Hello from SoCal

KimberlyV · Apr 15, 2016

My name is Kimberly. I'm from Southern California. I enjoy screening for beach treasures. I am also currently dry working on a patent claim. I found this site when looking for different plans and pictures of trommels for a possible future equipment build.

sgtled3533 · Apr 15, 2016

Welcome Kimberly! Great site for any and all information! Pretty useful tool and great way to learn about....well, whatever you're into!! I've thought about a trommel build as well some day. A friend of mine just bought a house on a few acres in gold country, so it's our new "base camp" for new equipment and prototypes lol.

Good luck with everything, and welcome to Tnet!

CaptainCoil · Apr 15, 2016

Welcome to TNET!

austin · Apr 15, 2016

Welcome and good hunting... :hello:

vpnavy · Apr 15, 2016

Welcome Aboard Kimberly! Take a look at Sub-Forums: California for information (i.e., clubs, etc.) directly related to your state.

Enginefitter · Apr 15, 2016

Welcome from NE Ohio.

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smalltowngirl13 · Apr 15, 2016

Welcome aboard Kimberly...

Terry Soloman · Apr 15, 2016

Hello from White Plains, NY! :occasion14:

Tom_in_CA · Apr 15, 2016

Welcome from Salinas, CA. I can't imagine tromelling of beach sand being worthwhile enough, unless you have tractor bucket speed to load and process sand, in a historic high-use area. And that is back-set enough into the dry sand, above all past high-water marks (for 50 or 100+ yrs. anyhow), such that it wasn't subject to the "in-out" action of the tidal zone and past storms. Ie.: un-disturbed and high-used sand.

If it's just something like hand-shoveled trommeling, then it seems to me that detecting would be much faster, eh ?