Those things are fantastic , yes , i saw Jason FGW using one so i looked them up on Ebay , i haven't bought one yet but i think i must , lol 😁 They are great Keith . 👍👍 A wee bit more than 45 bucks here though . Cheers ✌
I have a question about your stripping circuit(the container where you do electrolysis to collect metallic gold). In a stream you were saying that stainless steel objects become gold plated in your stripping circuit. What would happen if you place a piece of stainless steel pipe in the pond with the freshly crush ore and ecogoldx solution ? Would it become gold plated ? I'm asking this question because in the last two streams you were talking about welding with hard facing rods in your mill, sometime hard facing rods have very high level of chromium and nickel but not all of them(just like stainless steel). If a stainless steel object become gold plated in your pond I think you should weld with your hard facing electrode a piece of mild steel and submerge it in the pond to see if it collect gold. I think it would be a problem if the hard facing dust from the wearing mill is collecting gold before the resin. You should check the metal alloy composition of the electrode.
Hmmmmm. Very interesting thought! I could easily suspend one of my spare hard faced parts in the agitation tank and see what happens. I sincerely hope you are wrong, but you could be right. I noticed a while back a brass hose fitting that is VERY yellow. Not planning on just throwing it away, but hard facing dust would be a totally different problem to solve.. Right now the gravity circuit should be keeping most of it out of the tank, but the material from previous loads had no such treatment and is still on the pad. Thank you very much.
The beauty of that tiny gold is amazing under micro scope!!
Yep. Thanks for showing us one.
Those things are fantastic , yes , i saw Jason FGW using one so i looked them up on Ebay , i haven't bought one yet but i think i must , lol 😁 They are great Keith . 👍👍 A wee bit more than 45 bucks here though . Cheers ✌
A decent but cheap optical microscope will give a better direct view, but with a larger display it works well.
I have a question about your stripping circuit(the container where you do electrolysis to collect metallic gold). In a stream you were saying that stainless steel objects become gold plated in your stripping circuit.
What would happen if you place a piece of stainless steel pipe in the pond with the freshly crush ore and ecogoldx solution ? Would it become gold plated ?
I'm asking this question because in the last two streams you were talking about welding with hard facing rods in your mill, sometime hard facing rods have very high level of chromium and nickel but not all of them(just like stainless steel). If a stainless steel object become gold plated in your pond I think you should weld with your hard facing electrode a piece of mild steel and submerge it in the pond to see if it collect gold. I think it would be a problem if the hard facing dust from the wearing mill is collecting gold before the resin.
You should check the metal alloy composition of the electrode.
Hmmmmm. Very interesting thought! I could easily suspend one of my spare hard faced parts in the agitation tank and see what happens.
I sincerely hope you are wrong, but you could be right. I noticed a while back a brass hose fitting that is VERY yellow. Not planning on just throwing it away, but hard facing dust would be a totally different problem to solve.. Right now the gravity circuit should be keeping most of it out of the tank, but the material from previous loads had no such treatment and is still on the pad.
Thank you very much.
Sweat, but recovery is minute + only silver?
Go back to the drawing board and the Gold? Good contraption
About 60% gold
I need to get me one of those
Seems to do a decent job for the price
Beautiful
Yep