Small portable jig options?

specksandflecks

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Jim in Idaho

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I built my own. It's capable of running 275lbs of sized material/hour. The jig bed is 4" x 14", and the whole unit runs off a 12v battery. I also built a rotary auto-feeder for it this winter. I haven't had it out yet this spring, so no video yet. The jig weighs about 40lbs, and the auto feeder about 20.
Jim
 

Jim in Idaho

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Jul 21, 2012
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Blackfoot, Idaho
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White's GM2, GM3, DFX, Coinmaster, TDI-SL, GM24K, Falcon MD20, old Garrett Masterhunter BFO
'Way Too Cool' dual 18 Watt UV light
Primary Interest:
Prospecting
No...I built it as I went along, so to speak, so don't even have any plans drawn. It took me sevral weeks to make. Works really well. I've been using it for gemstones...haven't tried it for gold. Another member was talking about building one just like it...don't know how far along he is. I lost all the pics I had when my hard drive crashed last winter. Need to take some more, and some video of it operating.
Jim
 

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