Amazing Gold Concentrate Separator
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- čas přidán 29. 01. 2022
- Never seen before machine for processing your concentrates. Does it differently than a shaker table, and fast, but for a lot less money. It removes the magnetic materials from your cons, separates most of the gold, and makes the rest of the cleanup a breeze. Save a ton of time in the gold room, use for beach sands, think about how a modified version could remove the magnetite from the top of your sluice runs. Price is $2,150 Canadian ($1,800. USD includes shipping) For more information, visit www.placertools.com - email allan@placertools.com. Subscribe to / 911mining to see a future product review.
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i live in gold country and new to this. I am learning all the time. thanks for your video.
Good stuff.
I dont see why the plans for this wouldnt be selling like hot cakes. Im grateful for your hard work sir. I have been kicking around a shaker table build project in my head and gathering parts, but this has overturned that whole boat. lol. I live in thenorthern part of the "Mother Load" and its exciting to learn the history and see how gold prospecting is gaining life again and new inventions like yours continue to improve the "little guys" chance to make it worth while hopefully. thank you again for sharing
Thanks for your comment. Good luck out there.
Amazing engineering! Very well thought out. And it seems very simple.
Thanks for your kind comments. It is simple in design, but quite complex to build, especially when the builder is an old guy that makess them by hand and one at a time. No production line for these. Cheers
That is a very impressive piece of machinery, It definitely worked and it worked well, thank you for sharing This and I hope you do well in all of your endeavors 👍🙂
Thanks for your kind comments. Muchly appreciated.
this is a fantastic machine thank you have a wonderful day!
Thanks so much for your kind comment. Have a Merry Christmas.
Nice build! On my list..
Nice! Well done sir!
Great demonstration!!!! I hope you do well with it ✌️✅
Thanks Jason. It is very rewarding to put all the time in and it works so well. Cheers
Very interesting and well done Al.
Thanks Joseph. That has been my covid project. I hope I didn't finish it prematurely, lol.
Very nice looks great thanks for the demo
Thanks David. I should be doing another video soon showing some upgrades. I am also building a dry sluice this winter and will do a video if it works out. Don't forget to subscribe.
Well thought out, both the magnetic separator and your gold pan. Most of the panning losses would be in the final back-panning step, so one could just do that into a separate pan for a later double-do. Will be in touch later. Cheers!
Thanks for understanding my concepts.
How do I purchase your pan
It can be found at www.placertools.com@@jasonlambert1828
Awesome I'm definitely interested
BRILLIANT BRO ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT
Much appreciate your comment.
Very cool!
Awesome machine. 👍🏻 first time seeing that pan and it seems to work great. I didn’t find myself yelling at the screen to slow down like I do watching some folks using the circle pan 😂
Thanks for your kind comments. Here is a short clip of 911mining comparing pans czcams.com/video/98T3U16Jq9E/video.html&ab_channel=911Mining-Clips
It works OK, would recommend making a stainless steel slide, also would recommend changing the gates to polypropylene or polycarbonate. Also use an electromagnet for the separation. Gold and AuTe both would get kicked away, magnetite would be attracted, neutral stuff like garnet and sand will go through with no effects. ❤
I thought quite a bit about electromagnets, but it would be a logistical nightmare with wiring feeding to a stationary drum that is inside a sealed rotating drum and in a constantly wet environment,
...genial, maker!...
great device. Have you considered developing one, or, tried to run dry? Use air to replace water. I work in the southwest and though water can be transported, I would like to find a working air separation for milled ore.
It is possible to place the magnet end of my machine above material that is on a live conveyor to remove the magnetics. I also have an idea in my head for a dry sluice, but it is still fermenting.
Hey Al , my name is Al as well. Lol! I would love to show you, or explain the magnitite extractor I have engineered and works magnificent. You will crap yourself when you see how 100 percent of Magnatites are removed from cons, leaving all the free gold behind. Without the BS Cleanups are a he'll of alot easier. I deal with ultra fine gold and extremely high Bs content. Removing the specific gravity closest to gold has made a astonishing difference. Any one interested to know about this system can leave a comment and I will be glad to share with you. Cheers!
Al shoot me the information about your magnetite remover. Thanks JIm
@@jimlove4541 Hello Jim, I received your message the other day about the black sand extraction system I've built. Unfortunately my equipment is in the yukon and I'm 3000 kilometers south at the moment. Is this the best way to get information to you? Can I send or post pics or drawings to this address? I would like to give you details on what I've built without getting to long winded. If you are ok with the story about it, I'll proceed with humor and all. Let me know if you're up for it and I'll do my best to explain it. Chat soon. Cheers!
We all want to see your machine . They do have mail service up there.@@Quitabigsnake
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This can separate fine gold , like very fine , small specs that you would normally lose if you panned it ?
Were i wanna use this there is alot of sand and when you wash it there comes out the black sand but the gold is very small almost like dust untop the black sand
Lmk your price as well, am interested
ok. ok. so you got my attention with your separator... I'm blessed to be in the top 26% of building operating Engineers in California and I thinl its a fantastic and simple thing you've come up with... then I see your pan, and hear then see your results... I do admit I did a bit of whoop'n and holler'n. hawt dawg! Im surprised I dont see these in every serious prospectors hands yet or even in the supply shops. maybe thats a good thing for us huh?
well this changes the game. maybe my disability wont lead to me going into foreclosure after all. i gotta get me some of your equipment, if I can afford it, and I need to do it yesterday. Ive got a whole $200 in cash to my name and cant use my bank accounts or credit cards due to building debts and a failing heart. woo so much fun. you gotta try the "sleep when your dead life, guess what, it will kill you. ha ha! yes sir! and the government youve paid 25 uears towards disability benefits, they dont give one shit. not a one, if you dies homeless and starving. but theyll give you a free POS cell phone.
alright all right. enough of that . thanks for giving me hope sir!
just found your channel. watched your vid on the separator and you have sold me on it. have subscfibed..need a gold pannin buddy? im on the idaho line and headed to elko county nevada. just startin out. buying equipment . your separator is next
Hi Bob. Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you again. If you want to see my gold pan in action, check out this video by 911mining czcams.com/video/98T3U16Jq9E/video.html&ab_channel=911MINING%28CLIPS%29
It's all they use now....❤
Thanks
This can separate fine gold , like very fine , small specs that you would normally lose if you panned it ?
Were i wanna use this there is alot of sand and when you wash it there comes out the black sand but the gold is very small almost like dust untop the black sand
Remember that the primary function of my machine is to remove the heavy magnetics from your concentrates, which can make the rest of your cleanup way more efficient. The gold trap seems to catch about 95% of the gold, including very fine (barely visible) gold. The concentrates should then be processed either once more through my machine, or with a cleanup sluice. If your black sands are primarily magnetite, you can imagine how this can save you time and lost gold once that is removed.
@@placertools3529 thank you , I was looking for a shaker table for the fine gold , but based on your response your gold trap sounds like it can do the Job for a really good price
Wish there was a few buckets ran with this piece. Can't find any links
I just dropped one off with 911Mining. They want to use it with their explorations and should be doing a video with it. Subscribe to their channel and click the notifications to see their revue. Here is a link to their latest video. ca.video.search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?fr=yhs-trp-001&ei=UTF-8&hsimp=yhs-001&hspart=trp&p=911+mining+and+exploration+videos&type=Y97_F13_161931_011919#id=2&vid=d593594d68a3d8ca95cb9c9b012a08e4&action=click
Pardon me for noticing that if you still have to pan concentrates after going thru this separator, it's really not a separator...
If it separates the magnetics from the concentrates, does that not make it a separator???
That is it's primary function. The fact that the gold trap under the first drum catches most of the gold is fortunate for me, but that is a secondary function.
Hm... I'm wondering. Does this machine just remove the magnetic stuff?
Because when the catch basin is full, gold would go over into the water tank, right? Or is the basin agitated so that it could sink in?
It would be interesting to pan some residue in the water tank.
It primarily removes the magnetics. The spillway section under the drums will catch roughly 95% of the gold in the single drop riffle and should hold perhaps 1/4 to 1/2 oz of gold before loosing much into the catch basin. That easily removable spillway section should be rinsed into a separate bucket of water periodically. The material that flows into a catch basin has a lot less heavies now and can be panned, or run through a cleanup sluice easier. If you find that gold is moving from the catch basin into the main water tank, you could experiment with the catch basin size. A smaller, or shallower catch tray may work better at collecting gold if a waterfall condition is achieved, which will keep the gold in the residue moving and settling, while the lighter material will spill over into the main tote/water tank. A surfactant is recommended in order to prevent fine gold from floating. Maybe I will do a video on experimenting with different configurations of catch basins. Make sure that you have subscribed to see future videos.
Interesting Item! Not able to find a price either here or at 911 mining? Are you setting up to manufacture it?
Hi Roger. I have sold a few now. They are on my website www.placertools.com and are $2,150. Canadian. If you are in the US, it works out to $1,800.00 shipping included.
Impressive piece of machinery.
Kindly let me know how much one costs, where to get it and its capacity per hour. 🙏
Hi Bernard. Depending on the material to be processed, you can pull virtually all of the magnetite out of a 20 liter pail in about 15 minutes, or 80 liters per hour. Higher proportions of magnetite might be slower. I am just completing the first batch and they will be posted for sale on my website today for $2,150.00 Canadian funds. These are made in Courtenay, BC. www.placertools.com
Where do go to purchase one of your pans and will u ship to Alaska
www.placertools.com and I ship worldwide.
Great invention 😮
How much would one pay for your product, and is it available in Canada 🇨🇦
Thanks for your kind comment. I make these in Canada and retail them for $2,150. plus tax and shipping. See www.placertools.com
What does it do aside from separating magnetics?
That is the intended function. Prospectors and miners can spend many hours trying to recover gold from concentrates. Once the magnetics are removed the cleanup process is much easier. As a bonus, the gold trap also collects about 95% of the gold. The discarded concentrates can then be run quickly through a cleanup sluice.
@@placertools3529 ok nice. I understand now
hiw much will this run per hour? what's capture rate? how much for it?
Can process up to 40 Liters an hr. It will be slower if you are doing all black sands. Gold capture in the gold trap has been 95% for me on the first run. Gold loss in magnetics - zero. Will be adding a mat in the next video of improved model. Please subscribe. Price $1.800. USD delivery included. $2,150. Canadian plus delivery.
@flowergoldwizards...have u seen this?
The very impressive machine I am very interested in buying one please give the price
The price in Canadian funds is 2,150.00. If you are in the US, it works out at $1800.00 delivered to most places by USPS, including Alaska. Or 1 ounce of gold. (c:}
how much do u charge for this new machine?
Hi Stanley I have a price on it of $2,150. Canadian. It has over $250. in magnets, $300. just for the trough and hopper, many more hundreds for the drive motor, bilge pump, stainless bearings, etc, and many hours for the build, which I do myself. Al (c:}
How much can you sell the whole equipment???
I sell the concentrate separator for $2,150.00 Canadian funds plus shipping and taxes, if any are applicable. I include a gold pan, probe and floating magnet with the price.
Amazing man !! This is awesome. How would it work with hard rock ?
Thanks Zach. Whatever type of mining you are doing, my machine is basically set up for finer material. If you are crushing down to fine material and you are plagued with magnetite or ironstone, it should work as well as in the video. It will also remove large chunks of magnetics, but you may loose gold trapped within those chunks. The 15 pound weight demo in the video should give you an idea of it's lifting power.
@@placertools3529 yes absolutely, was thinking for 30 50 mesh, such a cool idea is it available for purchase in the upcoming future ?
@@zachflower8927 It should work great for you and save so much time. If you haven't seen it, here is a link to the info page. If you have more questions, email me at allan@placertools.com www.placertools.com/concentrate-separator
I don’t get what is the difference from a sluice box
It is a sluice box with a magnetic separator. Aluminum slide won't last very long processing magnetite and garnet with a little gold along for the ride.😢
copier drum ?
Dream on…. No one’s going to run a 10” bottleneck like this on a production plant, I’m shocked you’d even suggest that.
If you were paying attention, in the video I referred to a modified version that could be adapted to commercial units. The drum assemblies can easily be made to fit virtually any size and the 32" trough would not be needed.
How much
Price in Canadian dollars is $2,150. plus shipping and applicable taxes, if any. There is over $200 worth of magnets in the drums totalling 145,000 gauss, if you can relate to that. (c:}
How do i get one?
Thanks for your interest. All info can be seen at www.placertools.com
Thank you, Looks awesome, I will need to save up a bit but i think think i will get the pan now tho!@@placertools3529
Please I need this
Presently sold out, but I am gathering all the parts to build more. Should have some within a week or so. Pricing and info at www.placertools.com
That works but doesn't work
I mean, it works on fine materials from gold mines but doesn't work on rich black sand, gold goes with the black sand yet still can be processed anyway because it has black sand separator that can get the bigger gold while the fine will remain on the concentrator.
Not sure what you are saying, John. The only gold that will get by this machine is gold that is embedded in the magnetite or ironstone. If the pieces are heavy, the magnets will have a harder time picking them up and attaching to the drums. (c:}
Nice build sir .
I have a few observations though.
The basic most important tool for anyone who prospects or mines is the pan. To this day I have yet to see anything replace the pan. There are countless mat configurations and all they do is reduce the amount of concentration you have at the end of the day. Bottom line is how much $ do you wanna spend for that ?
Then you have the $40,000.00 shaker table you still need a pan because that table does not any clean gold. So in my opinion that a huge waste of $ .
So somewhere between expensive mats and a shaker table is your piece of equipment. Your demo did not show any clean gold , not even after you panned it.
Is it possible you can show me (us ) where this product is advantageous for us and where it will make or save us $ in the field ?
After all it it and has been proven there is nothing as of yet that will get 100% of the gold that that was originally on your shovel.
I think you missed the objective of this machine. I designed it to be used in a cleanup room rather than in the field. You have to think of it as a magnetic black sand harvester rather than for collecting gold, which was secondary for me. The high rate of gold capture by the gold trap under the drums turned out to be a bonus. There was a small amount of gold used in the video and none of it showed up in the end testing of the black sands, which was the objective. As an example, my latest customers are using my machine to process large piles of saved black sands, which is normally very time consuming. If they capture 1 ounce of gold from it, my machine is basically paid for. Check out my Best Dammed Gold Pan as tested against a Garrett pan. czcams.com/video/98T3U16Jq9E/video.html&ab_channel=911MINING%28CLIPS%29
Thank you for your response.
As I stated in my first comment nice build.
As a black sand remover I am assuming you mean magnatite , this certainly is a useful tool. Especially if your running materials loaded with magnatite.
@@davevan1928 Thanks Dave. Yes, mainly magnetite, some hematite and ironstone. Some black sands are still heavy but won't be removed, like tin.
I found a way to classify 25 gallons of sand down to 1 gal in minutes. looking for investors USA
I'd like to see a demo how much of investment are you looking for
You going to do a demo?
@@peytonbypoop8712 I don't have access to black sand other than LK Mi and If I did A demo then everyone would know. kind of hard selling something that's a secret, it would cost less than 500 bucks to make it happen. don't really know how to proceed other than get to the gold fields and clean up.
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@@wilgratz9128 9 months were have the time gone. actually, I am in the process of contacting 2 so far of the 15 manufactures before I get a provisional pat and then I can make it public.
I probably have every machine made for gold recovery.. I'm not seeing the useful ness of this
If you spend hours of panning, trying to separate gold from magnetic black sands at cleanup time, you might feel different. Cheers.
Not interested, your gold is way larger than most in the world.
Thanks for your comment, although you missed the point. The primary job of this machine is to remove most of the heavies from your concentrate in order to make your final cleanup a lot easier. The fact that it catches most of the gold in the process is a bonus.
Nice job 👏
Thank you. It was a challenging but rewarding build.
I shared your video to my group Yreka prospecting feel free to join
LOT OF THOUGH AND WORK! I HOPE YOU MAKE A MINT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How much
If you are in the US, it's $1800. USD shipping included. If in Canada, $2150. CAD plus shipping. Or about 1 oz of gold.