Gold Concentrator Bowl with Control Valve, Wire Legs and Instructions

Works well on first run. DONT WASTE MONEY ON A DREAM MATT!!!! won't stay on the bottom unless glewed!

i have a miller table and sluice. I wanted to play with this and modify it by getting the dream mat. I attached it to a 1-inch hose system for greater control - I also got the 1100 bilge pump for greater power. I attached a dial-in power regulator for more control and water volume control. this is the part I bought from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B7M8313T?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details. It works great I have total control of how fast the water goes- (still learning) . I alsopurchased the legs. It still was less cost than the 150 kit.

the blue bowl is a great way to seperate/clean gold from heavies/concentrates. It takes a little bit of effort to set up. The attachment( flow controler) is not so good. easily fix with 3/4" pvc tubing and a 3/4" ball valve at your local hardware store. The concept works very well once you get it set up right. The size in not to big or to small, fits over a 5 gallon bucket. Could be a little less expensive for a plastic bowl.

Takes time to understand it but great product

It is good.The money you invest are gonna be returned after ten spoons of paydirt. Its medium difficulty to adjust. It takes 15-20 minutes for 3 tablespoons. It would have been better to be a bigger bowl,taller so you can run one full speed agead and a second slower round. It seems well made.

Works great

About two weeks of trial and error, different pumps, speed adjusters, etc. I can say that at least for the type of material I am dealing with it is not clearly profitable. I can't get it to separate black sand from fine gold, which is why I bought it. It is theoretically possible to do so, because they are different densities. Unfortunately the water flow is just as likely to push a flat heavy piece of gold (common here) than a rounder grain of black. So I think the time I spent would have been better invested building a shaker or miller table. Shaker seems the way for me if gold stays high, will see how my time works out- vibration appears to be a more consistent separator than water flow. The only consistent success I have found with the Blue Bowl is to use 30 mesh classified cons and accurately adjust the speed so that it just barely allows some to escape through the center, add a protien-powder-scoop at a time, wait until almost all blondes are out, then turn the pump off and manually spread what is left and use a snuffer bottle to pick out heavy pieces/specs of gold. For the price, not a bad tool to have but best to keep around when you are stuck at home during bad weather or something.

It takes some work to set up but does a good job if you take time to level it. Water circulating valve hard to adjust, a gate valve to replace the ball valve would be helpful in regulating the flow.