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Gold Mining On A Budget? 3 Pieces Of Equipment You Need! - YouTube
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hey guys my name is Jason with Mount Baker Mining and Metals and with the way
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the economy is going and the price of
gold spiking I wanted to demonstrate
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three different pieces of equipment
today for you with a sample of gold ore
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that we got from a customer and this
these three pieces of equipment are kind
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of specially designed for miners who
maybe are on a budget or don't have
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the size of operation that needs our 1
ton per hour turnkey system and so we're
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going to start here with the 6 by 10 jaw
crusher run by a gasoline motor then
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we're going to take the sample over to
our 16 by 12 hammer mill and run it down
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onto our 4 bite shaker table to recover
the gold
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all right so now we've got our buckets
of material we crushed with the jaw crusher
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we've brought them over to our other
equipment this is a 16 inch by 12 inch
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hammer mill and with 0.8 millimeter
screen it's going to grind our material
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up to 70% passing a 30 mesh screen and
about 50% passing a 50 mesh screen that
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will liberate the gold in our in our ore
we'll run it wet so a slurry is made that
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runs down onto our shaker table and then
the gold and the heavy minerals are
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going to come across the shaker table
under the water bar where they'll come
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down into the number 1 and number 2 ports
the sulfides are going to come down into
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the number 3 or middlings port and then
the tailings are going to flow down into
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the number 4 port and those would go to
your your waste or your tailings pond
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and so with these three pieces of
equipment the jaw crusher and then the
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hammer mill and shaker table you can
take run of mine or dump piles waste
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piles and process them and get the gold
out easily and by hand
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because I'm taking our number one and
number two off the shaker table and I'm
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just gonna pan these down real quick and
we'll see there's kind of the amount of
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material we have a little bit of quartz
on top but I'll pan this down and we'll
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see about any gold we got in the pan
from those two buckets okay so I've got
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our stuff pan down to a little bit you
know maybe less than a quarter cup and
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I'm just going to kind of shake it out
fan it out and there's our nice little
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gold line in the pan okay and so there
you go a three simple to operate easy
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pieces of machinery you can take buckets
of material and turn them into gold in
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no time
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here's our concentrates and seeing them
in the pan and seeing that line of gold
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in the pan is great but what we really
want is we want a little gold bead that
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we can end up selling and so I'm gonna
work on getting these smelted down and
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getting the gold bead so we've taken our
stuff we're drying it out over our
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furnace that we're gonna use for
smelting you're gonna get this all dried
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up we're gonna mix it with some flux
smelt it add some collector metal pour it
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into our cone mold and then get our
collector metal with our gold in it and
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then we're gonna cupel it and end up
with a gold bead so we'll get this stuff
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dry it out and move on to the next step
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we got our crucible in there there's our
iron rods there was 500 grams of
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material I used 500 grams of anhydrous
borax 500 grams of lye and 250 grams of
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silica
we'll get that all smelted down and get
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our collector metal out of there and get
it cupelled and I've got a ton of
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videos on smelting of showing the
process so you can check those out on
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our Channel
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get that respirator off
there's our pour... poured pretty nice, slag
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was a little bit thicker than I would
have liked I think there's a little bit
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of silica in the material so it may have
thickened it up a little bit but it
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looks nice and glassy from the stuff
that ran over there and even if I get a
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little bit running over all the lead and
the gold is so dense that it just goes
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right down to the bottom of cone mold
none of it flows out into the slag that
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runs over the edge so we're pretty safe
there but well let that get cooled down
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and take a look at our collector metal
button at the bottom
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alright there's all our slag from here
down I'm sitting right on top there is a
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pretty little lead button
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and there's a there's our lead metal and
that's separated really nice from the
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slag alright now next step is to take
that put it in a little cupel and get
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all that led out of there
there's a little lead button and it's
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just about as beautiful as can be
there's it separates awesome from the
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slag
there's no matte, I weighed it before I
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used 54 grams of lead and I just weighed
it again it weighs 55 and a little bit
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more so we recovered all our lead plus a
little bit extra so that's just about as
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perfect to smelt as you can you can ask
for and here's a little cupel the the
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lead is going to oxidize in our electric
furnace the oxides are going to get
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absorbed by this magnesia cupel and
once the reaction finishes all the
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lead will be gone and we'll be left with a
little tiny precious metal button in the
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bottom of this cupel
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and here's our little precious metal
bead it covered that that's actually a
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pretty big bead for just those two
buckets that were three-quarters full of
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probably only 75 or 80 pounds there
and we got that pretty good sized bead
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so let's get it weighed and see what we
got
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so there you go 0.99 grams
out of our two buckets there and so you
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can see how easy it is to run material
through the system, smelt it, cupel it, and
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get some gold okay so I wanted to talk a
little bit about the spare parts for all
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the machines we carry all the spare
parts in stock and I wanted to walk you
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through the different sets so these are
spare jaws for the jaw crusher spare
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jaw plates and you have the stationary
jaw and the swing jaw here and they're
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very easy to replace it's just a couple
bolts to pull them out and replace them
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and also these jaw plates wear pretty
much from the bottom half and so as they
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wear you can actually remove them flip
them over and get a whole new set of
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life out of them so they have two wear
services you can flip this is one of our
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screens for our 16 by 12 hammer mills
and these are laser-cut slots here this
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particular screen is a 1.2
millimeter slot and so for a typical
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quartz ore you get 70% of your material
passing a 20 mesh screen when run
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through this screen here and then
also we have a smaller screen a 0.8
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millimeter and with that screen it's
typically about 70 percent passing a
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30 mesh screen this is also one of the
hammers we use in both of our 16 by 12
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and 24 by 16 hammer Mills this is a high
chrome hammer and the chrome allows for
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a much harder surface and better wear
surface and in the 16 by 12 we use 20 of
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these hammers and then the 24 by 16 we
use 24 hammers so now let's go take a
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look at our shaker tables so these are
our two different size tables this is
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the 4 by 8 which you saw run the material
and it's a one ton per hour table we
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also make and sell these five foot by 12
foot tables here that are 2 ton per hour
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tables that we use in our two ton per hour
turnkey systems so with the 3 pieces of
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equipment that you saw in the video
today really designed for a miner and a
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budget there are three distinct
advantages the first is by bulk sampling
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or small scale processing on-site you
get a lot of the information that you
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need to go for the next step but you
don't have to pay thousands and
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thousands of dollars on assays to do so
the second one is through your sampling
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or bulk processing you actually recover
the gold that's produced and you can
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take that cash and invest it back into
the business and the third one is the
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equipment it's really like building
blocks so you've purchased the three
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core components of a turnkey system and
if you prove up your site and you want
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to expand in your milling production you
really just need to buy the equipment to
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automate the system so it's hoppers and
conveyors so the last thing I wanted to
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teach you guys with is we have a
smaller system that we're developing
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that you can actually take the ore from
your site put it in and get gold out the
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bottom but it's all run with gasoline
engines and this consists of a 16 by 12
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hammer mill and a sluice that you can
put in the back of a pickup truck
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literally drive it to your site and be
processing the same day so I hope you
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guys enjoyed the video if you have any
questions or comments please let us know
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all of which is in our description below
so thanks for watching and we'll see on
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the next one
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