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<blockquote data-quote="Matt80" data-source="post: 406382" data-attributes="member: 3461"><p>It depends a lot on the material your working with. If your chasing largish gold in material without a lot of clay then yeah just shake it down for a few seconds and brush off or let fall most of the material in one go. But any clay will have a big effect and if you are after fine gold or very flakey/flat gold then it's best to take a bit more time and care with it as it can get a bit stuck on the way.</p><p>Still quick panning can often be a better idea than slow panning if you have lots of easily accessible material you want to pan.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Matt80, post: 406382, member: 3461"] It depends a lot on the material your working with. If your chasing largish gold in material without a lot of clay then yeah just shake it down for a few seconds and brush off or let fall most of the material in one go. But any clay will have a big effect and if you are after fine gold or very flakey/flat gold then it's best to take a bit more time and care with it as it can get a bit stuck on the way. Still quick panning can often be a better idea than slow panning if you have lots of easily accessible material you want to pan. [/QUOTE]
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