Hardrock Mining, Milling, & Gold Recovery
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2023-06-25に共有
Prepare to be captivated as we delve into the depths of underground mining, witness sample panning in a hardrock mine, and observe the processes of mucking, hauling, and milling the ore. This video truly has it all!
In this final segment, Jason takes the remaining sample of ore and puts it through the MBMMLLC equipment, including a jaw crusher, hammer mill, and shaker table. The goal? To determine the recovery rate and unveil the amount of gold reclaimed.
Anticipation builds as the comparison between MineOperator's mill and MBMMLLC's equipment intensifies. How much gold will be recovered? Will the results exceed expectations? The answers lie in the final moments of this riveting video.
Join us until the end as we reveal the recovery results and uncover the secrets behind the gold processing techniques employed. Witness the culmination of expertise, innovation, and collaboration as we push the boundaries of gold recovery.
Get ready to be informed, inspired, and amazed by the remarkable synergy between MineOperator, Dan Hurd Prospecting, and MBMMLLC. This is an educational journey you won't want to miss!
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コメント (21)
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46:17 to skip over the old video and get to the few minutes of new content 😂
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Amazing finale Jason!!! The mineoperator team had an incredible time mining and exploring with you and Dan Hurd. More adventures to come!
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Love how you replay the original video, so we can refresh our memories before you do the smelting and finish the project.
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what you guys did for those kids is priceless thank you . the heavy hitters have there back. great job
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Too much water volume on shaker table for fine gold?
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They have a really nice operation, and like how economically minded the set up for recovery is done. Judging from the dust layer on the sofa and stuff, it doesn't look like they take many breaks. They definitely could use some tweaking on the equipment. 😂 Thanks Jason... 👍🏻
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Thank you for getting the buckets under the jaw crusher. I feel better now. LOL. Love your work Jason.
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I love your work but I’m gonna be a little critical. I’ve watched all of your excursion gathering videos, even the ones with Dan, reluctantly, and would really like to watch your new videos without all the replay. Link to your old vids for those who didn’t see them. Thanks Jason 🙏
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@58:25 "... for a 100 pounds it´s not gigantic but..." looking at that 0.25g minuscule gold bead, I assume that you are always a very optimistic person !
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Great video Jason!
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That baffle system water recovery is awesome.
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That old jaw crusher sounds like it’s working on rice crispies. Those open flywheels are scary
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ALL THAT FOR 3 GRAMS ? id rather buy paydirt lol. Thanks for Bringing these videos to us 😊
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If you put a piece of cardboard under the crucible it should help keep it from sticking to the firebrick
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I remember watching the original video, fun stuff. Thumbs up
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Always a good day when Jason drops a video! 🎉
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Thanks Jason, I just got a new 32" 4K monitor, so it's the closest thing to being there with you. I'm sorry I never had a chance to meet you, I'm only 10 minutes away from your Bellingham operation, but after seeing how hard you work at all your endeavors, you don't need any PIA 'S bugging you:) Cheers, Rik Spector
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Did some bronze casting in the past using a #10 crucible and when pouring out the molten charge it took complete inversion and a minute or two to allow all the contents to drain out. That was bronze and hope gold pours out more readily otherwise you may be accumulating some metal in the rough interior surface. Just a thought.
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Another great video. Thanks Jason!
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You ought to put these guys onto your mine from yesterday's video.....they'd prolly not only leap at 17oz/t ore, but, they'd also quickly figure out how to do it safely too I'm sure
