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Revival Woodworks
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 ม.ค. 2016
We are dedicated to sharing the woodworking experience with others. We focus on cost effective designs, using basic tools, and building things that stand out among mass produced furniture.
DIY Beehive Frames - Never buy beehive frames again
For a full description of how to build beehive frames yourself, check out our blog - www.revivalwoods.com/blog/2019/3/18/how-to-build-a-beehive-part-3-building-frames
Building beehive frames is both tedious and challenging - but very rewarding. The basic process is to set up your saw, and then run your boards through over and over and over again. There are 3 pieces to cut - side bars, top bars, and bottom bars. The side bars are cut from two-by lumber and the top and bottom bars are from standard one-by boards.
Check out the Material list and Cut list to build it yourself at - www.revivalwoods.com/blog/2019/3/18/how-to-build-a-beehive-part-3-building-frames
Side bars - 0:00
Bottom Bars - 2:51
Top Bars - 3:49
Assembly - 5:36
For this project we used:
Table saw with dado stack
Miter Saw
Drill and Driver
Wood Glue
3/4" brad nails
FOLLOW:
Website: www.revivalwoods.com/
Instagram: revivalwoodworks
Facebook: RevivalWoodworks/
Building beehive frames is both tedious and challenging - but very rewarding. The basic process is to set up your saw, and then run your boards through over and over and over again. There are 3 pieces to cut - side bars, top bars, and bottom bars. The side bars are cut from two-by lumber and the top and bottom bars are from standard one-by boards.
Check out the Material list and Cut list to build it yourself at - www.revivalwoods.com/blog/2019/3/18/how-to-build-a-beehive-part-3-building-frames
Side bars - 0:00
Bottom Bars - 2:51
Top Bars - 3:49
Assembly - 5:36
For this project we used:
Table saw with dado stack
Miter Saw
Drill and Driver
Wood Glue
3/4" brad nails
FOLLOW:
Website: www.revivalwoods.com/
Instagram: revivalwoodworks
Facebook: RevivalWoodworks/
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Traduire en Francais.Mercie 😂
geez with the time and electricity required to do all this its just cheaper to buy them...
Not really. The Beekeeper accountant did a video about the cost of making frames. He showed that building frames vs buying the parts to assemble them was a $0.01 difference. It was cheaper to build but not by much. I guess it’s just a “pick your poison” moment. On the other hand…. You have a much lesser chance of losing a finger if you just buy them. lol
Great
A thought for the top would maybe be to put a hinge on the back and on the front a latch of some sort, keeping the top closed untill you are ready to open it, but also allowing easy access to the inside without disturbing the bees unnecessarily.
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Gostei de ver amigo muito bem feita Deus abençoa seu trabalho amigo.
Has anyone ever modified these to use MEDIUM frames instead of deeps?
Yeah, but you gotta have $1000 worth of tools
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This process is very slow for assembly. I have a process to assemble 10 in around 7 minutes.
154$ for 100 pack of unassembled frames… or spend a fun day in the shop…
bro! You didn't explain anything. What the point of this video?
It was helpful for me
It makes no sense
It is self explanatory.Seeing is much better than explaining
When it comes to bee hives explanations are necessary because bee space is important.
Why so fast, can hardly follow.
To shorten the video while showing all the steps. You can play the video slower
i wish i had a table saw
You have no directions at all!!!
Entrance is too big! 3/8 inch or the deer mouse will get in and, you know!
Perfect. Thank you.
I'm interested in these and building one or 2. But how do you add supers for collecting honey? Or are these just for reproducing bees and no honey collection
Have to use deep frames for honey, the bees usually naturally place brood by the entrance and honey further in. But you can also make a queen excluder to place where you want it.
Who will buy this equipments, you mother
How did it work out? How many years of success?
Way to keep it short, still showing all you need to know
Nice
i want to buy four of these where can i get it
Good skills, but if you don't show the measurements of it! It's just a video of you making something, is not a how to!
Excellent ! God bless you...
This was very helpful to watch the process. I took think woodworking is great. I love woodworking so I decided to build my own long langstroth. Do you show making the frames or a follow video?
My problem is that I don't have any of these gadgets. Just a sawzall, circular saw, jigsaw and a nail gun. That is it!!
Hey there! Do you have a site where you sell this bee hive frames?
NOW WHAT AN HOW DO YOU DO THE WAX COMB TO PUT IN THEM THINGS???????? BEEN HUNTING ALL OVER TH-cam TO FIND OUT HOW THATS DONE AN ONY FIND THIS ONE UUUGGGHHH
From what I saw, you would need to unscrew the top to access the swarm or transfer frames to an established colony. Why did you chose that option over an easier access?
I've seen a couple other channels talk about swarm traps and their reasoning is that because these are left a bit high up and wind can be an issue, having a removable top (easier?) might blow away.
@@RyanBarnes It's also just a very cheap / frugal / quick / simple way to build it. A removeable lid is a bit more work. Often these things hang high up in trees, so it's also easier to transport this way, especially when you have to take it up a ladder to hang it in a tree.
Useless as for as tutorial
He now supplies stir sticks for coffee. U need a jointer. U made it look a lot harder then it really is.
Wish I can get a list of the equipment used here.
Would have been nice if u set out to teach us, other than a video that boasts that you can make them.
What? No dovetails?
I would make the lid open the opposite side to let the bees keep landing while checking on them from behind
Good idea!
Exactly
Great job! I'm not a woodworker but I know a great job when I see one.
Don’t you need frames for the honeycombs?
Im looking for measurments for pieces
Thanks for takinģ time to do the video but is there any way to slow your video down as it is too fast for me to fully appreciate your workmanship. Great to see though thanks
You need to slow down or else you might get hurt.
Gonna be honest here. I have NEVER EVER seen anybody work this fast before in my life... I am absolutely in awe at this guy's speed and skill !
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But we need first buy for wood machines🤔
Great video!!!! The gig for cutting the notches in the boards is what I was missing. I've been thinking on how to do those notches for several days.
Hi , me too ( for notches ) 🙂
You make it look so easy, but in reality 🤯 🤣
OMG, best tech video without talking it to death. Thanks so much for this. It's exactly what I was looking for.
Elle est bien votre vidéo mes il manque desplication Mercie
I need you as my neighbor.