New gizmo

[Bonaro]

I blundered into this on Youtube. At first I laughed out loud but this thing is actually pretty clever.
Check it out.

 

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[russau]

Pretty slick idea!

 

[juneaupanner]

Well he has a nice voice I’ll give him that.

 

[No gold in NY]

I have just the place to use that in VT. Wonder if it's home made or store bought

 

[Reed Lukens]

That's a cool idea!

 

[RTR]

That's a good freaking idea.Why didn't I think of that.

 

[Johnnybravo300]

If it broke up clay I'd buy one! Loose gravels aren't my worst issue haha.

 

[Arachnofreak]

Yeah, That is a pretty slick idea but I'm with JohhnyBravo, clay is my issue and I don't think that would help much. Maybe if he came up with a clay buddy

Charlie

 

[RTR]

Sells for $350.00

 

[Duckshot]

Sells for $350.00

$350 is about a quarter ounce.

I'll come classify for you for a tenth ounce, and you won't even need to prod me with your foot.

 

[Jim in Idaho]

I like it! Great idea. Much faster than doing it with your hands. And, less tiring. Now, what it needs is to have all that motorized.....preferably with a 12v motor. Adjustable timing between the rotary action, and the flip. The only problem I see is that you could accomplish the same thing (continuous feed classifying) with nothing but a sloped screen and a 12v vibrator, though you wouldn't have the water helping clean the material.
Jim

 

[Duckshot]

You could easily build a similar device without all the claptrap and foot pedal and what not. Just hinge a classifier to your bucket with a wooden handle attached opposite the hinge. Fill the classifier, jiggle the handle up and down, then dump.

$350? Twenty bucks max.

 

[RTR]

Agree, some PVC, 2 springs, (5 dollar bucket,and a classifier,that we already have) ...DIY... well under $50.00...... and done

 

[Bodfish Mike]

I was thinking of building something like this but mine was going to be powered with a sawzall rocking a bucket. One thing I see breaking on this one is the metal connected to a plastic classifier over time that will be the first thing to fail.
It got me thinking.

 

[mytimetoshine]

I like it. how portable is it? Does it break down so you can pack it?