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......here's a youtube link that is nearly identical to the method that I use and is similar to what 20xwater describes. What I do different is that I don't swirl, I double-tap and back wash. https://youtu.be/j8NuXBCidTg

Damn! - now anyone can find what was until now, my incognito bonanza hole....

WOW!! - thinking "out side of the box" produces an impressive dry gravity classifier - well done joao casper

X2 on the trench shovel, I've used one for ever....

It's a "U"

RE: the awesome gilt button.. The font is GOTHIC "Old English" style. The last letter is unmistakingly an "R" however it's difficult to be sure about the first letter because of its degraded condition. It seems to lead with what looks like a crescent shape and there are 7 Old English" style...

Okay, here's a video from 2015 showing my Mackirk operating in slow flow situation - I think it speaks for its self.... a bloody good sluice! Next I have another video to upload of the same sluice operating in fast flow in early 2020 pre covid lock down in Victoria. https://youtu.be/9nU-kVKRZpI

I've got some videos that I can upload to youtube, check back in a few days for the links :Y:

They're good aren't they... I've had my early model CITIZEN Eco-Drive PROMASTER wrist watch for 12 years now. They are in my experience an utterly reliable timepiece. Got mine for NZ$246 duty free in Auckland vs A$430 retail at home in Melbourne, Aust. A bloody bargain I reckon..... CITIZEN...

I use 15 litre buckets (never fill them to the brim), and take it from me, you don't want to be lugging buckets of wet or dry gravel up hill, and out of a deep gully on any day over 25C, and then repeating the journey another couple of times to retrieve your sluice, pans, backpack and...

Boonwurrung country

...... I'm at work atm and there is a CHEP pallet loaded with 4 drums beside my work station, and the measured height of each in turn is 88.5cm /89.5cm /87cm / 84cm. They are all 60cm in diameter.

I'd second that if we're talking imperial gallons then it'd be 36 inches. However in today's world the regular currency for fluids is litres and in my daily experience there's no standard drum size, They can be either 210L or 200L, I've seen 205L and 202L. Around 900mm/35.4" is an "average"...

Remembering back to 1981 when news of the huge export beef meat substitution racket broke, where ground roo meat was being mixed in with ground beef destined for the USA and it was very damaging at the time. One day I was traveling home on the train, and as it was pulling away from a station...

Thanks GR 'Tis all the more fascinating now.... cheers Casper

I think we have the answer read on.... "At Mt William (Mafeking) the gold derived from granitic rocks intrusive into the Grampians sandstones and had been concentrated in gravels of Tertiary age over an area of about a square mile, which have yielded over 100,000 worth of gold. The gold was very...

No... and it's not on the list of volcanic craters either - do i get naming rights :)

Ok here ya go ..... PM sent

I've been there, a fascinating place :perfect: