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Tyger Micro Claw Designed for cleaning out super fine crevices when looking for gold. Measures in at 235mm long. 25mm wide handle 4mm thick. Approximate Weight: 95g Rubber Dipped grip with lanyard loop. Made from high strength and long-lasting Hardox...
Another awesome product from Tyger diggers this min pick is super durable and perfect for short sharp target retrieval. Made from hardox 450 the Tyger mini pick is the smallest of the pick family. Designed for breaking up super...
Here's the newest edition of Doug stone's Victoria's Golden Triangle Guide to gold prospecting. Its a ripped book which not only has maps and knowledge but tools and how gold is extracted using these methods. There's much to learn in...
The Titan is a very powerful, compact bilge pump, Its large, single pump chamber and generous valve ports have been designed to give a smooth, high volume flow rate. The diaphragm and handle assembly can be rotated for variable pumping...
Adapts appliances from europe, USA, Japan and more for use in Australian and NZ sockets. Note this is not a voltage converter, before connecting a device make sure it is compatible with 240v.
Professional Quality Jewelers Loupe• Magnification: 30x• Lens Diameter: 21mm• Triplet Lens• Chrome Plated• Metal Body• Round Shape• Leather Pouch (Colour may vary between brown & black)• Box Improve your detailed viewing with this compact easy to use round body eye...
Features Waterproof to 1m. Durable Shaft Mounting Points. Litz Wire. Two Year Warranty. as these coils are coming in small batches every week we are allowing back orders of these coils. simply add to cart and well ship your coil...
*long item can't ship Australia post FYI Discover the XL Treasure Scoop MK2 - Your Tool for More Treasure Introducing the XL Treasure Scoop MK2 - your ultimate companion for passionate metal detectorists like you in the pursuit of lost...
Traditionally a panning Kit came with up to 3 pans of varying widths, each getting smaller and adding more riffles. The Idea was to start in the largest pan and work your way down the sizes. Eventually doing the final...