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Posted 16 March 2009 - 02:16 PM
hi there,
along with a list of yet to be done diy projects stretching off into infinity my g/f says she needs one of these ...has anyone made one or got any hints on how to construct one preferably out of junk?
along with a list of yet to be done diy projects stretching off into infinity
my g/f says she needs one of these ...has anyone made one or got any hints on how to construct one preferably out of junk?
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Posted 16 March 2009 - 02:20 PM
cf, on Mar 16 2009, 02:45 PM, said:
hi there,
along with a list of yet to be done diy projects stretching off into infinity my g/f says she needs one of these ...has anyone made one or got any hints on how to construct one preferably out of junk?
along with a list of yet to be done diy projects stretching off into infinity
my g/f says she needs one of these ...has anyone made one or got any hints on how to construct one preferably out of junk?I need one of those too
I've got some plans book marked somewhere, i'll try and find them
also you can buy the internal bits for a round 50-60 quid and you just need to build the box and add a glass cover
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Posted 16 March 2009 - 02:40 PM
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Posted 16 March 2009 - 02:55 PM
and if you don't want to wait until the sun comes out here is a home made steam wax melter
http://picasaweb.goo...elterVarroaMesh
http://picasaweb.goo...elterVarroaMesh
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Posted 16 March 2009 - 02:59 PM
and
solar wax extractor based on a single 1220 x 610 (4' x 2') sheet of 10mm (3/8") plywood
http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb216/whiskywill/Solarwaxextractor1-1.jpg
Internal insulation of 20mm (3/4") thick it is deep enough to take 5 Hoffman brood frames. The depth can easily be increased by making a deeper cover
solar wax extractor based on a single 1220 x 610 (4' x 2') sheet of 10mm (3/8") plywood
http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb216/whiskywill/Solarwaxextractor1-1.jpg
Internal insulation of 20mm (3/4") thick it is deep enough to take 5 Hoffman brood frames. The depth can easily be increased by making a deeper cover
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Posted 16 March 2009 - 03:16 PM
Nice find Joolz 
can see those coming in handy later
can see those coming in handy later
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Posted 17 March 2009 - 10:14 AM
thanks Joolz 
that first plan was what i was after ...something nice and simple
we've a teetering pile of supers in the garage full of old drawn comb and the sun seems to be out now!
the plan was to use the frames as they are but disease avoidance tactics dictate a new start as far as possible this year.
that first plan was what i was after ...something nice and simple
we've a teetering pile of supers in the garage full of old drawn comb and the sun seems to be out now!
the plan was to use the frames as they are but disease avoidance tactics dictate a new start as far as possible this year.
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Posted 29 March 2009 - 01:12 PM
cf, on Mar 17 2009, 11:43 AM, said:
thanks Joolz
that first plan was what i was after ...something nice and simple
we've a teetering pile of supers in the garage full of old drawn comb and the sun seems to be out now!
the plan was to use the frames as they are but disease avoidance tactics dictate a new start as far as possible this year.
that first plan was what i was after ...something nice and simple
we've a teetering pile of supers in the garage full of old drawn comb and the sun seems to be out now!
the plan was to use the frames as they are but disease avoidance tactics dictate a new start as far as possible this year.
If the combs are ex brood, soaking them in rainwater, then crushing them flat before putting them into the extractor means more wax out, as this saturates the larval casts stopping them from absorbing the melting wax.
Tip never use tap water for processing bees wax, only rain or totally soft water.
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A. You take a splinter off my cross, tie a few hairs to one end of it, dip the hairs into the pollen and lightly brush the pistils with it.
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