Here are a few helpful hints from Ian Freeland, our resident expert on the Micron Mill Wave Table gold recovery device: Some tips on improving gold recovery because the Wave Table is a good device for recovering gold from either "hard rock" or "alluvial" (placer) deposits. Re. Hard Rock gold deposits If gold is in hard rock, the ore has to be crushed and sufficiently milled fine, in other words ground down. You need to do this in … read on »

In case you cant get to the Kalgoorlie Mining Expo later this month (October 28-30, 2008), let me share Ian's flyer with you here. The flyer explains how the Action Mining GOLD WAVE TABLE works: Separating by specific gravity, the sand forms in riffles directly under the standing wave of water. Even light blond sand forms riffles, not washing away. Due to the Standing Wave principle, the heaviest particles remain through the low motion area of … read on »

When you do a Google search for "wave table" without the quotes around it, you get a staggering 6,370,000 results. That's right, the Google database has catalogued over SIX MILLION different web pages about wave tables. Or so it seems at first. Actually, MOST of those pages have nothing to do with the Micron Mill Wave Table that we are talking about here at GoldWaveTable.com. Not even remotely close. There's audio products, furniture, massage tables, and tons … read on »

In this short report, Ian explains WHY the Micron Mill Wave Table is so good. "The Wave Table is proving itself superior to almost any other wet gravity device and certainly superior to the traditional shaking tables. The manner in which the valuable mineral reports on the Wave Table is one of its great advantages. As the photos show, gold reports transversely on the Wave Table deck. Other concentrating tables have their concentrates reporting longitudinally. Having the concentrates … read on »