The machines are just a little too expensive for me(around 5000) but I hope someone can use this tech. It may help the workingman get an edge over the cooperations..

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Reichert cones accept feed with a density of
between 55-70% solids by weight. The unit is very efficient at
recovering fine particle sizes and effectively concentrates material
from 30 to 325 mesh (roughly 0.5mm to 45 microns). In
a test at the Colorado School of Mines Research Institute
(CSMRI), a measured sample processed in a Reichert cone
yielded a concentrate which contained 95% of the gold (free
gold and sulphides) that represented 28% of the original feed
weight. Other tests found recoveries of free gold in excess of
90% and consistent recovery of gold smaller than 325 mesh
(45 microns) (Spiller, 1983).
Saw that, and was wondering to myself would a piece of magnetic sign material work the same? Haven't gotten a chance to check some of the custom sign shops for sizes of material & pricing. Have any of you thought of mag signs or have used it?Jeffro said:It has a series of magnets built in. Black sands in the magnetic field build riffles that catch the fine gold. Thing is, their "liquid" riffles, impossible to clog up. Each time the black sand is disturbed by material running over it, the gold just sinks deeper and deeper into it.
Nice little slickplate.
Like I said, works pretty good for fines. You'll wanna catch your nuggets earlier in the process though.![]()