desert trommel.

chadjensen

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Goldbear

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Apr 25, 2011
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Nice idea. My inexperienced possibly worthless suggestions: Take out half the angle iron and have a better down chute on the feed. You will constantly be pushing the gravel in to it I believe. Hope you find lots of gold!
 

Goldbear

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Apr 25, 2011
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Also for safety - you need a guard at the top of your chute. There is a huge potential for a pinch injury there! I like my fingers.
 

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chadjensen

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I thought I might need to remove 2 angle and go with 6 instead of 8 but when I tried it it worked great so the number of angle is not a problem. The feed hopper needs to be at a steeper angle for sure. I thought 45 degrees would be enough for dry dirt but I have had to push my all my feed in so I might try a 50 degree. Thanks for the heads up about that and the pinch point. I appreciate your input.
Chad
 

The Master Chief

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Mine Lab Equinox 800/Mine Lab Gold Monster 1000/ Mine Lab Pro Find 35/Garrett GTI 2500 and Garrett Pro Pointer
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Great work! Love it.
 

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