Trevs Bees - Wiring a wooden honey bee frame

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[@PigCreekHomestead]

Thanks Trev - that wheel idea sounds like a winner, might have to try it :D

[@ricksutton2902]

nice job Trevor

[@daltondawes1895]

Really good information

[@user-qz7cj6ub1n]

СПАСИБО ( THANKS)

[@danielspinks]

Thanks trev, will you be doing more inside the hive videos in the near future?

[@danielspinks]

+Trevor Gillbanks thanks, will look forward to watching them

[@johnsavage2808]

Hi Trev do u use eye lits in the frames before wireing the frames? If not why? i am talking about the holes where u put the wire threw the frames. as i thought the wire cuts the frame when u tighten it.

[@markhayter4364]

Hi Trev Can you tell me the sort of air tool your using? I have been using nails an am over it far to slow! I have lots to do -)

[@JaySybrandy]

You can also use a staple gun, cheaper and some times it's easier

[@JaySybrandy]

@@EcrotekBeekeepingSupplies1 I use a Air stapler that shoots staple gun nails, I do 2 along the length of side bar. They are about 15mm long. I have to be careful not to cut the wire. 👍👍

[@RaySarasin]

I buy by the 100 cheeper then

[@RaySarasin]

@@EcrotekBeekeepingSupplies1 Even cheeper by the 1000 its the way to go if you have a few hives

[@shannanschisler8485]

Woodglut is full of amazing tips. It helped me a lot.