Willinn2, see it from our point of view. We don't want to discourage people or being mean. But not everyone have a safe place to do refining.
NOx gases can cause cancer over time, hydrochloric vapor will rust every piece of iron in your vicinity. If you start refining in a garden shed every nail in it and every tool will be covered in rust within a month. Either you have a safe place outside where the gases can be dispersed before reaching a house or animals, or you have a proper fume hood adapted for acid work.
We have seen hundreds of people like you who have no clue about the dangers, who only sees the gold at the end of the process and doesn't let anything we say discourage them. We have even had a couple of members ending up in a hospital, so heed the warnings and don't do any refining until you understand the process well and have a safe place to do it. And I mean the whole process, including safely taking care of the waste or paying some company to do it for you. Putting metals into solution creates toxic solutions. It can be managed but you don't want to stand there halfway without a clue to what to do next.
Btw, welcome to the forum.
Göran