Yup. That's a 2 frame extractor for a fact. Two pieces of stainless to replace the wood supports, 2 small bearings, and a cover to keep debris out, and you got a $700 extractor.
There was a little honey in there from a new hive, it got a few ounces out. Then I put it back in the hive and they had some leftover too. Sharing is caring. Its simple and could get more out if it was at an angle. I agree.
Yup. That's a 2 frame extractor for a fact. Two pieces of stainless to replace the wood supports, 2 small bearings, and a cover to keep debris out, and you got a $700 extractor.
Looks like a good solution, however I believe it's spinning to fast and that may brake the frame
Now thats cool! Saving money
A real economic way to get honey from the frames super fast.
Best DIY extractor on youtube. Can't see how the beehive frames attach though. . . ?
Thanks! It works really well. Simple yet effective.
Very nice! I use the same idea, I can do for deep frames at once, I use a bicycle chain and crank :-)
Hey! Yea that's a great idea too.
@@kendrickhenry28 Great work. I have one question. Is there a danger of causing the drills to fail due to overwork, what is your experience. Thanks.
Deben estar los marcos de manera perpendiecular, mas nunca en paralelo
I agree! This works okay and could be improved. A simple first test.
a practice 💡 and I will take it
It was fun to build.
Haha that drill is vicious! What's the rpm??
Do you get wood shavings in ur honey too
No, not at all.
For a small apiary why not
Exaclty
Lol and nothing extracted 😅
There was a little honey in there from a new hive, it got a few ounces out. Then I put it back in the hive and they had some leftover too. Sharing is caring. Its simple and could get more out if it was at an angle. I agree.
Пизд ц сотам при такой скорости
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Thanks!
😂👍
Thanks! Glad you like the design.
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