Miller Table

[golden optimist]

I was running a search on the old forum and ran across this topic.

http://golddredger.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/ ... DCForumID2

It shows some miller table pictures.

It sure was interesting going through some of the old posts. A lot of history there.
Leonard

[russau]

my table i made from the slate dont have the slots cut into the slate and itll cleanup my cons just fine. i screen them first and run each cut seperatly. i need to buy new screens cause my "old screens" walked on me! i was going to bring my table to Colorado this year but i ran out of room in my trailer!

[tcfifer]

I was running a search on the old forum and ran across this topic.

http://golddredger.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/ ... DCForumID2

It shows some miller table pictures.

It sure was interesting going through some of the old posts. A lot of history there.
Leonard

Hmmm, that table looks awfully familiar!

TC

[dickb]

Hi Russ:

What is the length and width of your miller table?

I'm thinking about 12" by 3 foot long.

Thanks in advance.

Dickb

[golden optimist]

Bill's is bigger. Probably close to 2 foot wide and 5 foot long. It's large.
Leonard

[russau]

my table was dictated by the size of slate i got after it got broke! mine now is 26x 48

[Bonaro]

I think I saw that table at the DEF rally years ago on the S Umpqua river. I remember it being about 2' x 4'

[golden optimist]

You are correct. Here's some more pictures courtesy of the old forum.

http://golddredger.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/ ... DCForumID1
http://golddredger.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/ ... DCForumID1

This isn't the miller table but it's a whole bunch of underwater pictures from the "magic spot". Quite a few dredges ran in that hole. It ended up being about 30 feet in diameter and 11 feet deep. A lot of gold came out of it.

http://golddredger.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/ ... DCForumID1

Leonard

[russau]

its good reading them older posts! its a shame that a lot of these guys dont post here anymore,or very little!

[golden optimist]

Every time I go over there I usually spend about an hour going over the old posts and remembering all of the good times and friends. A lot are over here on the new forum.
Leonard