I've been asking MBMM to make a mini shaker table based on their main table design. But you sure are a pioneer here. Thanks for the instructional video. Awesome ideas here 👍

I got to tell you I don't see this is any better than a Miller table I think I'm going to invest in their Miller table and what I mean by that is I'm going to build one I'm not going to go to the trouble of making a vibrating table but thank you so much for the video it helped me a lot to decide for my first build where I need to do

lovely. I'm definetly gonna build something like that. Awesome !

Great job Dave, i always like people who just specified the hobby with own inventions and it looks great.....go on with it and i look also forward how you make this grooves....thanks for youre input👍

I just came across you and I am intrigued with this development of yours and want to see more. Thank you. New sub!

I like the way you bring your personality across - Very humble yet capable. You are learning as you go and do not pretend to be better than you are. God Bless you and your family and that continued production of your tapes and ideas becomes an integral part of your Life.

Great work, thanks for putting your ideas out there.

Great setup indeed fam. Keep on having fun getting that au and living the dream fam. Gold Squad Out!!!

Love it. Definitely looking forward to seeing more! 👍

This is the way to go. Good job sir.

That’s pretty slick!

Far out you'd be a cool neighbour or dad to have mate. Good work.

It is incredibly, wow. Congratulations

thanks..looking forward to part two....

@orophilia

2 жыл бұрын

hi John. thanks. part 2 is coming in about 10 days but it’s going to be a bit different from what I originally thought. we’ll see how it turns out together

I would love to see a guided tour of your workshop. Looks very neat and orderly and above all , interesting.

@orophilia

2 жыл бұрын

thank you very much. I will make a video of my workshop. it has two kilns, one for knives and one for ceramics and smelting, both homemade. it has a homemade belt grinder and a bunch of other stuff. a lifetime of projects

@MohammedNovalija

2 жыл бұрын

@@orophilia WOW - boy have you been wasted. Thank Goodness you have chosen to share some of your Life accomplishments up to now. It really would be a shame if you lived out your years quietly So many people would have missed out on some wonderful knowledge.

We had a short conversation .... and we told you ,- how complicated it is in the Mineral Dressing .... But we appreciate the effort you put in to it ... and we are convinced , that you will find a way ...... Here ar some of the parameters ( Berge = all non gold material ) Particle size average ( berge and gold) Particle figure of gold average ( flatt or round etc.) Berge material ,- what they are ... a melange from Haematite ,- Siderid ,- Magentit ,- tin casitterite ,- sulfur compounds ,- etc etc. and of course garnet ,- quarz ,- and and Pre classification to particle size It sounds all labour intensiv ..... > 50 kg Not ,- when you have a device system ( small amound are easy to handle with hands ) But keep in mind ...... not many "gold panner" know ,- what really happens in there pan , with the behavior of certain goldparticle and certain material of "Berge" ... ( There are only few really good panning tutorials to see ) Same with shaker tables ....... there are lot of ...... out there ,- but few professionells ( like Holman and Wilfley in UK ,- or Geminin ,- or ........ ) But for the guys who like to bulid a shaker table ........... it is hard . Let us know ... how you making out ... and if you have detail question..... Oh by the way "Orophila" .... you love the Gold 😉😊 Greetings from the team

@orophilia

Жыл бұрын

Great reply. Thanks so much. When I have new things to share I'll make a video. -- Dave

Good job 👍 I also think how to make a shaking table for very fine gold. I noticed some good idea in your video 👌

Nice work and great recovery! Or is it great work and nice recovery?

New to your channel great job

Very good design and principles. It's been my experience you will never get 100% of the gold. Even in assay they say you lose 1-2%. All the extremely heavies you had at the end are worth saving. If you collect that stuff and save enough of it you can send to a refiner and get the silver/gold out of it and make a few extra $ to help pay for a future project.

@orophilia

Жыл бұрын

Good morning. Yes, that's good advice to save the heavies and perhaps go through them again. Thanks for the comment! -- Dave

Süper video👍🇹🇷

Do IT like panning...wave and tap..wave and tap...gold Will stay behind..that jos i would do it

Nice

Great stuff... very well made videos.. and tables.. Do you have a link to the 12v motor / eccentric parts?

@orophilia

2 жыл бұрын

Howdy! I have a video coming soon with lots of details on the parts and fabrication. I'll make sure that I address your questions. Thanks!

I need one

Is there a part 2 that was released?

@orophilia

Жыл бұрын

Hi Denis, See my latest video called "A Shaking Sluice Box" -- Dave

How do you get all your vibration to the table ? I see no vibration to your stand - Is the stand bolted to the concrete floor ?

@orophilia

2 жыл бұрын

I clamp the motion table to the workbench

I appreciate your out of the box thinking but I didn't understand the chevron idea from the outset. That configuration funnels all the materials together into a narrow area rather than spreading them out over a larger area. As a result it appears to me that the probability of the gold being trapped and carried out with the black sands increases.

@orophilia

2 жыл бұрын

yes you could be right. this was one of many experiments that I’ve been doing with the table and certainly not the best. there’s more to come. thx!

What ever happened to the blue system you made and stated you need to make a bigger unit so you can have a larger feed area to start.

@orophilia

Жыл бұрын

Hi Harry. Yeah, I'm still working on a new design. I hope to build something before the end of the year.

this was a failure if judged by The English Inventor Thomas Moores standard which was the prototype should fail in every conceivable fashion so that all the problems can be recognized immediately ( kudos ) the time to process vs %unrecovered ( is it really a loss ?) material is also a factor ( albeit one that fluctuates with the price of gold , obviously. Again many Thanks ! thoroughly enjoy watching you experiment and getting access to your thought processes with all sincerity

@orophilia

5 ай бұрын

Lovely comment, thanks.

whair did u get your mats for your shaker table

@orophilia

2 жыл бұрын

I buy the neoprene rubber sheets here in Los Angeles from Rubber Sheet Warehouse. Cheers, Dave

Hi. May i know how do u make those grooves?

@orophilia

2 жыл бұрын

Stay tuned. I will make videos showing all the steps. The grooves are made with a trim router and a simple guide

Is that a G-Shock you’re wearing? And if so, what model?

@orophilia

Жыл бұрын

Hi Bogdan. Yes, the Rangeman.

@Bn3Collection

Жыл бұрын

@@orophilia Thank you, sir! I will ask another question to the blue shaker table you put together but on the video about it.

Is it difficult to make your little paper weighing tray ? If not , could you make a new one please - I have found the 24.5g writing confused me in the tapes I have watched so far.

@orophilia

2 жыл бұрын

they are really easy to make!

@MohammedNovalija

2 жыл бұрын

@@orophilia So in future tapes when you say something weighs 0.25 grams , I won't be seeing the tray saying it weighs 2.54 grams - Thank You

@orophilia

2 жыл бұрын

I write the weight of the tray on the bottom in milligrams

@MohammedNovalija

2 жыл бұрын

@@orophilia AHA - that solves my issue - thank you. My scale has a "TARE" button which I use a lot. But I may write my tray weight on my tray as well just the same. I like to pour my gold slowly onto the scale and watch it climb.

Just check out Golden boy shaker table you are so close to perfecting yout table

@orophilia

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, thanks. I'll have a new video soon. -- Dave

@mountainchild9322

Жыл бұрын

@@orophilia Was not comparing just I think your table is better construction and has the potential his DOESNT have

@orophilia

Жыл бұрын

@@mountainchild9322 Thank you very much! -- Dave

the table is for sale?

@orophilia

2 жыл бұрын

I’m sorry, Hector. I don’t make anything for sale

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