Mining or Digging Gold Ore / Nugget ?

Written by : NGDlover
Labels/Categories : Gold Info, Gold Investment

My friend Budi san, right now is looking for some tools to be use in digging. What digging ? yeah...in my countries, Indonesia, citizens still use traditional ways to dig for the gold ore...hhmm this type of tools can be found in Amazone, or some online store. I try to googling and found some articles about that, then I try to re arrange into a new complete article, hope this article will issued tomorrow and  can help him and every readers who want to try their luck in digging gold ore, or at least it become knowledge that worth to know.

As long as I know, the basic categories of equipment for gold mining is :

    * Gold Panning - Process to washing the dirt off the gold by using pan. How to do gold panning here

    * Sluice Boxes – Sluice boxes are a further improvement over gold panning. It is  simple and  and more better then simply panning. A sluice box channels water from a river or stream over gravel and allow a single miner to vastly increase his daily production compared to the amount of sand or gravel that a miner can wash with a pan. Further explanation here


    * Gold Metal Detector –  Gold detectors increased the possibility of discovering gold deposits which were too low grade to have been recognized by  using only a gold pan or sluice box. These are not simply metal detectors because its purpose is detecting gold that are fine tuned to detect even small amounts of gold at much greater depths than a normal metal detector, and to rule out false hits from other sources.
There is also an underwater gold detector that make you confident to look for gold inside water

  




* Gold Dredges – allows the prospector to penetrate areas that were otherwise impossible to reach with heavier and more cumbersome equipment.Hey...there is a good article about dredges here, or, alternatively, you can learn it for your future prospect in gold area on your home, take a look of it....














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