Product Description:
Gold Buddy MINI SLUICE BOX

The Gold Buddy mini sluice box is the lightest, most portable aluminum sluice on the market. It's super compact and great for backpacking or easy transport to your favorite gold prospecting spot.

Available in two models. The #-6524 has a flared intake and the #-6520 has a straight intake so that you can add accessories including an optional removable flare.

The standard GOLD BUDDY Flared Mini Sluice has a built in flared intake to help direct water into the sluice and is therefore designed to use as a stand alone sluice.

The Optional Bolt On Flare for the #6520 GOLD BUDDY Mini Sluice is about three inches wider than the sluice body to direct more water into the sluice in situations where the amount of water flowing is minimal. Holes will need to be drilled for the optional flare attachment - bolts are provided.

Choose your preferred model from the drop down option menu next to add to cart button).

The Gold Buddy MINI SLUICE BOX features a revolutionary riffle system that is precision laser cut from a single sheet of steel, and then zinc plated for great durability. This allows for a very light weight but strong riffle system and the quality zinc plating allows for decades of service.

The marine grade aluminum sluice body is approximately 24 inches long, 7 inches wide and 2 1/2 inches deep. The unique riffle system is 15 inches long with 5 riffles, and is secured in the sluice by a single thumb nut for easy removal and cleanup. The total weight, including diamond cut expanded aluminum and gold grabbing sluice carpet, is only 2.8 pounds. Add some optional miners moss for even better gold retention.

NEW: A new sluice box stand is now available for this item. Add it to your order by selecting the stand in the drop down menu above.

Note: holes for the optional flare attachment need to be drilled (straight body model only). Please specify in the comments portion of the order form if you would like us to drill the holes for you. A $5 service fee will be added to the order for drilling holes.

Flare is optional and not necessary to operate the sluice - though having a flare is helpful in low water conditions and also allows extra room to spread and break up material before running through the sluice.