Welcome guest, is this your first visit?
Member
Discoveries
 
Page 4 of 5 FirstFirst ... 2 3 4 5 LastLast
Results 61 to 80 of 91
Like Tree36Likes

Thread: The Ultimate Home-Built Thread

« Prev Thread | Next Thread »
  1. #61
    us
    ScubaGecko

    Jun 2004
    Beaufort, SC
    Garrett Sea Hunter Mk II
    1,902
    6 times
    Here is a Fluid Bed Highbanker I built.

    The Ultimate Home-Built Thread-imag0090.jpg

  2. # ADS
    Ads

    TreasureNet.com is the premier Treasure Hunting Forum on the internet. Registered Users do not see these ads. Please Register - It's Free!

  3. #62
    us
    Jan 2008
    Villa Rica georgia
    gold bug pro,garret,whites,tesoro,bounty-hunter,,.....
    1,787
    39 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    good, ya'll keep em coming !
    no matter where you go,there you are!

  4. #63
    us
    I can dig it! "WP"

    Mar 2007
    Bounty Hunter's, Whites TM 808, Whites GMT, L-rods
    3,765
    557 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    Here is my "Bucket Chariot" or "Tote a Bucket"
    Built it out of scrap materials left over from other projects.


    The Ultimate Home-Built Thread-chariot1.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-chariot2.jpg
    Last edited by Goodyguy; May 17, 2012 at 05:48 PM.
    ~Diggin The Adventure~

  5. #64
    us
    Jan 2008
    Villa Rica georgia
    gold bug pro,garret,whites,tesoro,bounty-hunter,,.....
    1,787
    39 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    a lot better than carrying it .
    no matter where you go,there you are!

  6. #65
    us
    Apr 2010
    fla
    63
    4 times
    How many garages have you filled up this year. Another quality project completed. Looks great and I especially like the long handle should make for easy maneuvering.

  7. #66
    us
    Endeaver to perservere

    Mar 2008
    Aloha, Orygun
    wishing stick
    1,370
    20 times
    Searching
    Is that OSHA/DOT approved?
    LOL
    Nothing stated may be true as far as we know
    Seek professional advice. Some items are limited
    Not available in all states. Illigitimi non carborundum. Carpe oro.

  8. #67

    Apr 2012
    32
    4 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    Quote Originally Posted by Sierra Sam View Post
    Hi Sam, What do you call that nice looking Build? a Wash-banker ?! kidding , I like this thing. Would you share any more info about it, any chance of plans , dimensions or parts list ?

    Thanks you very much.

  9. #68
    us
    Feb 2010
    144
    52 times
    Quote Originally Posted by Gelmac View Post
    Hi Sam, What do you call that nice looking Build? a Wash-banker ?! kidding , I like this thing. Would you share any more info about it, any chance of plans , dimensions or parts list ?

    Thanks you very much.
    Sam's not around any more... The highway dept finally figured out where all there signs went... Just kidding

  10. #69
    us
    I can dig it! "WP"

    Mar 2007
    Bounty Hunter's, Whites TM 808, Whites GMT, L-rods
    3,765
    557 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    Quote Originally Posted by Vance in AK View Post
    Sam's not around any more... The highway dept finally figured out where all there signs went... Just kidding

    Vance,
    ~Diggin The Adventure~

  11. #70

    Apr 2012
    32
    4 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    Quote Originally Posted by Vance in AK View Post
    Sam's not around any more... The highway dept finally figured out where all there signs went... Just kidding
    I know , but hoped some one would figure a way around this and post any ideas or concepts about Sam's unit. Vance that is Funny, just noticed those signs , I think I was blinded by the shiny glory of this highbanker , LOL

  12. #71
    us
    Oct 2012
    Southern California
    A cheap little Bounty Hunter
    378
    199 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    Building can be as fun as finding the gold, and when you find the gold with what you built then it get even more fun.
    Here are some of my fun builds.

    The Ultimate Home-Built Thread-perferated-flair-4.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-photo-6-.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-photo-3-.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-rock-guard-offset.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-dredge-1.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-hfhighbanker1-08-03.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-1018121809_0001.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-wheelpumpprofile.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-waterwheelaction2.jpg
    Right now I'm building a Mud settling Re-circulation system to use out in the desert, after drywashing, on the tailings.
    I brought a few buckets of desert dirt to work with.
    I found some fine flour gold in the tailings.
    I need to run the dirt several times a remove the sediment.
    The goal is to reuse the water and clear out the sediments.
    I always appreciate any Ideas.
    Jeff95531 likes this.
    In all the advancing we can do to improve this world, the sharing of knowledge and wisdom is the most important.
    We stand on the shoulders of giants.
    I am so glad I joined this Message board.
    If I post anything that inspires anyone to do better mining then me, I did my part.
    And If anyone inspires me to try something new, or better, I thank them now.

  13. #72
    us
    Keith

    Feb 2013
    Glendale
    Gold Bug
    162
    63 times
    Prospecting
    Here is my first recirculating sluice build. I made it 6 feet long, 10 inches wide. It has a removable Hungarian riffle section with miner's moss, expanded metal, and v mat ribbing. 1350 GPH AC pump. I sold it to finance my drywasher. Terry may actually run across is, as I sold it to a guy that belongs to his club. Sad to see it go. My first build/baby.The Ultimate Home-Built Thread-100_5116.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-100_5117.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-100_5120.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-100_5114.jpg
    I wish common sense was like the flu. Then, everyone would catch it......

  14. #73
    Charter Member
    us
    Jan 2013
    Yuma, Az
    Gold Bug II
    130
    84 times
    Prospecting
    I like you PVC stand Aurabbit79er, thats smart thinking and budget friendly!

    Looks good!

    Chris
    Chris Robertson
    Fabrication Specialists
    www.fabspecialists.com
    Fabrication Specialists on Facebook

    Jobe Authorized Dealer
    Proline Mining Authorized Dealer
    Briggs & Stratton Authorized Dealer

    "The bitterness of poor quality is remembered long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten"

  15. #74
    us
    I can dig it! "WP"

    Mar 2007
    Bounty Hunter's, Whites TM 808, Whites GMT, L-rods
    3,765
    557 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    Quote Originally Posted by Aurabbit79er View Post
    Building can be as fun as finding the gold, and when you find the gold with what you built then it get even more fun.
    Here are some of my fun builds.

    Click image for larger version. 

Name:	WheelpumpProfile.jpg 
Views:	57 
Size:	22.4 KB 
ID:	763598Click image for larger version. 

Name:	Waterwheelaction2.jpg 
Views:	57 
Size:	41.7 KB 
ID:	763599
    Is that a water powered pump for a dredge?

    Very cool
    ~Diggin The Adventure~

  16. #75
    us
    Pannin' Fer Gold!! WolfPack="WP"

    Feb 2011
    Greenwood, SC
    Garrett GTA 500 (need a new/better one)
    223
    153 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    Here are a few pictures of my last 2 builds from this winter. A highbanker that was built out of a worn out spreader, and stainless steel sluice...I picked the stainless steel up at a scrap yard for a $1.00 a lb. My peice was 10 feet x 9 inches and I have about $25.00 in it. I used 6 feet for the highbanker and have another 4 feet for a future build. I built it to pull behind my 4 wheeler.
    The Ultimate Home-Built Thread-img_20130211_123854.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-img_20130211_123825.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-img_20130211_123737.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-img_20130211_123808.jpg
    Here are a couple of pictures of a Millers Table that I built out of 1inch slate.. I believe(old age)haha it is 14 3/4inches wide x 36 inches long, but it works!!
    The Ultimate Home-Built Thread-img_20130107_105844.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-img_20130107_105829.jpg
    Goodyguy and Jeff95531 like this.
    GODS, GUNS & GUTS made this COUNTRY FREE...I'll KEEP all THREE you can have the CHANGE!!!!!!!!!!

  17. #76
    us
    Oct 2012
    Southern California
    A cheap little Bounty Hunter
    378
    199 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    Quote Originally Posted by Goodyguy View Post
    Is that a water powered pump for a dredge?

    Very cool
    It ran my highbanker for one day, then the coupler on the pump broke off the drive sprocket.
    The Ultimate Home-Built Thread-flumeanwheel1.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-flume2.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-flumeanscully.jpg
    It was a fun build but needed higher ratio.
    Had to throw my Last great dog in there.
    She love to go gold mining.
    This had 40:1. It needed 100:1 to get up to 1000gph., even more would have been even better.
    I was hoping to run a dredge with it but I decided a floating waterwheel would work in variable areas without the need to build a dam or use a flume.
    Better to have the waterwheel run a generator and power an electric pump.
    I haven't built that, Yet!
    Goodyguy and Sackett like this.
    In all the advancing we can do to improve this world, the sharing of knowledge and wisdom is the most important.
    We stand on the shoulders of giants.
    I am so glad I joined this Message board.
    If I post anything that inspires anyone to do better mining then me, I did my part.
    And If anyone inspires me to try something new, or better, I thank them now.

  18. #77
    us
    Oct 2012
    Southern California
    A cheap little Bounty Hunter
    378
    199 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    Latest Build for the desert. Clay settling washplant.
    The Ultimate Home-Built Thread-desert-washplant-1.0.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-desert-washplant-1.1.jpg
    Goodyguy likes this.
    In all the advancing we can do to improve this world, the sharing of knowledge and wisdom is the most important.
    We stand on the shoulders of giants.
    I am so glad I joined this Message board.
    If I post anything that inspires anyone to do better mining then me, I did my part.
    And If anyone inspires me to try something new, or better, I thank them now.

  19. #78

    Jul 2012
    nc Ohio
    Tesoro Lobo
    683
    331 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    The Ultimate Home-Built Thread-100_0656.jpgThe Ultimate Home-Built Thread-100_0257.jpg

    Not the prettiest set up, but seems to work ok.
    Goodyguy and Aurabbit79er like this.
    Two rules in life: Don't sweat the small stuff.

    It's all small stuff.

  20. #79
    us
    Prepper

    Feb 2013
    Idaho
    Rock Nose and sniffer belly
    244
    93 times
    Prospecting
    This winters Project. ALL done now and getting me gold. I have never been panning even before this.

    Gold sluicebox progression - YouTube
    Goodyguy likes this.
    I build my own Cuz yours isn't good enough

  21. #80
    us
    Feb 2013
    West Richland, Washington
    Whites classic III
    75
    10 times
    Here is my portable miller table I built. It is 10" X 42". Also building one that is 10' X 12".
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails The Ultimate Home-Built Thread-forumrunner_20130325_113643.png   The Ultimate Home-Built Thread-forumrunner_20130325_113717.png   The Ultimate Home-Built Thread-forumrunner_20130325_113757.png  
    Last edited by flopper; Mar 25, 2013 at 02:12 PM.

 

 
Page 4 of 5 FirstFirst ... 2 3 4 5 LastLast

Sponsors

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •  

Search tags for this page

foldable sluice box

,

gold sluice angle

,

home built

,

homemade gold suction pump

,

homemade gold trommel

,

homemade hand dredge

,
homemade hopper box for gold
,

keene 10 sluice.

,

recirculating trommel

,

sluice hand dredge attachment

Click on a term to search for related topics.
Powered by vBadvanced CMPS v4.1.3