Regrinding Gold Tailings In A Mini Ball Mill! Better Recovery & More Gold??

Regrinding some gold quartz ore tailings through a mini ball mill to a finer mesh to see if there is any free gold that has not been liberated and recovered on the shaker table.

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[VendettaProspecting]

What a fantastic early morning coffee and MBMMLLC

[TheWolfster]

Adding some soap helps recover extremally fine gold, you want just enough soap to break the surface tension of the water, not so much that it has suds in it.. Adding Jet dry is better yet...

[ursamines]

I love how Jason/MBMM continuously looks for better ways to improve the process.

[jethrodigger]

Easily the best channel on YouTube for gold recovery systems explanations and practical testing, Not a sixgun or a talking skeleton in sight. Just piles of gold laden sands and machinery that actually works.

[ridingwithcharley]

I think you are the first guy on YouTube to turn sand into clay...lol. awesome. Thanks for doing these videos. The effort is appreciated.

[daz]

pretty significant amount of gold to produce :) good job Jason :)

[snoozin]

Wow, brother, that is one amazing video! So if you get 900.00 more in gold at 60.00 a gram that's some seriously big numbers for just grinding them down to a smaller amount. I was absolutely amazed at the size of your bead at the end for just a 50lb bucket of tailings. I can see now why the major mines go after the small stuff. This was one of my favorite videos that you have done, it's just mind-blowing to me, Awesome Job! Keep up the awesome work brother, this was a homerun for you for sure. :)

[chrissaucier]

Awesome recovery for what would normally just get discarded. That's why it's a good idea to sample mine tailings. Half ozt per ton of material already to be processed. Nothing to turn your nose up too !!!

[UtahGold]

Keep em coming man. I am trying to recreate some of your results. Couldn’t do it without your videos. The books on this stuff are hard to follow.

[bryanjohnson]

Always enjoy watching your videos from here in the UK. Happy Fathers day BTW!

[dizzious]

Wow there's more gold in those tailings than there was in the virgin riverbed that I used to pan back east.

[paulcoover]

Hey Jason, Take a look at our buddy here.. Super fine recovery method .
His name is Aussie Bloke Prospector. You guys are top shelf. I told my brother about MBMMLLC today. I'm trying to spank some platina here. God Bless America and the world.

[josephpecoul]

You really are on something there!Great!

[willgriffin]

Outstanding video! Thanks for the explanations and showing how to do these samples!

[hectororellana]

That was very impressing and very didactic thank you for your demonstration I learned a ton Jason.

[The_Bookman]

This was really interesting. Quite a cool setup you have there and very nicely presented videos. Thanks. :)

[frantiseklaluch]

Hi Jason, 15 g/ton...nice... very nice... I am sure, some people (like me) coud pay YOU some money, so they can work on that tailings for couple of days and learn something... Unfortunately I live in Czech Rep... I hope you will come here soon again...

[devinswanson]

Just awesome! Great technical video that we all can understand. Just a great video Jason. You and Dan Hurd should collaborate, he has some hard rock properties artisanal mining spots up in BC Canada.

[KU]

7:00 why not feed the ball mill back into the primary shaker and use baffles to classify/remove the oversize based on flow? I'm sure I have not given it as much though as you though.

[excitedbox]

15g per ton is more than many mines get from their entire ore. I hope you know where you have been dumping your tailings.