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thanks. we will be making more!

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if ground down fine enough and then use an oxidizer and heat you should be able to leach gold with eco goldex. we just found out we are getting 96% of the gold with just magnets so we no longer need the big tank, we will now be using a blue drum called the VAT+OH for doing speed leaching on the magnetic cons.

@@bosrecreationalmining So the 55 gallon drum will be enough. Using the same set up as before in the video and gold x super agent or with pyrite and telluride eco gold x o

Thanks. I am looking at a rod mill does half a ton to ton a hour I hope it will work. I like the magnet setup you have on the conveyor belt drum. Goid idea

a drum can be heated with a band heater making the leaching very fast.

the magnetic ore is likely from an oxidized gold deposit (above the water table)

only the larger pieces of gold can be collected via gravity methods. some gold can even float away in the smoke of resin ashing. And most gold is invisible to the eye due to its small size. This is why leaching is so popular.

@@bosrecreationalmining Why not just grind the ore add heat it to remove the sulfide then add nitric acid to remove steel or lead and then add aqua regia to disolve the gold, is that method is look more easy to do?

the iron that the gold is tied to has a weight that is about the same as the rest of the ore. the gold at such a small size will not sperate via gravity. this is not placer mining. it hard rock and we dont let any gold was out the end like the guys on tv do. ever see what they do with the black sand that they collect? they ship it out to be crushed and leached just like the hard rock guy do on there own.

why not just wash the gold off the sand with a hot leach ? and save the acid for the refining. when you acid wash iron you get dissolved iron in acid with gold. good luck separating that out. Why do that if you dont need to! thats why alkaline leaching is so popular. it skips right over the iron.

@@bosrecreationalmining Cyanide is hard to get in our country so we use acid in here sir, even the chinese leaching product is not common in our country instead nitric acid is just $3 and Muriatic acid almost the same in price.

cementing is when a pregnant solution is washed over a metal that will then go into solution and the metal in the solution then come out of solution becoming a solid that can be collected.

yes look at the video called ....the gold mill Ball mill just released a few days ago

we have done multiple assays to confirm this. the silver does not but the gold goes wear the ferrous iron goes, and yes I know this is only supposed to happen in BC and Alaska. also the pgms other than silver seam to move with the gold (only partially confirmed via 1- 80 element assay and one xrf

the plate makes 2 chambers out of 1. and keeps the balls from all going to the low end of the mill. haveing the 4 inch hole stops the balls from all winding up at the low end.

thanks for looking at our videos. tell me what videos your interested in seeing more of!.

@@bosrecreationalmining My interests are pretty much everything you have posted, the leaching process is interesting because only a handful of people are using EGX. I think the only thing lacking is the extraction of ore. which ore is taken, which is left as waste, the vein systems etc. Maybe you are not at that phase yet as the portal work the last few years is time consuming and difficult work.

a video on that is coming soon. for now its mostly just sorting out the vein material. that is very loosely organized being so close to the surface. now that the rails are in and the ore cart is also in you will be seeing a lot of digging this year. we will be moving more ore and waste than the last ten years combined.

the water is from a garden hose. the electricity is a small sub panel. (im a master electrician) tell me what your interest is and I might make a video just for that topic.

300lb/hr.

i can put about 500 lbs an hr through it. and will get sand out the end . or slow down the rate to 300 lbs per hour and get very fine sand and powder.

i think tour right about that. I have many thing that need correcting and up grading. most of my equipment is still in the proof of concept stage.

@@bosrecreationalmining Don't feel bad.I know plumbers that do the same thing

Thanks. It works really well for what it is. Been using for years now and it's virtually maintenance free. It could use a little bit stronger motor but that's a easy swap out.

That applies to both machines

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Thank you will be making a dig deep video of it tomorow.

Hi. Its great to see you looking in on us. we spent most of last year on improvements. a shed, rail, muck out wall collapse. build a trestle. move in the ore cart. black powder experiments that worked rather well (see the shorts). see you monday night. Bryan.

@@bosrecreationalmining Hi Bryan! I'm glad I got to see a little bit more of what you been doing up there! Actually, oddly enough, I sort-of lost track of your channel between parts 1 and 2 of laying track. Not sure how, except that I'm pretty sure I've gone through 5 computer hard drives since then... Computers hate me... And then they die... Oh well... In other news... I met a lady on Gab who may show up at our meeting tomorrow, who may be prospecting in Oregon, near the Klammath range of the Sierra Nevadas. She has some pictures of a homemade shaker table with ore on it, and some pictures of pans of gold and black sands, and maps of what may be an are she prospects in. Could be an interesting addition to the group, offsetting Eva and myself in the gender ranks, make it more [or less, depending on who they are] comfortable for the guys in the group. Too soon to tell.

No. We used wires hooked to a Detonator box

we do that on the winch

other iron products show up with the gold Like magnetite and ferrous iron. when charged with a magnet the magnetic field last a long time and can be easily detected with the magnetometers in a cell phone. use any magnetometer app to do this test.

how much volume are you needing to treat?

@@bosrecreationalmining I only have about a ton on hand at the moment. I held off mining more until I figure out how to economically extract the gold.

Thanks, Harry.

the weather will warm up soon and i will be able to run the new leach system. the small system was self filtering and gave out Chrystal clear effluent. the fiber glass is to stop the deteriated zinc and loose pgm cement from making its way back to the leach tank.

We were thinking we may process the finer clay like slimes separately in a 50 gallon barrel.

I have lined the bottom of a tote with cement based bricks and gravel to fill in the gaps. then a double layer of fiber glass and a bit more gravel to hold it down. then the ore with out the slimes. Slimes are being tested this week. results in a up coming video to be called (found gold) I hope. This tote will be an eco goldex leach tank

@@bosrecreationalminingI'm working on the same tote setup , been having trouble finding a material that will not clog with slimes. might just have to separate them out, or make up an agglomeration drum.

We are using zinc because it's simple and we had a bunch of it. It's relatively easy to extract the gold with an acid wash. We found the discussion about resins on Hard Rock University this last Monday very interesting and informative.

@@bosrecreationalmining yes, i download all of keiths video for future reference and/or in case anything happens to his channel since YT loves to cancel accounts for feelings.

good info. i have resin but not using it yet. i have the king that is supposed to be selective for gold and uranium.

im using zinc because it seamed to work on a small test years ago. am now scaling up . there will be new vids on this in a few months.

We're not too far behind you. If you think we're having fun on camera you should see what we do off camera. How do you think all those big rocks become little ones.

You have 10 years on me but mining is mining. The only difference is the size of rock you are willing to pick up.

thats 3 Grams per liter?

Yes. Three grams of Eco Goldex per liter of water.

there are sulfides and lots of iron . no roasting. the fumes from this stull will make you run away.