How I make Crevicing tools

Hi it's been some time sense i have added to this forum but I am keeping up with it all. I live on the north coast NSW and the gold around here is mainly ALLUVIAL so after many years I have work out what works for me as far as tools that I need for crevicing so I thought I would do a short Video showing how I obtained and made my tool for the job with a couple of tips on the way.



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Well done Noel :Y:

Good advice there

Good on ya Noel :Y:
Love the crevice scratches
Now I'm on the lookout for an old saw blade

That's excellent Noel, just goes to show that you don't have to spend an arm and a leg on your kit, especially crevassing tools. :Y:

Cheers

Doug

Top video Noel, I enjoyed watching it :Y:
I have a slight bit of shed envy as well, what a nice looking spot!
All the best in your fossicking and thanks for the great tips erfect:

An easy way to make a good crevice tool is to get an old paint roller frame and remove the roller cage.sharpen and shape the end to length .hey presto job done.

Banjo68 said:

Good on ya Noel :Y:
Love the crevice scratches
Now I'm on the lookout for an old saw blade

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same here Banjo - got my eyes peeled for an old blade

Chaos said:

An easy way to make a good crevice tool is to get an old paint roller frame and remove the roller cage.sharpen and shape the end to length .hey presto job done.

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Great minds think alike :lol:
I have Made the same. One large and one small
They work well :Y:

Great work, Noel. Thanks for sharing.

Noelhi said:

Hi it's been some time sense i have added to this forum but I am keeping up with it all. I live on the north coast NSW and the gold around here is mainly ALLUVIAL so after many years I have work out what works for me as far as tools that I need for crevicing so I thought I would do a short Video showing how I obtained and made my tool for the job with a couple of tips on the way.

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Really informative video for a novice like me, and well presented too.... :Y: