Gonehunting for Gold: The Gold Cube

[@jk-76]

Almost 7 years later and FANTASTIC quality video! I got a gold cube a couple days ago, gonna run most of today and see how she does.

[@SpinifexLeftHand]

Love Mike AND his gold cube! Thank you.

[@ziaclipsegaming2835]

I just bought mine today. Waiting for shipping so anxious.

[@Gonehunting73]

Thank SLH.. My daughter was with me and she fell in love with Mike and His Wife... she hung around them all afternoon asking questions and learning about gold prospecting... she is hooked...

[@matthewbicknell6648]

looks awesome i am buying one for sure. and gold does float when it is very fine like up in the rivers of BC.

[@Gonehunting73]

matthew bicknell yes.. I had someone comment that it didn't float.. I got a laugh out of that chuckle head.

[@matthewbicknell6648]

we have very fine flour gold in the creeks and rivers here and if you don't have a fine gold recovery system you will lose a lot of gold. until people see it they wont believe it. you need to use dish soap or something to keep the gold form floating away on you. guys up in alaska do that for fine gold recovery.

[@Gonehunting73]

matthew bicknell exactly... thanks for the view

[@jakeficarra1021]

Gonehunting For History my cubes water flow isn't working very well any recommendations

[@Gonehunting73]

part 2 of the answer... If you have larger equipment in a large operation with a ton of concentrates, the Gold Cube will take those concentrates down to that same cup and a half. From there the gold can easily be cleaned out of it. So yes if you have larger equipment and no if you would like to use the Gold Cube as your primary tool. Mike I hope this helps.. let me know if you have anymore questions.. Evan

[@mikewelch3903]

If you think tiny gold doesn't float on the surface tension of water, then you have never panned for gold. Period!!! I had a tiny flake that kept getting on top of the water when. I was panning last Saturday. Add Jetdry, the surface tension releases, and the small stuff drops.

[@MrDavePed]

Excellent demonstration ty !

[@johnatkinson7306]

mike loved your vid so much i brought your cube :), where i live in OZZ we have heaps of flour gold. so cant wait for it to arrive.

[@DLeske]

*Great video sir,* this makes me want to buy one now. :)

[@Coolnventions]

so would you use a normal sluice to get your gold bearing material, and then use this to concentrate it more?

[@dinkididigger2205]

Very cool cube. I like it.

[@Gonehunting73]

Thanks Mike, I am looking into getting one and will be doing more prospecting nevertheless..

[@Gonehunting73]

me too.. I am seriously looking getting one.. the gold here is mostly flower gold.. and is hard to get..

[@mikedenton25]

Yea it will be a nice Break from dirt fishing when the weather is too hot out

[@Gonehunting73]

Sorry it took so long for me to answer, but I got a quote straight from Mr. Pung on this.. here is his quote. Part 1. The answer is yes and no. The Gold Cube processes material 1/8" and smaller. It will super concentrate everything you run through it to about 1-1/2 cups of concentrates. If this material is straight from the source no other machine is required except a metal detector to see if there are any nuggets that would not fit through the Gold Cube. continued-

[@mikedenton25]

I would love to have one for the river around me there's glacier gold which is really really tiny gold flakes so this thing would work like a charm

[@DJbassrevolution]

why don't you just add jet dry or soap to it which will break the surface tension and cause it to go under water

[@dwightpruitt6809]

That's a real good idea for you to use when you do it , But don't tell them all your secrets because then they wouldn't have nothin to do , It's all entertainment , Don't bust there bubble

[@robertjohnhopkins]

I want one!

[@Gonehunting73]

you and me both!

[@letsgobrandon3292]

Prefer jet dry and V matting but to each his own

[@Gonehunting73]

me too bud.. me too..

[@RyanAnderson937]

I want one depending on price though..

[@GEODetecting]

Great video, Mikes a great guy! See my latest video where I went prospecting with him about one month ago.... :'0

[@dannysecret8068]

Don't bother panning it after just smelt it all

[@keithdaniels9093]

That wont work since there is other metals inside the grit, its heavy and thats why it got stuck with the gold. If you melt it with the gold then it will be much harder to remove and most people wont even buy it. There is a scientific way of removing the gold much quicker with no loss but ill keep that my secret lol you think you can get rich using the gold cube? With a lot of time spent its actually possible. He is losing probably at least a third of gold using that pan tho. With my experience in one day you could get a ounce of gold in the right location. Only with my technique tho. 1400 dollars a day isnt bad is it?

[@keithdaniels9093]

The reason I can get a ounce a day its because I don't lose any and the gold cube processes it quickly. I don't pan it afterwards but use a process that is quick and leaves it pure. He may of had 4 grams of gold in that pan but only ended out with 2 because its hard to separate. Then you have to waist the time paning it. You understand? If I end up with 28 grams then he will end up with 14 using the same shit. Its a huge loss and the sad part is he may be losing more then that. The really fine gold is hard to work with

[@geraf33]

he sprayed the fine gold with scotch guard so it floats, it's a scam

[@andyfreezetoo]

Actually, flour gold DOES float. I've panned flour gold in my province, and because much of it is so thin and so light, it just floats away if you aren't careful. Using a liquid soap stops it from floating, or vigorisly

[@Badbeau]

LOL

[@keithdaniels9093]

He is right