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Posted : Sunday, 3 April 2011 6:54:15 AM(UTC)
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Been looking at this lightweight folding sluicebox as a potential option for pushing deeper in to the bush with a bit easier. Any opinions on how good it might be, potential problems, etc?

Apparently it's off the market at present as they're making a new version the riffles can be removed from for easier wash-up.

I should imagine / hope the plastic is pretty durable so shouldn't crack too easily when throwing material in.

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Posted : Sunday, 3 April 2011 7:28:06 AM(UTC)
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There a nice looking sluice another option to go for though you carnt fold them up is the le,trap there supposed to rite up there with the best recovery sluice,s around and farely cheap,lite i looked into importing some had it all suss,d out but in the end couldnt be bother,d as i didnt really need it and id have 5 sluices to sell.
they can fit 6 sluices in the 1 box to save on transport cost,s if any1 is interestd contact the lifestyle store you can google there number.www.lifestylestore.com
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Posted : Tuesday, 5 April 2011 11:40:49 AM(UTC)
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Interesting device that Le Trap, but think I'll try and stick with a sluice box for now as probably easier to process a bit more material ;)

Then again, seems to claim that it can process large amounts of material quickly - http://www.lifestylestore.com/ls_goldpan_5084.html - can't image it'd be as good as a sluice box though!?