What keene sluice is this?

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425jesse

425jesse

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4" Dalke Original Compact Dredge, 36" BGT Prospector, 30" BGT Sniper, D&D/Brawn Super Concentrator and Highbanker top, Brawn/D&D finishing table, pans and more!
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Do you use it to process you materials at home? I built a miller table/cleaning sluice that works ok, but would like to dial in this 52 that my buddy gave me to recirc take home materials in bad weather. All this stuff has been classified to -30 before I finish it. Kinda slow in a pan and my table is not perfect, needs some patience and tuning.
 

tweeta_bear

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yes thats what i have it set up for... on nice days ill go up and get 2 or 3 buckets of 1/4 classified material and bring home to do in the garage with heat, radio and beer.
 

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Prospecting
I love the way you think. I have buckets at home for the exact same reason. :)
 

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With a nice ball valve you can adjust the flow...if you have enough flow to begin with. I'd go super big on the pump 'cause (in my case) my 12volt deepcycle starts to lessen the pumps rpm...thus the ball valve to open up more flow. If you have household power (I don't) then ignore my rattle...
 

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