There are 5 main mineral recovery methods and we'll talk a little about each of them in this article. By the way, this is the webmaster writing. I'm good at web things (only), while Ian is the expert when it comes to gold recovery. But I just watched the free DVD about the gold wave table so I can tell you a little of what I have learned. The DVD was made by Mike and Nancy Glenn … read on »

Who said you can't learn something from reading ads? - especially adverts in trade magazines. And here's an example from the gold mining industry. Follow the link and you will see Ian's ad in the Australian Gold Gem & Treasure magazine. Naturally enough, it's about the Micron Mill Wave Table. "Ideal for cleaning up sluice box concentrates and separating gold from black sands" "Never use mercury or cyanide again" "Low water usage" "High recovery of very fine gold" "Also works great … read on »

Remember Ian's article that I wrote about yesterday? "The Gravity Gold Rush" Well, Ian sent me the front cover of magazine. Here ya go... Australian Gold Gem & Treasure Magazine. (Link now corrected, sorry guys)

"The Gravity Gold Rush" by Ian Freeland was published in the June issue of Australian Gold Gem & Treasure Magazine. Here are some quotable quotes from the two page article: "We have all heard of mercury and cyanide being used in the recovery of gold. Now there is a dramatic shift in the gold sector towards a new age of gravity recovery devices and techniques. ..The Micron Mill Wave Table... is revolutionizing the recovery of gold in particular, … read on »

"How-to Workshop To Help Prospectors" That's the title of an article the Kalgoorlie Miner recently ran (30 May 2008, page 5) about Ian's visit to Kalgoorlie. He was a visiting guest speaker/demonstrator at a workshop for gold prospectors and miners. The article says, in part: Mr Freeland will bring with him a "wave table" to demonstrate the table's ability to recover ultra fine mineral particles. "For example, with gold, the problem has always been dealing with the sub 50 … read on »