well finally got a trommel built

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Looks like you did a good job to me :icon_thumleft:

GG~
 

Looks good, just a few suggestions, did you use ny-lock nuts? I can see those bolts loosening up if you didn't. And the hardware cloth you chose looks a bit thin so you might want to be careful putting too large of gravel through it.

Just my 2 cents, good job on the build!
 

I just recently tried it on some really nasty clay/mica/ silty like stuff tourmaline mining and worked great had to keep the water to it though so it wouldn't clog but I'm pretty happy with it river gravel works awesome
 

This is an older thread but how did the trommel work? For now I'm sticking with my Keene A52 and this looks like a great idea to make classifying easier.
 

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