Gold Panning 1/8 Classifier Screen Sifting Pan Prospecting Mesh Sieve

works great. I use this especially for classifying for my Blue Bowl. (Micro gold) classifier. Still intact and works. The quality is good. no cracks or damage after heavy use

Lately, all my "amendments" (worm castings, cow manure, etc) have had more rocks and sticks and whatevers than I had expected. As a soil blockers, tiny rocks can really wreck a tray of blocks. Seedlings won't push through. Sticks fare no better. The screen makes it easy enough to sift all the good stuff into a five-gallon bucket while collecting the unusables. Wish I didn't need to do this but the industry has gotten so lame as of late that I find I have to take matters into my own hands and find a good workaround. This is it.

I prospect and these are reliable and sturdy and do the job. Seriously can take a beating. So when I started doing pottery I thought why not. They work great with my natural clay collection as well. Fits on a 5 gallon bucket perfect and I use the 20 to collect in the field and 70 to finish. Best pots ever. Should be sold to the pottery industry as well. Thank you.

These seem to be pretty good, but I found a couple of small problems, which are the reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5: 1> These are mostly molded plastic with a piece of screen, BUT, the screen is not molded into the plastic. Because of this, there's a gap between the molded plastic & the mesh screen that particles can easily get trapped in between. While this is not an issue if you're sifting yard dirt, if you're using these to sift through dirt for gold (as shown in the video clip of the product in use), silver, mineral, gem's, there's an awful lot of space small pieces that valuable material can get stuck in. 2> There's no physical screen size listed on the pieces, just a barcode sticker that will fall off in time, and it doesn't even give sizes, just a code. 1/2", 1/4", 1/8", & even 1/12" are pretty easy to identify just by sight of the screen, but once you get below that, it starts getting difficult. Would be nice if the screen mesh size was molded right into the plastic for easy identification... While it's still there and it's fairly easy to identify what screen is what by the code(i.e. GP2-170 = 1/70" screen mesh), once that barcode wears off / washes off, you'll need a 10x loupe for counting the holes in the screen to tell the1/50" from the 1/70" from the 1/100"....

They work well. They fit a 5 gallon bucket and seal tight. Water flows well through out the system.

This is a well-made product. And fits perfectly on to a 5 gallon bucket.

Works great! It si pretty big and is easy to use for panning. It is kinda hard to clean though! It is not very heavy. It was a fun experience and nice to use!

Works as Intended

Absolutely awesome. My last one wore out ( big brand name ) this one is three times thicker. I’m ready to hit the river again. Thanks

Absolutely perfect

Well built, size is perfect to fit a 5 gal pail, came with a gold pan.

Kick ass classifiers here. Great company to deal with. Very happy with these classifiers. Thanks.

Excellent stacking classifiers, and they fit perfectly in a plastic 5-gallon pail.