Gold From IC Chips On A Shaker Table

Processing incinerated IC chips on our 2x4 shaker table to recover the gold bonding wires. The 2x4 shaker table did a great job of recovering the gold and wires with a surprising amount of gold!
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[@kahnfu-zhin8627]

A blast from the past!! Your efforts are showing great results, Jason. Fantastic progress on all fronts. Equipment, the mine, the smelting, slabs and paydirt, the whole shebang. Thanks so much for bringin’ us along.

[@ako2account574]

Love the small table!!! One thing to remember for those wanting to try, go for the OLDEST chips & pins you can find. Starting about 2 decades ago chip manufacturers started transitioning to gold alloys. From those I’ve spoken to who did this, they stopped because with modern alloys there’s not enough gold to make it profitable.

[@ChrisRalph]

Are you selling these 2X4 tables?

[@mbmmllc]

Hi Chris. Yes, we manufacture and sell these tables. This video is over ten years old. However, I thought it was a cool one to revisit because of the small 2x4 table and the gold line

[@TexasVeteranPatriot]

Love to get my hands on a small table like this.

[@cptrikester2671]

I agree. As a hobbyist in IC gold recovery, I'm constantly trying to find a way to get the gold without acid refining.

[@maxcloutier5285]

I would like to have one too but this little machine process 500 pounds per hour. 10 minutes and my IC's are gone, lol. I cant find enough IC's to monetize it.

[@scotthultin7769]

33 👍's up mbmllc thank you for sharing 🤗

[@Screamingtut]

I have a Question for you, Jason? How much Gold did you get from that bucket of ckt boards? I have about 75 very old Motherboards with CPUs from the late 1978 to 1984? Plus, I have several large outdated dual-processor boards from the 1990s DEC with CPUs. I used to work for DEC in NYC as a Sr. Field Engineer and I used to go up to DEC in MA for school in Bedford I used to go to their Scrap Depo in Maynard, MA, and pick up random scrap boards for pennies (aka CHEAP) just for fun. Now with Gold running around $2300+ per OZt. I may crush them all and try and recover the Gold. Those old CPUs were made back then with a high amount of Gold compared to now.

[@SickSlickNick]

Some of your 70-80s board might be collectible now so you might get more money if you manage sell them. Thats assuming they are in working order. Just my 2c.

[@Screamingtut]

@@SickSlickNick Most of them were trashed I tried to get some working but I found burnt traces.

[@rockman531]

Awesome small table! Looks incredibly efficient! Great video, Jason!! Thumbs up! Jim

[@Adam-xr6fj]

Gloves

[@rastaralph7154]

Great little table. Looks a lot easier to move around and set up 👍💚💛❤️💯

[@freddking4389]

Perfect size table for a small operation. Sweet.

[@chrisgoodrich8987]

Does this captire the platinum group metals and silver and other precious metals?

[@pr0fet]

That is some high gold content

[@scrapyardprospecting3855]

Wish y’all had a hobby sized table. 12v would be wicked cool. Just a thought

[@cptrikester2671]

I agree. As a hobbyist in IC gold recovery, I'm constantly trying to find a way to get the gold without acid refining.

[@scrapyardprospecting3855]

I really want some of their equip but it’s way more than I need or can afford lol but I’d def consider hobby size table or crusher. Like a mini mill series for us wanna be miners !!!! I’ve learned a ton from Jason and would like to be able to support him and the company love what they do.

[@dav1dbone]

How much gold do you reckon is lost to evaporation during the incineration process? Could the gold vapour be condensed out during that phase?

[@alistairclark6814]

I doubt the incineration temps are hot enough for any vaporization of gold.

[@kolbyking2315]

Gold boils at 2970 °C, 110 °C above iron. IC chip incinerators only get to ~1200 °C. The only non-reactive metals that would boil are zinc, cadmium, and mercury.

[@captbad9313]

I gonna get one these units, its perfect for me and what i plan on doing. Neat!

[@karasunomugi]

Wrong incinerated >>>30-50% gold loss. Plastic on chips made of plastic plus carbon cheap powder (soot) it adsorbing gold. Draw conclusions. Ps. Its kinda sad that guy have so much equipment, own gold mine but he totally have no knowlages what to do with stuff he has..smelting everything each video or whatever..

[@garretpatterson5389]

How do I view all the machines that you make? I'm vary interested in the small shaker table and a small jaw crusher.

[@jacobkuykendall9325]

I've noticed your machines are advancing and I like how they look and the refining you have done!

[@briancarter8922]

Jason, I am wondering how that table would work with gold sand from Oregon?

[@vw8796g35]

That would be so cool to have one table like this but too expensive for my hobby level do smaller and cheaper table exist?

[@sailininov]

It would be cool if we could see how this process compares to using a centrifuge

[@ogremgtow990]

Where did you get that small Shaker Table from ?

[@mtnshooter2487]

Dude, you've been sifting the wrong stuff !

[@ВладимирПарфёнов-з7г]

Да ! Давно хотел увидеть стол такого размера, спасибо лайк.

[@jamiedubois5052]

Well shoot I didn't know you had little tables. 😂

[@JesseJames83]

You sound 20 years older in this video 😄😄

[@VenturiLife]

Be careful handling that stuff, probably very carcinogenic.

[@bradical2723]

Only to the state of california.... 😂

[@dannysearcy3373]

How much is this shaker table?

[@Iziireal]

Appreciate your honesty.

[@d.t.4523]

Thank you, keep working.

[@bevodee2078]

What’s the small shaker table worth?

[@TIMMIELUND]

One great video to watch.

[@paraglidingprospector]

Wahoooo! 2’x4’?!?! YESSSSS!

[@troybing6665]

That’s a lot of gold.

[@cptrikester2671]

I recently bought a grain mill in the hopes to grind incinerated ICs to a very fine powder. Then something like this (or a 'blue bowl') for the separation process.

[@smokeyandspikeproductions]

NIce!

[@donaldfitzgerald8950]

Hey Jason, nice gear especially the small table, keep it happening! ⚒️⛏️⚖️👍🤠

[@RectifiedMetals]

I want one 😅

[@chuckster6513]

Hey Jason, That small shaker table looks like a great thing for small scale miners to use. Dan should look into one !

[@josephcormier5974]

Excellent video Jason thanks for sharing this six stars brother

[@titohaggardt6125]

Your keeping it interesting, can't of a higher compliment.

[@blairmurphy5531]

👍

[@cobykuntz4897]

Jason either tired as shit,or he feeling real good. Wink wink.

[@OpenSpaceWellness]

🙏❤️🌲

[@tinkering123]

Good demo. Classifying is my secret to success.

[@chuckerickson6721]

Big market for affordable hobby tables....cool ! Hobby crusher build kits next?

[@chuckerickson6721]

design with cloths dryer motors

[@susanturcotte3176]

Jason, that is a ton of gold in those ashes! 😮 I was shocked 😳

[@debcamp2359]

Nice video! Cool to see the process.

[@BillMulholland1]

Oldie but a goodie 😂👍

[@jdl.1234]

I like it 👍

[@semoneg2826]

❤❤Nice

[@clintongriffin2077]

That's horrible CPU waste incinerated...

[@MrBoratWOW]

Horrible in what way?

[@clintongriffin2077]

@MrBoratWOW I draw the line of recycling at Incinerated Waste, Burning off conductor on wireing and burning tires.

[@MrBoratWOW]

@@clintongriffin2077 how do you know they weren’t using some kind of scrubber to keep the toxins out of the air?

[@budrohammbone2806]

The small shaker table is cool. Something that a hobbyist might be able to afford.

[@maxcloutier5285]

I would like but nope.

[@lonnywilcox445]

Yeah, that sucker is pricey for a hobbyist. I can see putting one together like all of my other gold equipment, mostly from scrap but the mat would be a challenge.