Question about my sieve

[DanielGOLD]

Hi guys,

I am just double checking something with you all.
Went into detectaden in fyshwick and got my 1/8 plastic sieve a few weeks back and got around to washing some rocks on the weekend with it.
My question is....Should the middle of the sieve be raised, lower or level on the bottom.
Mine is raised and I found it hard to get all the heavies in the centre...?
I have previously used a metal one and it seemed flat to the best of my knowledge and it worked like a treat.

Am I going nuts......?

Dan

 

[richo966]

plastic ones do warp get some metal ones mate they will keep there shape no your not going nuts on ebay you can get both for 60 or 70 bucks not to bad worth the money

 

[Twapster]

I agree

 

[DanielGOLD]

Yeah he was out of the metal when I went in and I was busting to go so I got the plastic
Basically itwas bent before I used it, I wonder if he will do a swapsie for me..??
I agree thou I want the metal now.
Might go see him in the next few days as I am heading out again friday.

Dan

 

[Coyote]

Try here

http://www.aussiesapphire.com.au/in...page=1&zenid=38e3b27357f19ac0a942876b4d49bf76

perhaps you can get them for less elsewhere. if you do let me know.

Cliff

 

[outboard]

I picked mine up from Aussie Disposals for $45 (hit them for a pensioner discount)

 

[Heatho]

I don't mind the high rimmed plastic ones, they are no good for getting heavies to the centre but they are great for classifying larger amounts of material. I use the plastic ones and fill up 2 white buckets with classified materieal, one 1/4 inch and one 1/8 inch bucket. Then I use the metal ones for centering/flipping.

 

[Coyote]

I picked mine up from Aussie Disposals for $45 (hit them for a pensioner discount)

That's the best price I've seen

 

[DanielGOLD]

I picked mine up from Aussie Disposals for $45 (hit them for a pensioner discount)

That's the best price I've seen

Yeah thats a good price