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aussie ingenuity right there :)

for sure thats why i recommend a synthetic blend, I've seen this cloth type used on the back of photos to preserve them it seems to last a long time. plus i liked this colour it reminded me of the tattered eureka flag :)

yeah i dont have photos of the 10, most of them ended up in the bags or rags in my mrs sowing box. that blue cloth was the best, before that i used the more similar cloth which did sag and had to be pulled from the hiding i gave it this blue cloth is rock solid its what i would use again

hey Waz here's the photos i promised, this material has been sitting outside in the rain and heat behind my shed in QLD for two years and the fabric is still nice and tight, that what i found is important in a fabric you don't want it sagging and getting clumpy when it gets wet, this way you can...

Mate i dug a set pf mine from put behind the shed ill post a photo for you when im in the office and can resize it

haha they aren't versed in gold recovery hey? in all seriousness theres no one brand what i found was important was that it was firm like a canvas but not so closed. a 50%/50% blend of synthetic worked work i must have tried 10 different cloths from spotlight and the one i settled on was almost...

anything open weave with a synthetic blend should do. you need to test the stretch strength to see if it would be suitable

Great thread. I had a play with one last friday for a bit in the workshop and am waiting for mine to show up. Hope just like the gm was this new addition will be a great low cost wet to dry relic chaser. Great info thanks for sharing your numbers Danny13

very nice mate keep her going

hey mate fair enough, making ones own equipment is certainly the cheaper path and there's no pressure to buy anything but isn't it great that you cna buy something that's made ready off the shelf. yes i agree with recirculating water, i use a reverse riffle to pull junk down and if using...

well done mate thats awesome

bugger!!

no offence taken mate, please help me understand your thinking. what are you comparing it to? I'm very open to discussing these things and eager to hear your logic as very few people actually have any idea on how much it costs to run a business and manufacture and support a range of over 125...

no doubt.. friggin 34 in the warehouse up here right now its a hot one

i got the Nokta Pointer pin-point probe last year it has a few different sleeves for digging etc o the end and it never interfered with my detector. i only use it for relic coin chasing, when it comes to gold i would rather use the coil its too slow alternating between coil and pin when digging...

I Thought i might share a photo from one of my customers whose using the 777mini crusher with my little 6 inch mini clean-up system. In the above sample the ore is so rich the gold is fiercely competing with heavy sulphides but on a 100kg sample we were ablt ot hold down 8.5 ounces in this...

Tooloom has been a good producer for many detectorist, I know of a few 3+ ouncers coming out of that area good luck with your sampling 20x :Y:

awesome Ivan bet the kids had a ball

no worries mate

hey mate if your just starting out i would run in enhance soil timing, stability around 8 and gain 12 or to suit the ground. swing speed slow, search mode deep and swing slow. theres alot of settings published online that can help you out but you really want to get started with understanding...