able to concentrate the remaining gold to #1?

[@butziporsche8646]

Hey Jason, those bags remind me of the sandbags we delivered to Kasigluk Alaska to prevent erosion of the bank at the village. Nice people there. I ate dinner at the house of a village elder and then took hot steam. A great community. I was wondering, how much do you figure you lose on the shaker table as a percentage?

[@viktorcharlie1522]

Can a cupel be used more than once?

[@maxblay6833]

My opinion I get your gold out on your Shaker table and take your snuffle bottle stop to Shaker table keep the water running and start collecting all the gold I get a cup or a container dump all the concentrated water in there. if you want to get all your gold that might be one way to collect it all still get your buckets to play with for later but most of your gold would probably be in the bottle I'm guessing. Once you collect most of it start to shake your table again get more gold going and repeat it again I'd let some of the gold go into the bucket still. It might be more time consuming but you would collect most of your gold if you can find a way to suck up all the gold on the Shaker table there was quite a bit

[@ericchamber1614]

hey Jason you said in one of your other videos you send your gold into a refiner and they pay 90% of gold and silver. you mind telling where you send yours?

[@andrewsatcarrum763]

Love your videos. Time to break out the mower :)

[@Tim-Kaa]

Perhaps you can do electrolysis method on 3 kilos #2 concentrate?

[@new.asteroid.tracker]

isn't there away to capture the gold in the airborne dust?

[@wakeupidiotsnow2611]

Submitted on August 13, 2020 Values Entered: Gold Weight: 19.25 grams (equals 12.38 DWT, also known as pennyweight) Purity: 24k Gold Price: $1950.84 / troy ounce Answer: Total gold value is $1,207.38. This doesn't mean you should expect to receive $1,207.38 from a buyer. This amount represents the current melt value using the live gold price.

[@stephenrozwood8674]

great videos , how many times can you use a cupel

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

can you tell us the names of the fluxes and brands.. do yall sell them

[@kevinmichaelbergman8276]

What about the 1000 ounces per ton you washed away in your Water?

[@6Diego1Diego9]

who was that guy talking that wasn't Jason?

[@bocamint4937]

Does the cupelling work in the oven with the door closed, or do you need to get air in there to oxidize the Lead?

[@seanparchim9165]

Hello Jason I have a question,where can I find the cupels (? Spelling) I've looked on eBay,Amazon,some metal Smithing/forging sights can you help me out thanks much

[@rickmessina5396]

Approximately how much would it cost me to get set up with equipment like this. Just wonder. Thanks.....

[@sahabuddinbuddin667]

😮tehnik yg baik dlm peroses emas

[@faizahzein4078]

Ulala... Nice

[@Reglabbe]

How much does a system like that cost? I am going to be prospecting then eventually setting up a site in Havelock Ontario, Canada and have been looking for equipment prices on a good crushing and miller table system. I really like the setup you have going on, it looks like it runs quite efficiently.

[@chrisbrooks2062]

What are you going to do with the 3kg of concentrates? Do you save them till u have enough or toss it out? Cuz I have a smelting furnace and would love to play around with those concentrates!

[@izysly1462]

Could you give an extreme close up camera shot of the gold dust?

[@saminathan6915]

Sir beautiful gold

[@daviddrizzle.694]

Hi Jason I have been watching your videos for a while now and have learned most of what I know from you. I found what appears to be someone's rock collection. Some of it appears to be ores. I don't want to destroy a specimen that is more important than the metal that it contains. Would you be interested in helping me figure out what to do with it?

[@skoitch]

Do you process ore for other people? If so, what’s something like that cost say, per ton?

[@noobsk]

in what mesh works your shaking table my friend?

[@rawdawgpendants5490]

Is this Montana? And would your gold button be worth more when purified or refined? Or is it worth the same as when you find it?

[@alfonsosalazar5445]

Hi jason how i can i contac you i would like you to analize a metal.

[@richardservatius5405]

just burn the whole rag in a smooth pan, then cupel.

[@598133]

What XRF gun are you guys using? Wh was t are the more reliable ones for ore and button sampling?

[@humbertocruz5697]

Jason, can we get that material to work, and if so, how will be the deal?

[@zaheerali3281]

Sir how are u reduce Pb button , any addatives u add to reduce it.?

[@chucklotro8749]

Do end users in highly regulated states like California end up having to add on water sprayers to control the dust?

[@simbarashezondesa8771]

How much ore can be processed by this system in an hour?

[@lowride4lif]

That jaw crusher, hammer mill, shaker table set. Is their 1 ton per hour turnkey hammer mill setup. Check out their website for other equipment.

[@user-uh1un6mg3z]

The machine looks fit for me I saw you bring a Shaker table in my country pretty close to my county, can you send or bring me this one? What is the cost and can you loan me the complete process machine? I'm a small scale gold mining beginner from the neighboring county to migori you visited I hail from bungoma county

[@jeffbrooks8024]

Question. Won’t you end up with carbon contamination your button?

[@zaheerali3281]

Sir what is coupel?

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

i love your equipment but is too small.. how much do you think you lose in your process..and how much more do you think you recover than other methods..do you have anything bigger..doc johnny.. my other problem is gemstones..we cant have you pulverizing our gemstomes

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

do yall sell smelting equipment too

[@lowride4lif]

They do have bigger. Depends what you need. Check out their website.

[@mrdando]

Could you explain the meter at the end of the video what it all mean

[@lowride4lif]

Thats an portable xrf gun. Uses x-ray florescence to analyze metal alloys. It tells you what metals are in the button. Au is gold, ag is silver, pb is lead. Think the numbers are %

[@mrdando]

lowride4lif thank. I’m just a fan and don’t know the info. But know I do thanks 🙏

[@BillMulholland1]

🍻👍

[@cumminonhertits3889]

Jason, I’m going to take a #2 in your face

[@daviddrizzle.694]

Hi Jason I have been watching your videos for a while now and have learned most of what I know from you. I found what appears to be someone's rock collection. Some of it appears to be ores. I don't want to destroy a specimen that is more important than the metal that it contains. Would you be interested in helping me figure out what to do with it?

[@daviddrizzle.694]

Hi Jason I have been watching your videos for a while now and have learned most of what I know from you. I found what appears to be someone's rock collection. Some of it appears to be ores. I don't want to destroy a specimen that is more important than the metal that it contains. Would you be interested in helping me figure out what to do with it?