Tools of the Trade and Why?

PioneerPauly

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Mar 28, 2010
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Fisher Goldbug II
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Hey everybody thank you for coming in,

I am getting ready to restart my crevicing/sniping tool kit and I just wanted to get some ideas in here to help influence what I purchase or make next.

I want to see what some of you have in your arsenal and maybe we could all see some cool creations and benefit from it.

Anyways heres some of my small hand tools,

Thanks!:icon_thumright:

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RTR

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Nov 21, 2017
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Smith Mt. Lake Va.
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Teknetics Liberator
Falcon MD-20
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Blue Bowl
Angus MacKirk sluice
Miller Table
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Bring along a Pry or crowbar:)
 

RTR

Gold Member
Nov 21, 2017
8,180
32,469
Smith Mt. Lake Va.
Detector(s) used
Teknetics Liberator
Falcon MD-20
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Blue Bowl
Angus MacKirk sluice
Miller Table
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
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And a gold sucker,for crevices a few inches under water work well
 

Goldwasher

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May 26, 2009
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SDC2300, Gold Bug 2 Burlap, fish oil, .35 gallons of water per minute.
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+ on the 5in1 tool

Switch from a wire brush to nylon if you are detecting your cracks later the little wires that fall off will drive you crazy
 

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PioneerPauly

PioneerPauly

Jr. Member
Mar 28, 2010
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Fisher Goldbug II
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I got the 'mother sucker' hand dredge and I swear by it - it has a leather gasket that expands in the water which works nice. A dredge would be nicer though :p
 

bug

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Blue handle Estwing rock hammer and chisel are a must have
 

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