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The three sizes of Gold Digger Picks are all available, all prices now include postage Australia wide.

Small size Gold Digger Pick $135

Medium size Gold Digger Pick $150

Large size Gold Digger Pick $165

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Small Size Pick
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Medium Size Pick
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cheers dave
PM me for more details.
 
I swear by these picks and not blowing smoke up Daves bum but by far the best pick of the dozens I've owned and better than the original Malleeboy pick which were brilliant.
Every Malleeboy pick I've owned the tip eventually snapped off.
 
madtuna said:
I swear by these picks and not blowing smoke up Daves bum but by far the best pick of the dozens I've owned and better than the original Malleeboy pick which were brilliant.
Every Malleeboy pick I've owned the tip eventually snapped off.
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But don't let your handfisted mate use your pick because you just know that he'll break your handle. :lol: :lol: :lol: Good for digging up gold but not strong enough to move earthmoving tyres.

Cheers

Doug
 
Rockhunter62 said:
madtuna said:
I swear by these picks and not blowing smoke up Daves bum but by far the best pick of the dozens I've owned and better than the original Malleeboy pick which were brilliant.
Every Malleeboy pick I've owned the tip eventually snapped off.
Click to expand...

But don't let your handfisted mate use your pick because you just know that he'll break your handle. :lol: :lol: :lol: Good for digging up gold but not strong enough to move earthmoving tyres.

Cheers

Doug
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HA! I forgot about that...lucky I always buy spare handles. I still have that one as a spare, albeit 3 inches shorter. :Y:
 
madtuna said:
I swear by these picks and not blowing smoke up Daves bum but by far the best pick of the dozens I've owned and better than the original Malleeboy pick which were brilliant.
Every Malleeboy pick I've owned the tip eventually snapped off.
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G'day Steve

Yes even though the design is the same, look and balance etc, I am using a bit different method during manufacture, and as far as I know none have had the tips snap off.

cheers dave
 
Dingodog1 said:
Davsgold
I'm new to this how do I PM you
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Ok, I will PM you, it might work this way, you should be able to see and read mine.

cheers dave

PS: the PM didn't work so I have replied to you email under your name. Hope that works.
 
i got one of old man rons steel spring picks
pretty good but way too big for metal detecting
so i chopped the handle down 6 inches and narrowed the head by 1 inch and now its great!
 
OrangeNugget said:
i got one of old man rons steel spring picks
pretty good but way too big for metal detecting
so i chopped the handle down 6 inches and narrowed the head by 1 inch and now its great!
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And you added this to a thread about Dave's picks because?
 
madtuna said:
OrangeNugget said:
i got one of old man rons steel spring picks
pretty good but way too big for metal detecting
so i chopped the handle down 6 inches and narrowed the head by 1 inch and now its great!
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And you added this to a thread about Dave's picks because?
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Hey Steve at least you and I and lots of others know a good pick and one that don't need chopping down and narrowing to make it great.

The Gold Digger Picks are great straight away. :perfect: :pickshovel:

cheers dave
 
Maybe becoming a site sponsor will get you more people to support your products?
 
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Hey Dave,

Just read that the other fellow on this forum no longer makes his picks..
Maybe you should put up a reminder for your Gold Digger Picks..
 
davsgold said:
Gold Digger Picks have now been added to the website.

All products, coils and picks can be purchased online through the secure online store.

cheers dave
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Hey Dave

Are you still making them?

Cheers Jules
 

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