Mini
Sluice
For Fine Gold Recovery
A
simple, low buck set-up for seperating fine gold
from concentrates or screened
paydirt.
Breaks down into easily stacked and stowed components. Many items used
here can be
found in dumpsters or at construction sites.
Needed:
Ribbed black matting or similar; usually sold in three foot widths.
Rain gutter; two to three feet in length, fitted with ribbed black
matting.
Endcap for the gutter; with slot or hole to accept hose from pump.
Hint: The ends caps on plastic gutter install much easier with soapy
water.
Submersible 100-200 gallon per hour pond pump or
similar.
A Beckett 120 volt submersible pump @130 gph maximum
volume was used on this setup as shown. (www.888beckett.com)
To protect pump; a coffee can or similar to catch the sediments.
Plastic hose or similar; size as needed for pump, length: five feet. To
even
out the water flow a diverter plate can be installed at the top of the
sluice.
Plastic buckets; one for pump etc and one for supporting the sluice.
Power supply; 12 volt or 120 volt with GFI (ground fault interrupt).
2"x6", 1"x2" and 1/4"doweling or similar cut to size to support sluice.
Water of course, with a few drops of dish soap
added to keep small flakes
of gold from floating.
Have fun and find gold!
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