Good video on gold mining, milling, and refining

[DarkspARCS]

Hi all...

I found a good video on YouTube by Mount Baker Metals Mining (mbmmllc) regards said topic. Good for beginners.

 

[Martijn]

He is very good at crushing rocks, mining, smelting all sorts of material and concentrating ores. I love watching his video's.
On the refining part, he tried some things and sure it's educational, but not to be taken as an example for safety or best practices.
Like cementing on stranded copper wire was not the best idea.
He left a bunch of silver on that copper mess and should have rinsed the silver better before melting. Then on safety, location was not perfect and I wonder if he knows what to do with the waste.

But Jason is an awesome miner and youtuber! I wish he would join us here on the GRF.

 

[doug]

@Martijn On one of his mbmmllc videos recently Jason asked viewers to comment on how to recover/refine from e-waste. I commented and pointed him here. No response... but he could silently be here right now.

 

[Yggdrasil]

@Martijn On one of his mbmmllc videos recently Jason asked viewers to comment on how to recover/refine from e-waste. I commented and pointed him here. No response... but he could silently be here right now.

He may have been here for years

 

[doug]

That does seems likely!

 

[Martijn]

He may have been here for years

Do you know something we don't?
I gave him a comment in the video with a request to join us and a search query on mbmmllc to let him know he's being referred to a lot, it's a long list. we'll see.

 

[Yggdrasil]

Do you know something we don't?
I gave him a comment in the video with a request to join us and a search query on mbmmllc to let him know he's being referred to a lot, it's a long list. we'll see.

No, just guessing

 

[goldshark]

I wish he would do some videos on other recovery techniques, besides relatively inefficient gravity systems, like maybe floatation.