I watched you're other video on how you made this also. Awesome job and video thanks for the knowledge 🤔🖒

That, my friend, is an impressive bit of kit. Great explanation how it all works too. Thanks for sharing. Atb Dave

Absolutely brilliant, you explained it well. Suits me

Its called an auxiliary flow or infinity jet. But good job with the pvc version. Needs a hose to be able to tell how powerful it is with that pump... I'd use it as a nugget trap with a trigger for sniping.

This is so great, thanks mate!

awesome bro ..will try and copy if that's ok just have to try and work out your jet system in the middle, good idea but will have to muck around a bit. Thanks again..

I made one easier all I did was took a 2 x 2 x 1 1/2 y pipe piece like you have and used a 2 x 1 1/2 down size end cap and rimed out the center to fit a 12 inch long 1 1/2 pipe inside it and glued it and left it stick out of the end about 3 inch and ran the pump hose on top and used a 6 inch long 2 inch pipe and 2 x 1 1/2 cap on the other end and a 4 inch long 1 1/2 piece on the other end it works like yours thank you for the input on your Idea it help me out on making my 12 volt dredge

I'm must be daft, any chance of a tutorial? You explained it well, I just can't wrap my head around the inner tube/holes/depth. Thanks regardless, got me pointed in the right direction!

Awesome!

I guess I should break this down into its separate parts and explain the parts I used and how they work... I'll make another video soon

If you install a venturi passed the inlet, you will increase the suction.

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I think I have figured it out. There are 2 pipes going into the centre plumbing 2 into 1 part. The one on the left is 40mm and only goes into the as far as it will go before hitting the stopper. The right one is 32mm.The 32mm pipe extends right through the 2 into 1 part and into the start of the 40mm pipe but only just. It looks to be a snug fit so he has cut notchs in the end to create the jets. The bilge pump pumps water into the 2 into 1 part and the only place it can go is through the notches into the 40mm pipe creating a venturi which is why when it is running the pump doesnt blow water out of the pickup pipe. Very clever design and I will be having a go at this. Have you put a hose on the end of the 40mm pipe to transport the gravel to a bucket or sluice and did you lose and power doing this? I have a 3500 gph pump just waiting to be used. Thank you KiltedJock1.

what make of equal t did you use???

can you give a part break down

Looks like that thing could drop a walker dave.

Very cool. Could you please descrieb how the middle section of the dredge is called and where you have bought it (perhaps with article number)?

@ericwalker606

10 жыл бұрын

have you worked out how the mtddle section is built. I would appreciate ant help.

Hi, would this work with a 1500 gpm 12v pump ?

@alaspooryorick9946

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. I made one with an 1100 gallon pump and it works marvelously. Check out his other video for more detail, super simple.

Can you do a how to make it video

Hi.... Can you sent me step by step detail on how to make this dredge... interesting dredge.

@KiltedJock1

Жыл бұрын

Check my other video

We call it the goldsnare

Very cool. From my research, what you built is a electric infinity jet (google it). I'd like to see the details of how you built it.

where did you buy the 40mm to 32mm tee or did you use a convertor

@KiltedJock1

8 жыл бұрын

I got it all from a local plumb store

@leemaddison4049

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah ive made one similer but couldnt find 42mm to 32mm tee so had to use a converter

How long can it run on one charge?

@KiltedJock1

7 жыл бұрын

Edward Delgado a good few hours, but that depends on battery size

Good for you, have you tried in in real creek with gravel? Get any gold?

@KiltedJock1

6 жыл бұрын

Dana Allen yup cleared out a few crevases with it after 95% of the top material was taken out with a conventional henderson pump

@danaallen1796

6 жыл бұрын

Good for you!

@darptheinvestor6215

6 жыл бұрын

Kilted, I have also done some bathtub experiments at 2" intake. It is challenging. We can pull up a 1/4" SS bolt but have to get to within 1/4" of it. On 1100gpm bilge pumps got 2, one was 2.5 amps other 7 amps, although both rated at 3 amp, The 7 amp much more powerful and cheaper. What is the name brand on yours? Have you ever put it on an amp meter? If so what did it register? If you find a better pump please post about it, so for for the buck these 1100gph seem the bets we have found. Thanks for video.

how much to make me one and ship it to me???

Please can I pay you to make and send one too Cornwall I have the pumps

ive made exactly same and not work if you use longer drain pipe and when the pipe is not full covered with water

@KiltedJock1

7 жыл бұрын

so yes that's correct it is to be fully submerged for the infinity jet principle to work that's very obvious.. due to the small electric pump it doesn't have the pressure of a petrol engine....however if you keep the rear pipe short and use it to clean small crevices under water it works like a dream

if I get my son to help me make video ill show you how to make one

Nice

4:50 suck starts here

your suction problem is if you install Hose its not gonna work lol ! that's why you are not trying that !

I built the exact same pump going from ur video and it doesn't work

@KiltedJock1

7 жыл бұрын

hmm.... is the smaller pipe inside the larger one and in the center?

@duncancurrie9774

7 жыл бұрын

Yeh it is inside and central by heating the notches and spreading them to touch the outer tube

@KiltedJock1

7 жыл бұрын

right ok and do you have jets touching in the center if you submerge the pump only? where about is the small pipe touching is it just past or in line with the end of the tee section? and how much clearance do you have? send me pics of the inside to david_mcnutt@hotmail.co.uk

@KiltedJock1

7 жыл бұрын

right I've made another video let me upload it and I've explained how it works

sent u a email

Can anyone translate this into English? Thanks

@KiltedJock1

8 жыл бұрын

really?..

@davejohns4738

8 жыл бұрын

Nah mate just kidding. LOL