Specked a 21 ct in the wall while digging, 18 wheelbarrows done today, plus work underground, Underground mining in Rubyvale, QLD, Australia
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Hi Tim how would you prefer me to contact you about possibly buying a star I've been cutting polishing opal for months and would like to see how a star would look the same method ?
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….I'd say you're as Pro and kowledgeable as a Sapphire Miner can come, Tim ;]…….dashing over to part B, it's looking like great material…..must say that I always wonder how much Sapphire is attached to the white matrix rolling over the edge of the pulsator, I think it's decomposing calcite …..but like ruby corundum, which is often found in white calcite matrix. That looks worth crushing further….and maybe you've explored that already…..off to Part B
Looking very promising that ground Tim. as others have mentioned about the conglomerate, Is it worth taking it all from the pulsator for closer inspection as there is potential to loose stones, as you have already specked from the pulsator ? Looking forward to part B now
hi Tim another great video of what the ground looks like is there a way you could put a second tromel at the end of the one you have that runs a little faster and will wash ( has a wash bar running through the center )the larger stones conglomerate and clay balls to get those pesky sapphires that are hiding inside the clay and conglomerate
just a thought good hunting
The wires is phoney nonsense tim
Hi Tim, great to see one specked. Is it worth building a sloped cover for the hopper, that way you can send up the rocks on the up and over and they would slide off and onto the ground, where you could take them away in the tractor? Save busting them up
looks very promising
i love seeing you dig underground. its the intresting part lol. can you use the diggers like the opal country? or will it just smash them up? like a blower etc etc
Tim, do sapphires react to blue light?
Nice looking ground, interesting to see compaction again, Haven't seen stones in conglomerate since your earlier videos.
Great hat magpie target easily seen
Hi Tim, was that a back filled hole on the right of where you were digging? Hard working as ever, Cheers
You look tired mate. When can we expect a fishing video from you? Lol.