What size classifier do I need for clasifieing cons?

[mrmanpig1]

I want to buy a classifier for panning cons what size do I need?

 

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[flyadive]

I'm also on the fence about this subject. I myself am thinking about getting the 4" or 6" stackable classifiers. But haven't been able to locate what I think I want! I want mesh sizes from 100 on down . Perhaps a 200mesh too?

 

[Oregon Viking]

I'm also on the fence about this subject. I myself am thinking about getting the 4" or 6" stackable classifiers. But haven't been able to locate what I think I want! I want mesh sizes from 100 on down . Perhaps a 200mesh too?

These are the only ones I could find for 200 and 325.

https://www.riogrande.com/Product/Stackable-Sifting-Screens-150-Mesh/350016

 

[DizzyDigger]

I want to buy a classifier for panning cons what size do I need?

If you're panning all your cons then I would use 30 and 60 mesh classifiers,
with the option for a 100 mesh.

 

[KevinInColorado]

If you're panning all your cons then I would use 30 and 60 mesh classifiers,
with the option for a 100 mesh.

Right!!
Mrmanpig, go read my blog entry (written a couple months ago now) on finish processing your concentrates. You will learn all you need to know there
Blog:
www.findinggoldincolorado.com

 

[mrmanpig1]

If you're panning all your cons then I would use 30 and 60 mesh classifiers,
with the option for a 100 mesh.

Ok thanks I will be ordering 2 off of Amazon soon. I will get the 30 and 60

 

[mrmanpig1]

Right!!
Mrmanpig, go read my blog entry (written a couple months ago now) on finish processing your concentrates. You will learn all you need to know there
Blog:
www.findinggoldincolorado.com

Ok I will read it. I like your blog I have read it before.

 

[desertgolddigger]

Classifiers make panning your concentrates much easier. I have a set I got years ago. They are 30, 50 and 100 mesh. They make things easier than trying to pan everything at once.

I recommend you do read Kevin In Colorado's link. It sure helped me out. Also, make sure you browse the YouTube videos about processing your concentrates. You will learn a whole lot.

You probably don't need to get a classifier finer than 100 mesh. As it is, 50 and above is challenging to pan. CaleyAnn