Gold Mining Ball Mills

Video walkthrough of our ball mills for gold mining or other fine crushing applications.
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[@richpaydirt]

I’m a diesel mechanic, my wife would like to buy one to wash my work clothes in.

[@xenaguy01]

😄😆😅😂🤣

[@silviadias7791]

Amen to that!! I'll take one also just for that reason!!

[@tompowers8495]

Lol....lol....loi.....😅

[@tiffanybyrnes8221]

I think you're onto something! It might get concrete out of clothes too!

[@Sugarkraft]

Clever! 👍👍

[@MoondogBongwater]

So cool to Learn about machines like this, and how useful they can be to accomplish set goals. The wealth of knowledge on Jason’s channel is equivalent to every old timer I have ever met, rolled into one.

[@carebear2272]

We fished some iron balls out a old one, up at Bare Mountain Basin back in the 80’s, I stuck it in my front pocket of my pants and hiking down it wore through my pants and fell out on to my toe lol 😝

[@tinkering123]

All your equipment could make a nice little profit. How you gonna move it all up here to Nevada?

[@ainschuntayleuhn1147]

Love to see it in use!

[@steveanderson2881]

I'm gonna start a drinking game. Every time you say BALL MILL!

[@johnnyfercik2455]

Your awesome Jason. I would love to work with that all day long, I love working with water and dirt lol 😆😆. Just I'm a disabled coal miner now. So I'm kinda worthless and take to many breaks. No one will hire me now with permanent impairment on my nerves.😢😢

[@retselyarrh3895]

I sure don’t miss working on them ball mills!!! Ours would handle 1300 tons an hour!!! We had two and one was always on! Ungodly noisy!!!

[@JohnClark1984]

Will you be running or from your mine through one? I’d love to see a longer form video of this working compared to the jaw crusher->hammer mill-> shaker table that you normally use

[@xenaguy01]

Still need jaw crusher to make the 1/2 to 2 inch feed.

[@josephcormier5974]

Thanks Jason for sharing this awesome machine with us six stars brother

[@Christian-jz3xt]

Jason saying balls over and over is treasure 😂

[@phoule76]

he looks like he's about to crack up the entire time

[@timofthomas]

Balls, Balls, Bigger Balls (and bearings) :)

[@dionh70]

The end of the video has a fresh-faced, smooth-cheeked Jason. It's like a window into the past! ha ha ha

[@robertsmith4681]

I always wondered what those "spikes" on the outside of ball mills were for, bolts for internal parts makes a lot of sense.....

[@MikeBaxterABC]

0:14 Pun intended but it REALLY takes some balls to manufacture this stuff!! .. Jason is basically making this stuff, on Spec. The hopes he's going to sell them!! .. I'm just ballparking here but there has to be at LEAST $25,000 in just raw material in this ball mill (and that's conservative pricing, not counting the motor, and gears etc) )

[@travisjochimsen5426]

Hi Jason..what do you think about designing a "rock chipper" .. attached to a adjustable bucket elevator to bring a consistent feed to a rock crusher..just an idea for you.. maybe some day I will be able to afford to buy one from you..lol...ps..stay safe mining this year!

[@UncleBildo]

Wish I had a good excuse to buy a number of your products..... Shaker table is by far my favorite...... if I ever find me the right placer spot, I could see me coughing up the dough to have one of those around.....

[@shahramsharifi-mi7lo]

Hello teacher, good time, don't be tired, I follow your programs from Iran, please guide me how can I translate your videos into Farsi so that I can understand better, I am talking to you with Google Translate program, is there a way to watch your videos? I would like to see through WhatsApp or special Telegram to learn about how to make a cartoon and see how to extract gold from rocks and soil. Please guide me. Thank you for your kindness.

[@michaelpipkin9942]

You've made the most bad ass looking ball pit boring........

[@DJ-bh1ju]

Wouldn't your hammer mill be a whole lot faster, smaller and cheaper? Seems like this is old tech....

[@Les537]

Don't trip walking by that sucker.

[@shawnsparkman7916]

A video of one of these mills being used to process 10-15 tons as an example would be interesting.

[@scotthultin7769]

577 👍's up mbmllc thank you for sharing 🤗

[@MrLeifBeaver]

Don't play the 'take a drink every time he says ball', you'll be on the floor before this video finishes :)

[@michaelotoole1807]

looks pricey? what's the ballpark cost for these monsters?

[@sofakingrad3530]

@1:58 It takes more than a hand full of balls to discharge 50 to 60 mesh minus out of half inch feed stock. Legend has it that Jason has the hardest, biggest balls, and the largest, most reliable slurry discharges in the west.

[@oldduffergolf]

It looks like the discharge end is not concentric with the rest of the device. Does it wobble on purpose?

[@pzykezutube1165]

Who is this young boy? I was expecting to see Jason!!!

[@dantoppa1265]

Just needs a pumpbox and a couple of cyclones then u can up the througput or feed size

[@DonHorley]

By over exciting the motor you can actually make some money.

[@RTeBokkel]

I am wondering if you are interested in renewing the extended warranty for your ball mill.

[@awldune]

Please stand clear of the drum while in operation ☠

[@carroll-w7wxv]

Are we going to see you use the ball mill on your gold mine ore? It would be cool to see how it integrates with the turn key system.

[@jonasgeez2140]

Are there spikes on the outside to make it extra dangerous lol jk

[@johnwiltson3164]

ill be honest if i could afford one id turn it into a concrete kiln. good stuff 👍

[@Kargoneth]

Gods that must be deafening.

[@bobbeckman3735]

I would like a video on how these machines are made

[@SalamJafari-s4x]

❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞👏👏👏

[@agoe310]

No safety guards?

[@pirobot668beta]

I found a pile of balls like that in a wooded area when I was a kid. There were some tumbled down buildings, rotten timbers and the like. Off to one corner were the balls, all jumbled. Nobody knew what they were for, not even the 'old timers' recalled a mill of any kind.

[@dean4939]

Might want to go back there with a good metal detector, probably find some interesting goodies buried and forgotten

[@kerzwhile]

Whoa... how long ago was this shot?😮😊

[@StevenHanover]

Very nice now how much

[@ahoytheremate1954]

kicking that ass mate

[@Sam.Sung_]

How loud is that?

[@Kargoneth]

Big machines.

[@williamgrizzle8480]

Balls...

[@generationalmolehill7674]

whoa!!!

[@blairmurphy5531]

👍

[@milescrommando4622]

🎉

[@BillMulholland1]

👍

[@nabeysafarlo4730]

Hokey thenkyo 🥀🥀🥀

[@davidw9909]

fine incoming from Osha having that machine wired to an open panel.🤣

[@fredygump5578]

LOL. Not even trying to pretend it isn't temporary!

[@SECRETCREEKPROSPECTING1776]

Wow, always a blast visiting Jason. Keep sharing your passion with us brother 😆🫶✌️🇺🇸⚒️⚒️⚒️⚒️

[@cesmith777]

so is this for an end stage after running through a crusher and hammer mill?

[@dean4939]

It needs a crusher, before the any type of mill, but the ball mill is a different type of hammer mill then those you typically see in the old mining towns but serves the same purpose to get fine mesh rock dust to run thru a shaker table. The finer the mesh it is crushed the more likely you are to get all the gold out of the rock. It comes with a price though you have to determine if its worth it to crush it finer because it takes longer to process the ore to get the finer mesh.

[@PilotMcbride]

Had experience with these type of mills in the power industry, but they were much larger. Biggest problem with them as we found out was keeping the trunnion oil clean and jacking ports clear. But throughput and efficiency are great. Nice addition to your mine.

[@rupertmiller9690]

This video was not for me, and I enjoyed it anyway. Hope the right person sees it and becomes a customer.

[@steve318k]

For us less knowledgeable, what does it do?

[@kaboom4679]

Turns big rocks into smaller rocks

[@xenaguy01]

Turns rocks into dust.

[@dizzious]

I wish I had a legit reason to need equipment like this. Looks like a good mill!

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY.

[@Chris-zo5ze]

Lookin like Parker Schnabel at the end of the video.

[@deville.c]

Heck yeah ,,so cool man...rocking it out

[@greedygringoprospecting6941]

does the ball mill have a lot of balls. 🤣.

[@marumiyuhime]

lets get an operational vid

[@richardhughes3994]

fantastic engineering

[@HarryMO81]

I want one of those!

[@1944chevytruck]

nice!

[@65BAJA]

What size material usually comes off the hammer mill? Is it bigger or finer than the ball mill?

[@lancer2204]

Hammer mill output depends on the size of the screen used. The material will remain in a hammer mill until it is fine enough to pass through the screen.

[@stormrunner0029]

Something to look into. Gyro-scope. A spinning object will want to orientate the axis of the spin North and South. The bearings will last longer if the axis of the spin is oriented North and South because it will minimize side thrust. And I’ll bet a bigger fly wheel, with a larger diameter and weight, would save some energy also.

[@Kargoneth]

Side thrust? North south? Does not make sense.

[@vicferrari9380]

Maybe Jason could put one on a big lazy Susan and test the theory.

[@mycketvarm]

@@Kargoneth It refers to matching the rotational axis of the ball mill to the rotational axis of the earth. It's not a big difference, but stormrunner0029 might be on to something in terms of reducing the wear on the bearings. Separately, I agree totally that a bigger flywheel could be helpful.

[@Spudscave]

Jason talking a lot of balls 😂

[@kaboom4679]

Hope the hatch don't come open because then they will be all over the place and everyone will be tripping balls .

[@bigbird2451]

Damn! Just judging by the color, I assumed those were old, rusty, historical pieces. Well done Sir!

[@fredygump5578]

You mentioned you were working on something like this before. Now we gotta see you process your ore through one of these!

[@John-ir2zf]

I know content may be more difficult to come by in winter/early spring. But I don't do 2-3 minute videos. The more of them I see from a channel, the less I pay attention to that channel. Society has enough issues with non existent attention span, and these short videos don't help that....

[@carlwest859]

I combine several short videos for the variety and increased knowledge that is milled from them. To each his own.

[@John-ir2zf]

@carlwest859 fair enough. I suppose if I had 10, 3 minute videos available that all were on a similar topic and conveying relevant information, I might do that too. But that wouldn't alleviate the other issue I have with them. the creator gets the same number of views and ad revenue, for a tenth (or less) of the work involved in a full length video, hence why many are gravitating towards that style. But yes, to each their own and what they prefer. I just simply don't prefer that style of information sharing or operating method.

[@John-ir2zf]

@iebuilt8241 sooooo why not do like he does in EVERY other video (full length format) and use the equipment in a demonstration ? Had you noticed that every video he fully explains and advertises his crusher,hammer mill and shaker table ? And I refuse to accept that the money aspect of short form videos somehow makes the degenerate effects on society in general, a positive thing 🤷‍♂️

[@carlwest859]

@@John-ir2zf Appreciate your reply. Over the decades I've worked, designed, fabricated various items for profit or research and development. Jason is taking advantage of his channel to advertise, inform, and generate profit and even entertain. I accept the mix of vids he sends us and pan out the nuggets from an unusual entrepreneur. Now I'll be anxiously waiting for your video promoting proper content and production to educate me. Take care.

[@MickH60]

@@John-ir2zf Again John, IT'S AN ADVERTISEMENT, not a documentary... you do know the difference right ?

[@AU-Hunt]

Nice builds