Secret quartz vein GOLD!!!!

[@Gentleman-Prospector]

I Love crushing those rocks! Let me say that the video I did with you FGW smooth water header box was so fun, also I have had at least 20 people ask me how to get one and I’ve sent them all to you except for the 6” I gave away during our live Thursday night. So I’m hoping all those people have gotten in touch with you and placed orders In which I will be doing again soon. I’m gonna get an 8” this time lol. I’m also taking it to the fall rendezvous in coos canyon . You and Wes hit it out of the park brother. Thanks again for all your videos and friendship you are AUsome. 👍😎🎩⚒️G.P.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I really appreciate you sir … btw i enjoy your vids too ✅✅✅✅

[@HimmelbergerBus]

It’s about having fun. The true gold is in the community you’ve created. Glad to be on board…. Even if you’re across the river in Wisconsin.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Thanks neighbor!

[@johnfarrow5873]

I don't know if you've heard this Jason but if you take your court simple and put it in a fire get it growing hot and then dump water on it it will fracture all that quarts up and make it easier for you to put it through your mill as well

[@yoyoyohihihidude]

Rocks can explode doing tht word of caution

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Tommyknockers !

[@rick9297]

I put my quartz ore in the oven, set the oven as hot as it will go, my electric stove goes up to 525 degrees. I bake it for several hours. Then it breaks much easier. Less wear on my homemade Hammer Mill. Which I made from a brush shredder, wood chipper, Jason I thought you were getting a bigger Hammer Mill.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

@@rick9297 im looking at one, I won’t pull the trigger on it until i know im on something worth the $1800 ✅

[@rick9297]

@@FlourgoldWizards Jason why don't you make your own. I bought mine for I think it was $175 bucks. There is a unit one in the same on Facebook marketplace they want $250 for it. I'm moving West closer to better gold. I may consider selling mine. Once I get out west I can build another one.

[@GraceT-y4g]

Yellow gold. Keep hunting.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Will do!

[@rockeybanyard248]

The magnetic pieces in your pan are probably the shackles wearing down in your mighty mill. I have had mine for about 5 years and I have had to replace the shackles twice. See if you can find some hardened steel ones, they last a lot longer if you are going to use it a lot. Not a lot of gold, but thats why we sample everything. Keep on mining. Rockmaster61.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

It’s definitely a handy tool !

[@jozefgrimes4139]

Thats a nice wee little machine you got there I love the motor 😂 sound job man

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Thanks 👍

[@jamesMurphy-c1w]

love seeing a hypothermic vein from the earth's surface. Best hobby I love. Searching Colorado all the time. Love you channel.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@LanaLaughsRealLoud]

Always love Flour Gold Wizard's content presented by Jason narrating, advisin' us and joking around gold prospecting. ❤

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@paparockzee]

Mighty mill doesn’t mess around! 🍻

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Nope !Poof …..powder 👍🏻🍻

[@lundgrenbronzestudios]

A rock assay is less than $50 for gold. It would be really interesting to see the concentration of gold in there. Super cool discovery!

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Good idea !

[@AllThingsCountry74]

Man, when you said you were going to put the quartz through your system I was super relieved to see you had a rock crusher and weren't going to eat the stuff :) .... A lot of those pieces look like hard rock gold to me pal!, either way you got to play with your toys and that makes for a great day any day!

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Not one tooth was cracked in the making of this video 💥🤣

[@codyleroy9987]

@@AllThingsCountry74 lol hahah dang..

[@stevenpackman4570]

On another note, my parcel which consists of a micro sluice an bags of paydirt has made it to the UK in only 4 days,very impressive Mr Wizard !, its on the delivery van today, EEEEEEK! I am literally shaking with excitement here !

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Awesome!!!!!

[@GrooberNedJardine]

Great fun indeed Jason 👌👍👍 That stuff is probably sulfides , but there does look like gold in it for sure . The vein may not carry gold all the way along its length , it might be more concentrated in places , but the quartz sure does look mineralized . Great Adventure finding that vein , keep at it Buddy 👍. Cheers Nev✌ OHH PS i sent you a package yesterday , you may receive it in 10 days or sooner . Cheers matey 👍

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Package aye? 😃👍🏻 I hope to explore that vein soon !

[@michaelspiering7585]

There's a fissure in Freedom Wisconsin, it's called the Phoenix fissure. It has silver. The only catches are that the mining rights belong to a Chicago railroad company and it's on the Oneida Indian reservation.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Some big obstacles!!

[@codyleroy9987]

It's either mineral Betsy translucent. Or iridescent, put a black light to it. Watch It close. It's like a regular little glower. It's pretty cool, really. That's what that solar stuff is going around. It's common in northwoods, and especially around, then quartz

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Im trying that today 😃✅

[@homesteadiswhereyoumakeit9056]

Maybe you can collaborate with mount baker mining and metals he is set up to do large scale hard rock testing. Love your channel keep up the great "work". Keep the gold and cobbbles flowing.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

That would be cool!

[@johnrprospecting]

I’d say it looks like gold to me. Good stuff. That’s material does look nice. Never knew a quartz vein in Wisconsin would have gold in it. Thanks for sharing.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Thanks 👍

[@walkers]

I'm finding quartz veins where i live...some places are extremely sketchy terrain, that's an understatement. It's not a geologically producing area but i am still so curious. I have found a couple micro flours in the creeks bellow after many prospecting ventures. I've collected float and traced to some of the source to the hundred foot cliffs way way above. I need to get a little mill like jason because i have like 20 sample piles i need to run lol. Jason, if you read this, you happy with the mighty mill? Or do you have other ideas?

[@FlourgoldWizards]

@@walkers its pretty good for small samples but if you put a cheap grinder on it or overload the hopper the grinder burns up quickly 🍻👍🏻

[@madmattdigs9518]

You’re having fun! That’s all that matters. And it’s fun for me to watch ya! Keep it up, who knows what you might discover while you’re having fun.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Very true!

[@seasonallyferal1439]

You should ask Jason from MBMM LLC to take a look at it. Be a good collab

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Maybe!

[@rickclogston3679]

I do like your videos for sure!! It would be a shame though if good old Rigby has to go to school to be Dads Seeing eye dog because Dad didn't wear his safety glasses while busting up that rock! Sorry I was a safety guy at work. looking forward more good times with the dogs.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

The safety guys are always everyone’s favorite at work 🤣✅

[@IAGoldProspectors]

I’ve always been wanting to get one of those mini mills. I’m always thinking I’m walking over more gold locked up in the rocks than I’m finding in the alluvial soil. I haven’t caught many of your videos lately. I’m gonna have to go back and catch up. I was told last year about a reef being Found in mid central or maybe a little higher up Central Wisconsin. Maybe your vein is a stringer off of that. Took a trip over to Indiana last weekend. Didn’t get a real good sample taken but I did find a few nice chunky flakes Of gold. It’s funny how when some places are closed down new opportunities present themselves. Thanks for giving us all a look into what it takes for hard rock mining.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

It sure seems like tons of work but once in awhile it’s something different!

[@teamsignal17]

Flour Gold Rock Crushers!...Hard work! No pun intended... Keep on rockin' Jason! COBBLES...🍻 AFNB...🍺🍻🍺

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Rock on! Cobbles and AFNB 🇺🇸

[@GoldChump]

Interestingly in the area you goof off at there is known gold bearing veins. Pretty cool you found one could lead to something great! Can you claim it? Remember with exposed quartz veins the upper some odd feet will have been leached out by rain/elements over time. Many of the miners around our pocket areas ( Southern, Oregon) would dig/mine some odd feet down before using the samples to determine values.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I hope to get down that far !

[@vintageintheraw7730]

Excellent find stumbling around. Benefit of cobbles and luck.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Wobblepops 💥🍻✅✅✅

[@johnbeeck2540]

Keeping an eye out for ones surroundings leads to amazing finds! Keep it up Jason!

[@southernoregonprospector9074]

Glad to see you are getting some use out of your mill Jason :-) I suggest trying to get some samples from about 3'-6' below the surface, it will be much better ore and will give you a better idea of the quality of that vein... looks good now, but lower samples are better!

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Absolutely! I thank you again for sending it !! I hope to make it back there soon !

[@GSProspecting]

Great job indeed fam. Keep on having fun and living the dream. Gold Squad Out 🤠

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Thanks Jason!

[@goldenpolack]

I see a lot of quartz out here that looks just like yours did, and I'm kicking myself is the A for not crushing it and checking it... You've inspired me to start checking mine out here lol. Good video Jason

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I bet yours has great potential!

[@firechicken455adventures]

It's always fun to watch you try something different. Keep having fun and taking us along.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Thank you!😊

[@kevinandtamrahbernoski4780]

Love the masonry safety squint sent from a seattle mason

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Seems to work..🤣🍻✅

[@curtisgeorge5280]

Hey that Jason. We will be going back up NORTH. to check out some of the inland streams and ... Panning only on the beach this year. but we will be there form 20-27.Take care. and as always, Good video I do enjoy your work. Keep it up. ;-)

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I will also be there, 25-27 ✅

[@hardrockuniversity7283]

Well done Jason.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Thanks Kieth 👍🏻

[@Jiminmn.]

Watched a review of your product, hope no one saw it. He had no speed controller and then complained it didn't work. Great channel, great job. Cobbles

[@FlourgoldWizards]

May I ask who ?

[@petershaver5006]

Lol, straight garden hose probably

[@AquaDonkeyProspecting]

It's in there. Deeper the better. Sounds like something she would say though😂❤🎉🎉❤

[@FlourgoldWizards]

😯

[@weathercaster]

I'm just an old hillbilly out in the woods, but I suspect a hematite-magnetite morph mineral could be the silvery magnetic stuff you are getting. You could try taking that stuff and letting it set (well ventilated) in some hot nitric acid for a bit, and see if it dissolves. Any gold you have in there shouldn't be soluble in nitric alone, meaning you could just run the solution through a filter and separate the gold.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Thanks for the advice!

[@jp27whodey31]

Hey now you can add experienced hard rock miner to your resume.😂😂 always a fun watch, cheers.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I wouldn’t say experienced but exposed 🤣🤣✅

[@JamesSwetland-i8u]

If I were you, I would go back and take more of that quartz vein. You don’t know what you’ll run into. You might run into a vein that has a lot of gold into it. I think it would be worth doing. Good luck.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I’ll keep exploring 😃✅🍻

[@WestCoastGoldProspecting]

Right on Jason. Great job as always. I have some hard rock I need to crush up as well. It might have some shiny in it.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Film it ! 😃✅

[@hardrockuniversity7283]

That Mighty Mill seems to work just fine.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

For real small samples….

[@hardrockuniversity7283]

Yes, but in many cases that is what you need.

[@InnovativeThinking05]

Enjoyed the video Flour gold Wizards and I hope you enjoy your summer of 2024 gold mining season! Cheers!

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Thanks, you too!

[@mothysfridge2776]

Always enjoy your videos. Like the open space you have on you're property. Have you considered Paramotoring / Powered paragliding. You have the perfect spot for it.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I really enjoy the ground 🤣✅

[@stephenlee596]

Jason - you asked about the magnetic silver stuff. Maybe this is answered already below, but if you notice the scratch-like marks in them, that's a sure sign of metal shavings. I suspect something in the mill was being torn up. By the way - love the videos. Give Rex, Bowser and Rigby a pat on the head from me. They deserve it. They're hard working miners. Cobbles!

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Thanks! Will do 🐕🐕‍🦺🐺✅👍🏻

[@deeeeeeps]

Guess you could load some up for winter. I'd imagine that little mill makes some noise though. Whenever I mix thinset or cement I use one of those commercial fans you have in your garage to blow the dust away on calm days. Being a mason I'm sure you get your fair share of silica.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

My lungs are a silica storage facility after 35 years of masonry 🤣✅

[@johnizitchiforalongtime]

You're so optimistic about everything. Gets on the edge of the seat to see the results. Thanks again for sharing in on the fun.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Always!😃👍🏻

[@robertmurphy8863]

Another great video, another cobble earned. Well done! Give the pack a good ear rubbin

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Will do ! 🐕‍🦺🐕🐺✅

[@peterdeyanov5056]

Thanks for sharing this video with us! I found it very educational, never mind that there was no gold. At least not much. There is a mineral called PYRITE, which may fool you because it is also yellow, but I'm sure you know it. Nevermind, glad for the video! Nice hat and glasses! 😎🤠

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Glad you enjoyed it! 😃🎩

[@theodorebolan6724]

I see a few comments about what the metallic material could be but I like the ones that recommend getting a professional assay.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Agreed ✅

[@tanksoldier9770]

Good times video , its been 110 temp for the last 3 days only 102 today with 3 % humidity stay safe TANK

[@FlourgoldWizards]

That’s unlivable!!! 🥵🥵🤣✅👍🏻

[@squirrelorama]

Didn't know you lived on a golf course fam! Your backyard is at least what, Par 4? Niiiice! 👍

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Par 5 !! 🤣✅

[@boydcraven2]

That was great fun, Jason! Even if there ain't enough there to mess with, I had fun watching, and it looked like you did, too! I call that a win! 🙂

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Agree! It’s all about the fun 🍻✅

[@artkirt9555]

With the kind of ore you are processing, over half the gold can be tied up in Sulfides. Don't forget to take that into account when you're estimating the total haul for this test. It would be worth it to refine the sulfides to know for sure.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I agree!

[@brandonjackson1434]

That's cool thank you Jason

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Anytime ✅🍻😃

[@rytoniowendolini2793]

Awesome new video wizard. Already learned something new. That comes apart rather easy.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

It was really brittle!

[@tedcharp]

Great video. Thanks for sharing Jason👍

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Thanks for watching!

[@Nerdy_prepper]

Really cool video and way to process the gold 😎👍

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Thank you!

[@SpartanONegative]

Gold is Gold. Follow the quartz ⛏️

[@FlourgoldWizards]

✅✅✅

[@ferdburphel2076]

Great episode and no driving! It looked like gold in with the magnetics.... maybe. Im anxious to see where this goes 🍻👍. Watched the intro 3 times😂 tell giggles I said thppt!

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I’ve been told deeper is better so we’ll see aye ! Giggles like being on the vids 🤣🤣🤣🤣🍻

[@johnskwor9341]

Really cool Jason. Your video is making me want a mighty mill. Great way to spend an afternoon and get some gold. Great video and cobbles to ya, 🍻🍺🍻

[@FlourgoldWizards]

After awhile I got it to stand up by itself and I could use both hands !

[@SleekredruM61]

Love the safety glasses 🇦🇺👍🍻 Great video.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Me too!🍻🤣✅

[@jefffletcher3376]

Well it was great to see what was in that material. There was some gold in there small for sure but there was gold.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

You got that right!

[@davidvail3838]

cool process jason.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Thanks David 😃✅

[@darkkingastos4369]

I'd recommend getting a professional assay of that material. That way you will know all the metals that are in it. Could be something rare in there like Lithium

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I plan on it 😃✅

[@thomasschafer846]

Cool 😎 video. If not enough breeze you can also use a fan.😊

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Great tip!

[@hiddentruth1982]

I would suggest getting the silver stuff really hot. It could be a sulfide of some sort. Sulfides can lock up gold and keep it from dropping out. You could be hitting a poor spot in the ore.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Cool idea !

[@ProsperousProspecting]

Awesome ! I've been wondering about your discovery and am happy about your discovery, how exciting it's not as it happens every prospecting outing. I was hoping for the mother lode announcement, there is still a chance further in the orebody. You need more iron to crush more ore. Thank you for the exciting update.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Bigger is better 😃✅

[@hardrockuniversity7283]

The silvery stuff looks like steel shavings to me. What color are they now? Starting to rust?

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I’ll have to check!

[@coupedegrill7238]

Very cool! I'm excited to find out what the magnetic stuff was! Great video as always.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

You and me both!

[@someguy-k2h]

A saw tooth mat lets a lot of the fines to pass. I would recommend a Vortex Dream Mat when dealing with flour gold. It creates vortexes that concentrate heavies and expel all the quartz.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Noted !

[@someguy-k2h]

Hey Jason, if you are going to go with hard rock mining, I would recommend making a dolly pot. You take about 8-12 inches of metal sewer pipe and weld a metal plate to one end. That's your pot. Then you attach a sledge hammer head, or any heavy metal weight, to to a metal rod. That's your hammer. Now put your ore in the pot and start smashing it with your hammer. You classify the contents and then put the bigs back in the pot. This will take no time to process buckets of ore.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Excellent advice!

[@brianjones4026]

Well that sure was exciting, perhaps you feel disappointed by the values, but as you say, sure was fun and i was kind of on the edge of my seat in this video with anticipation ! Keep going Jason, the values could improve when you do other pieces from that vein !! But as your amazing microscope indicates there is gold in that seam you found !

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Deeper may be better!

[@toddrodgers5108]

Still a great day. I think our Shiney silver looking stuff is platinum. Hard as sin to separate it from the flower gold.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

You got that right!

[@stormcrowemissaryofsophia2366]

youre awesome jason. thanks for the video.

[@stormcrowemissaryofsophia2366]

your magnetics are pyrite with gold embedded

[@stormcrowemissaryofsophia2366]

put your magnetics in a glass jar with boiling vinegar or weak, cold hydrochloric acid.. itll seperate the gold from the feS once reacted, the shiny silver stuff will be native iron and the gold stuff will be au

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I appreciate your input!

[@jerrdog5568]

It could be worth shooting your mat with plasti dip or flex seal to for more friction. Just a thought

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Maybe!

[@hushantiquesvintage9756]

Watching during lunch break!

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@hushantiquesvintage9756]

@@FlourgoldWizards I did!

[@CORNDODGER]

Jason get a Fence post driver from Tractor Supply put your big rocks in it and use a big shaft to make small rocks ! Your fingers will be safer! Thats the inside of your MILL

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Gotcha !

[@harryvanniekerk7269]

Most probably the stuff that is magnetic is iron pirate which is associated with gold veins and as other suggested sulfides. If you have enough of that maybe you can roast it for Gold.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Sounds reasonable 😃👍🏻✅

[@patrickwalsh1044]

Any "shiney"is a good thing Jason! LOL! Great video!

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I agree and thank you!

[@Malithion2001]

For me for the hard rock material a brand new pan works better and just a tiny bit of material at a time and about as much water. Hold the pan like a steering wheel and jiggle it so the material settles into the bottom, then rock the water back and forth over the material like you're swerving the wheel left and right, then slowly keep turning the pan in on direction while swishing Then the gold should start pilling up in the opposite corner, then you just snuffer that up and keep at it. Thats my two cents if it makes sense lmao.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I’ll take those 2 cents 👍🏻✅✅✅

[@craigentrekin5883]

There's definitely gold in that pile... need a good flux recipe and a small K O wool kiln... I'd love to see a little bit larger sample of that quartz run over a table... cobbles! 🍻

[@FlourgoldWizards]

A table would be nice !

[@Crozbyguy-rg1iu]

Love the sluice big J. Sample & Sample some more. I think the glaciers have milled it out of the host rock for you. Over time, the low areas gold would wash down to settled in (ancient riverbeds & streams over bedrock) have filled in. If you knew where those were, and water is still nearby, and the bedrock isn't real deep, you could cash in. I hate geology reports, but once in a while, check for the area, you might discover what else is going on.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Much more investigation on the horizon!

[@WaltHaas]

70 yr old prospector here Do what I do Jason i smelt it. Is it worth it probably not 😅 but it's fun. After I cupel the button I end up with a little GOLD button maybe .15 g or so. But it's gold.. AND IT'S ALL MINE 😂

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I’ve gotten into refining recently!😃✅

[@rickcreamer8193]

It's all about the adventure! You and the mine bosses had fun, and that's what matters! Cobbles! 🍻🍺

[@FlourgoldWizards]

✅✅✅✅✅cobbles 😃🍻

[@leonkellerhuis3642]

Loved it the big freaking hammer was a blast to the past for me

[@FlourgoldWizards]

😃👍🏻🍻✅

[@buffalokrisgoldprospecting]

Sure looks like gold. Ive crushed some juicy stuff before. But i always come up empty handed. Most the hard rock gold in my area is locked up in sulfides so i can never tell. Great job brother

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I doubt hard rock around here would be full time either…🍻🤣

[@davevanderwall7644]

That magnetic stuff looks like parts from your dust maker. Most times if it magnetite it would be black. That gold stuff In your pan does look like gold. You do have to be careful running that stuff over a sluice though. The gold tends to get round from the dust maker and it can roll right down your sluice. I would recommend a 2 1/2 - 3 degree angle on the sluice. Other then that welcome to the dark side 😅

[@FlourgoldWizards]

The dark side is hard work! 🤣✅🍻

[@chambochambers8906]

As you said its lot's of fun so go get lot's of fun you never now what's to be found nice one Jason 👏👍

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Thanks !!!

[@stevenpackman4570]

Wizard time !, Wahoo !, time for adventure, so chuffed for the mining team, Rigbone sniffed it out I'd say ! 😁👏👏👏👏

[@FlourgoldWizards]

We definitely need to explore that more !! Thanks Steven 😃🐕‍🦺🐕🐺✅

[@mdmelbourne6076]

If the background of this video is your backyard I’m coming over and turning on my machine Jason!!!!!! Looks awesome 😂, 👍🍺🍺

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Lotta lead laying around….💥🤣🤣🤣✅

[@UNoBugMe1]

Thought you had the legendary Nugent as a guest for a second!!!

[@FlourgoldWizards]

No sir !

[@christurley391]

Thanks again

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Always welcome😃

[@BobChancer]

Tungston and platinum are tougher than gold... maybe the jagged silvery and magnetic stuff is one of those and possibly valuable too!

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Maybe!!🤔

[@larry785]

7:23 That digital gauge reminds me of the original movie Predator - The part where the alien enters the code on his wrist gadget to self-destruct!

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I better check my shop ! 💥🤣

[@theodorebolan6724]

shocking start to this video. 😯

[@FlourgoldWizards]

🤣🤣✅

[@chrislilly1463]

Super cool. I've been waiting for this. So are you going back? lol

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Yes I am! It’s like you know me…👍🏻🍻😃✅

[@josephknowlton7246]

Liked, shared and commented. We all like stuff to do on inclement days. Like when it pours or drops below 0. And rocks store pretty easy. And if u put some thought into keeping em stored dry, they won’t freeze n lock up together in winter. 🤴🏻🗽🍻 17:19

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Stays nice in the shop all year 😃👍🏻✅🍻

[@buscandooroartesanalmentes3823]

Es hermoso gracias por compartir tu experiencia

[@FlourgoldWizards]

It’s our pleasure 😃🐺

[@andrewpetrie5395]

What a stupid day eh? I need a cobble. Hi Frank

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Hot but fun ! 🐺✅

[@timjozwiak2293]

It aint da heat....its da gosh darn humidity !! Welcome to Wisconsin!!

[@FlourgoldWizards]

You becha it is ! 🥵

[@EdWeibe]

Dude what a nice yard you have and great weather for this. Ya need ya an old fashioned anvil, but on the cheap, your doin fine with that extra hammer head. (hammerhead aka sharkweek)

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I like what you did there. 🦈

[@mrMacGoover]

You need a mortise/ post hammer style sample crusher.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

✅

[@shineyrocks390]

Hello cobble heads I hope all is well. Yesterday the wife and I decided it would be a fun day in the redwood forest. She was right and if you have been to the redwoods GO

[@FlourgoldWizards]

It sounds awesome!