I love to watch you build things, it is a real talent........reminds me of my Dad who has been gone for years....he could create and build anything...thank you.....Donna in Toronto
Great video. Instead of using oil I use garden type lime. Oil is messy and can become rancid. When the hive beetles get into the lime it kills them because it dehydrates them. Easy to replace, isn't messy, and doesn't become rancid.
Just when I think I have seen you do everything, I find another video of you doing bee hives and anti-SHB bottoms too. Amazing. Did you have an awesome Dad or Grandfather who taught you all of this?? Or are you self taught? So many talents. You should be quite proud of yourself. My Uncle had honey bee hives. I love the taste of honeycomb...my Grandmother used to tell us it was nature's candy. She taught me to be an organic gardener and how to cook from scratch. She lived to be 103 yrs old. I feel so lucky to have been able to live next door to her and learn her wisdom. I miss her terribly. Thank you for your fascinating videos.
You have skills, Sir, and it is very soothing to watch you build things, and most of all care for your animals. Keep up the good work and videos! Thank you.
I am amazed by your talent and attention to detail in all that you do. I enjoyed this video as I never knew about the danger that beetles can cause to a beehive. Thank you. I enjoyed watching you build the anti-SHB bottom. My great grandfather who was German had several farms and also kept bees....I was too young to learn much about them from him, but I had no idea what it takes to keep bees. It looks so easy from afar.
Really good woodworking there. I have found however that vegetable oil kills the beetle but doesn't actually kill the larva. You'll see some floating around in it, but the ratio is off. People think it's killing them without realizing that a % of them are yanked out by the bee's before they are finished growing. So you will find some dead on just an unscreened bottom board. So instead of oil I use Diotamaceous earth in the pan which has several advantages. It doesn't go bad, and can be sifted and re-used indefinitely. It absorbs moisture out of the air in the hive which helps the bee's and is bad for mites, great for honey production and summer temperature control. It also kills ALL of the larva which come into contact with it. It will kill the beetles but they will crawl out, die, and get carried off or sometimes knocked back in by the bee's. Bee's are covered in hair, and can clean it off themselves. Unless they get absolutely covered or dusted with it so just fill the pan away from the hive. As it's kind of like flour in texture and when you dump it out kind of makes a dust cloud. That said combined with a beetle baffle to prevent them from climbing back up into the hive it puts a serious hurt on SHB. I lost a hive to SHB before going to this method, and watching an entire lecture on SHB by a university researcher. #1 problem the larva escapes and the cycle continue's. So the priority is the larva not the beetle itself because 1 beetle = 12+ larva easily. Bee's control the beetles fairly well themselves unless they are weak. The larva they practically give a free pass out of the hive.
Especially for today this is perfect There’s a noisy machine running and I can’t h. Hear anything, but these are so clear that I don’t need sound Thanks
Great Video with fantastic idea. Thank you so much. I will be working on a modified version for my hives. My hives are Horizontal Langstroth, so modification will be necessary. Have a wonderful day and thanks again.
I used to live in the Northwest corner of Montana, I may have told you before, and I love Wyoming too. But how did you choose to move to that area? By you accent,and may be wrong, but did you come from Russia? You live a very pleasant life there in the mountains...I know I sure miss it! How did you come to attract such a good energy with all the wildlife? I can see it in you. The animals, your pets reflect your kindness. Do you have family here in the U.S? I am rambling a bit but I feel a sense of goodness in all you film, keep it up! Till we speak again, Woody Woodward
I remember we spoke before :)... , yes both states are gorgeous, have you been at Beartooth or Chief Joseph pass ? I just went recently its breathtaking !! also I think some forest fires going on right now there, we having so much smoke. I am from Lithuania, came to US 20 years ago, through those years moved around several states all work related. My all family are animal advocates, specially my mom has close connection to our nature, and I was grow up having many animals.. :) Thank you ! Best regards to you !
The back door is the most important because the beetles will enter go past the door and tray. They will crawl in breed and some will fall back down. From my own experience. I added a white board for monitoring mites and winterizing. It works beautifully. I don’t leave the white board in all the time.
Thank you so much👍♥️ I'll see if I can figure this out now. Oh my goodness, your showing me how? Wow. Bless your heart. It looks easy. Oh my God your something else. I'm going to save this. Im sure I will be screaming at my Brother for HELP. IM WRITING AND , DRAWING . AMAZING OH MY , YOU GOT BEES. THANK YOU SO MUCH. BLESS YOU. IM SO EXCITED. 😁🙏💞
Wow‼️‼️‼️ Are you a carpenter ? You have so many kind of tools 🔨🔧🔩⛏️🗡️and automatic machines, ordinary peaple don't have them. And you make the bottom board very neatly👍Great job❗️ I'm looking forward to the next nanny's toy(🐀🐤🐍🦋🐝?) that you make.
That doesn't look easy but it was fun to watch! This is better than therapy. I fee like I should be writing you a check for my sessions here! Thank you!
People can use plywood if they want an easier build. . Some keepers actually make starter hives out of chipboard. . Not widely recommended, but it does the job. .
Hey I really like your Ideal. Just as time consuming as the ones I make, but the back door with side vents are lots better along with using the fence slats would save on cost. Oh but those pesky little beetles really look good in the oil...
Instead of some kind of oil, I use lime (powdered lime like you might use in the garden). Vegetable oil is messy and can become rancid. When the hive beetles get into the lime, it kills them from dehydrating them. Easy to replace.
I am not a bee keeper, but keeping bees in my neighbourhood is popular. It’s always special to buy local honey. I try to support bees in early spring by having early blooming bushes that they enjoy. We do not mow our dandelions, and local bees do not have to share with Dandie. I’m an artist and I always appreciate fine craftsmanship. Interesting negative grass/foliage designs. Did you paint the camouflage on the hives’s exterior your self?
Now u got the ideal! Now pour about 1/4" cooking oil in the pan. iI will kill shb, wax moths, and mite and even there larva on contact.... bees can't get threw the # 8 hardware cloth, be sure to have a back door where you can pull the pan out to service the oil trap I INVENTED IT You just became worry free of shb, mites, and wax moths! HAPPY BEE KEEPING : )
Not sure why this popped into my feed after so long but it just seems that small squares of Swiffer dusting sheets in the top corners of every brood box is faster, cheaper, works perfectly and pretty much no mess.
@@TheRainHarvester Comparatively speaking, the time and cost to build just one of these would easily pay for a near lifetime worth of duster sheets. The vegetable oil also qualifies as a consumable and it gets rancid pretty fast.
Does the extra width catch rain and cause rot? I was thinking of using 2x4 sides which would stick out 3/4" around the side edges, but i could cut a slope so the rain drains to the outside .
You missed a few staples. But, I forgave you when you squared it all up .haha Very creative. Wonder if you kept the hole plugs... glued lil knobs on them...if in winter it would help keep hive warmer by popping them back in holes.
any way to get a print out of schematics for building which includes the size of each piece etc. Great to watch on video but a list etc. would be very helpful. Thanks I really like how you did this!
oh yeah you can probably save on buying a roll of #8 hardware cloth at Ace hardware, about 16 bucks... don't know what you gave for the screaned vents..
kaz hashemi thank you! from those aluminum panels I took out the screens and used them as a bottom floor at 6:54 of the video that's what I'm doing. This size screen (for the small hive beetle)is very hard to find here in US, you have to purchase a large roll from beekeeping suplay store. So I found out that same size screen are used in ventilation screens that hardware stores sells them.
@@honeysada Hello, do you remember how many holes did the screen have per inch? Thank you in advance. It looks like it might be #6 screen, which has 6 holes per inch.
Honeysada, ну какие мастеровые у вас руки! Думаю, что не сглажу, потому что у вас просто талант делать хорошие вещи и огромное доброе сердце! Спасибо вам за ваши видео. А как вас найти в Фейсбуке?
How does this work? I am not clear on it. Do they fall thru the screen? I think if you combine this with the Beetle Baffle it would eliminate or just about eradicate the small hive beetle as a pest to bee keepers
yes, the beetles falls through the screen holes into the oil pan. We do have Beetle Baffles too, its very effective both together, but still not perfect , because I seen SHB flying strait in to a hive combs without landing, and still sometimes finding 1 or 2 beetles in the hive, and few beetles in a strong hive is not a big problem . We keeping those bottom boards year round in Southern California and practically we dont have anymore problems with the SHB
I see that hole below the screen grate starts just inside of the hive entrance.. Would there be any advantage to have the hole below the screen start at just outside the hive entrance, to give an added inch for any entering Beatles or anything else, to fall through ?? Any entrance restricter would have to be marginally wider to cover the entrance, but that should not be a problem. .
There's a single carpenter (I'm guessing) bee right outside my garage that always shows up in the spring and lasts throughout the summer. It's really annoying because I need to use that area frequently but everytime I go over there it tries to attack me. I don't know anything about bees but I've observed that this bee stays hovering in that spot all day everyday and if another beee comes towards it, it fights it off like crazy, like it's protecting its territory or child. It's really disruptive and annoying because i need access to that spot and it doesn't let me. Haha, I'm a wuss. At night I haven't seen any hive or anything near the garage so I don't know what to do to make it go away. I really want to get rid of it but I don't want to harm it. What can I do?
well .., you need to talk to the bee, tell that you live here too and need to use that area and ask her if she would be kind to share it :) , it may take some time, but eventually she will know you and wont attack you :)
Even though I baited a hollow log, no bees this year. Wasps were here in numbers though. I was stung twice. I did install a passive trap and remove one pond which they seemed to be attracted to. I removed an old abandoned bird house, looked inside, saw nothing and set the birdhouse inside as a doorstop. The next morning my windows were full of wasps. There was a small nest I hadn't seen underneath. Anyone with wasp deterrent info, please send. Happy Trails to all
Wouldn't Crisco be better than than oil sloshing around, spilling and making a mess? Has anyone tried Diatomaceous Earth? It's suppose to kill pretty well I've heard. How would it work to put grease around the top, underneath the screen frame? This way it would prevent mites and beetles from going back up into hive but stay clean from pollen, wax flakes and debri.
Crisco would work too, probably just will need to be checked and cleaned more often. I do use Diatomaceous Earth for under the oil pan, because sometimes beetles or wax moth manages not to fall in the pan but crawl behind it.
Thanks 2018 will be my first year. Im now 67 and really health health 10, 000 daily stepper Bee are on my bucket list. Hive boxes (all mediums) assembled and awaiting paint. Local bees will be ready for me from a local beekeeper.
First it didn’t take me less than hour tii ok make this, second I had to drive to get that ventilation screen and cut it off. And guess what it’s piece of junk ! I like the idea but I would definitely not recommend this type of screen it’s so fragile and easy to brake . I had to go back to the store and buy real wire cloth. The rest of no complains. Thanks
I love to watch you build things, it is a real talent........reminds me of my Dad who has been gone for years....he could create and build anything...thank you.....Donna in Toronto
Great video.
Instead of using oil I use garden type lime. Oil is messy and can become rancid. When the hive beetles get into the lime it kills them because it dehydrates them. Easy to replace, isn't messy, and doesn't become rancid.
Just when I think I have seen you do everything, I find another video of you doing bee hives and anti-SHB bottoms too. Amazing. Did you have an awesome Dad or Grandfather who taught you all of this?? Or are you self taught? So many talents. You should be quite proud of yourself. My Uncle had honey bee hives. I love the taste of honeycomb...my Grandmother used to tell us it was nature's candy. She taught me to be an organic gardener and how to cook from scratch. She lived to be 103 yrs old. I feel so lucky to have been able to live next door to her and learn her wisdom. I miss her terribly. Thank you for your fascinating videos.
Thank you! Yes I have great family, they are my inspiration 🙂
@@honeysada
I understand that. Please continue sharing your amazing life, and thank you for the same. 🙂
You have skills, Sir, and it is very soothing to watch you build things, and most of all care for your animals. Keep up the good work and videos! Thank you.
I am amazed by your talent and attention to detail in all that you do. I enjoyed this video as I never knew about the danger that beetles can cause to a beehive. Thank you. I enjoyed watching you build the anti-SHB bottom. My great grandfather who was German had several farms and also kept bees....I was too young to learn much about them from him, but I had no idea what it takes to keep bees. It looks so easy from afar.
If you are not a teacher then you should be. Most excellent video. Best I have seen! Thank you
Fast, efficient and effective. You are a good woodworker and bee keeper. Thank You
Really good woodworking there. I have found however that vegetable oil kills the beetle but doesn't actually kill the larva. You'll see some floating around in it, but the ratio is off. People think it's killing them without realizing that a % of them are yanked out by the bee's before they are finished growing. So you will find some dead on just an unscreened bottom board.
So instead of oil I use Diotamaceous earth in the pan which has several advantages. It doesn't go bad, and can be sifted and re-used indefinitely. It absorbs moisture out of the air in the hive which helps the bee's and is bad for mites, great for honey production and summer temperature control. It also kills ALL of the larva which come into contact with it. It will kill the beetles but they will crawl out, die, and get carried off or sometimes knocked back in by the bee's.
Bee's are covered in hair, and can clean it off themselves. Unless they get absolutely covered or dusted with it so just fill the pan away from the hive. As it's kind of like flour in texture and when you dump it out kind of makes a dust cloud. That said combined with a beetle baffle to prevent them from climbing back up into the hive it puts a serious hurt on SHB.
I lost a hive to SHB before going to this method, and watching an entire lecture on SHB by a university researcher. #1 problem the larva escapes and the cycle continue's. So the priority is the larva not the beetle itself because 1 beetle = 12+ larva easily. Bee's control the beetles fairly well themselves unless they are weak. The larva they practically give a free pass out of the hive.
thank you for sharing this, I certainly will try diatomaceous earth
mineral oil won't spoil & should kill all...
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Especially for today this is perfect
There’s a noisy machine running and I can’t h. Hear anything, but these are so clear that I don’t need sound
Thanks
Great Video with fantastic idea. Thank you so much. I will be working on a modified version for my hives. My hives are Horizontal Langstroth, so modification will be necessary. Have a wonderful day and thanks again.
You are a very talented craftsman. I only recently discovered your EXCELLENT CHANNEL.
You are an amazing man! I sure look forward to more of your sharing knowledge all the time. I have so many questions.
Thank you William!!! I would be glad to answer any questions !! :)
I used to live in the Northwest corner of Montana, I may have told you before, and I love Wyoming too. But how did you choose to move to that area? By you accent,and may be wrong, but did you come from Russia? You live a very pleasant life there in the mountains...I know I sure miss it! How did you come to attract such a good energy with all the wildlife? I can see it in you. The animals, your pets reflect your kindness. Do you have family here in the U.S? I am rambling a bit but I feel a sense of goodness in all you film, keep it up! Till we speak again, Woody Woodward
I remember we spoke before :)... , yes both states are gorgeous, have you been at Beartooth or Chief Joseph pass ? I just went recently its breathtaking !! also I think some forest fires going on right now there, we having so much smoke. I am from Lithuania, came to US 20 years ago, through those years moved around several states all work related. My all family are animal advocates, specially my mom has close connection to our nature, and I was grow up having many animals.. :)
Thank you ! Best regards to you !
amazing videos!
The back door is the most important because the beetles will enter go past the door and tray. They will crawl in breed and some will fall back down. From my own experience. I added a white board for monitoring mites and winterizing. It works beautifully. I don’t leave the white board in all the time.
Thank you so much👍♥️ I'll see if I can figure this out now. Oh my goodness, your showing me how? Wow. Bless your heart. It looks easy. Oh my God your something else. I'm going to save this. Im sure I will be screaming at my Brother for HELP. IM WRITING AND , DRAWING . AMAZING OH MY , YOU GOT BEES. THANK YOU SO MUCH. BLESS YOU. IM SO EXCITED. 😁🙏💞
Thanks for the explanation FIRST before going into the building. Great video!
Wow‼️‼️‼️
Are you a carpenter ?
You have so many kind of tools 🔨🔧🔩⛏️🗡️and automatic machines, ordinary peaple don't have them.
And you make the bottom board very neatly👍Great job❗️
I'm looking forward to the next nanny's toy(🐀🐤🐍🦋🐝?) that you make.
This is awesome and looks easy to build! I see myself making some in the near future! Thanks for showing us your design!
You are insanely clever, so awsome with the beetles, how creative, do you not live of your skills, you are super good, at everything .. 💪👍😊😊❤
Very talented man
Beautiful work!
That doesn't look easy but it was fun to watch! This is better than therapy. I fee like I should be writing you a check for my sessions here! Thank you!
People can use plywood if they want an easier build. . Some keepers actually make starter hives out of chipboard. . Not widely recommended, but it does the job. .
Hey I really like your Ideal. Just as time consuming as the ones I make, but the back door with side vents are lots better along with using the fence slats would save on cost. Oh but those pesky little beetles really look good in the oil...
So awesome!!! Zero chemicals! Yay 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😻
Great Job Honey!! Awesome!!
Nice build and great idea.
Very nice,thank you for sharing
Instead of some kind of oil, I use lime (powdered lime like you might use in the garden). Vegetable oil is messy and can become rancid. When the hive beetles get into the lime, it kills them from dehydrating them. Easy to replace.
Hallo
Schöne einfache Arbeit 👍
Gruss aus Deutschland
Craftsmanship!
Sei un grande un abbraccio dalll'Italia 🇮🇹
how do you keep the bees from drowning ?
I am not a bee keeper, but keeping bees in my neighbourhood is popular. It’s always special to buy local honey. I try to support bees in early spring by having early blooming bushes that they enjoy. We do not mow our dandelions, and local bees do not have to share with Dandie. I’m an artist and I always appreciate fine craftsmanship. Interesting negative grass/foliage designs. Did you paint the camouflage on the hives’s exterior your self?
Thanks for your comment. We do not sell beehives, they just for us.🙂
I admit it, I'd rather look at you and listen to you than any ole bees.
I love animals video in this channel specially cats
Now u got the ideal! Now pour about 1/4" cooking oil in the pan. iI will kill shb, wax moths, and mite and even there larva on contact.... bees can't get threw the # 8 hardware cloth, be sure to have a back door where you can pull the pan out to service the oil trap I INVENTED IT You just became worry free of shb, mites, and wax moths! HAPPY BEE KEEPING : )
Not sure why this popped into my feed after so long but it just seems that small squares of Swiffer dusting sheets in the top corners of every brood box is faster, cheaper, works perfectly and pretty much no mess.
Do both? But the wipes are a recurring expense. Can you reuse them? Just curious
@@TheRainHarvester Comparatively speaking, the time and cost to build just one of these would easily pay for a near lifetime worth of duster sheets. The vegetable oil also qualifies as a consumable and it gets rancid pretty fast.
How's this in the winter
Great job!!👍🏻
thanks for the quick response, I do not see that you use it any where in the box.
By the way , you can sell these on line, I will buy one.
Very nice my Friend. Too fest ! You're not wanting people memorize anything You're doing. Thanks have nice day.
Does the extra width catch rain and cause rot? I was thinking of using 2x4 sides which would stick out 3/4" around the side edges, but i could cut a slope so the rain drains to the outside .
You missed a few staples. But, I forgave you when you squared it all up .haha Very creative. Wonder if you kept the hole plugs... glued lil knobs on them...if in winter it would help keep hive warmer by popping them back in holes.
Nice build!
any way to get a print out of schematics for building which includes the size of each piece etc. Great to watch on video but a list etc. would be very helpful. Thanks I really like how you did this!
Fascinating.
I'm surprised the fencing sides can handle so much weight. Can they hold 200 lbs? Great idea using vents' screening...i can't find #8 screen !
Amazon has it
Great job.
oh yeah you can probably save on buying a roll of #8 hardware cloth at Ace hardware, about 16 bucks... don't know what you gave for the screaned vents..
great video, the only question is that what did you do with the three aluminum panel that you were using the scissors to cut the screen .
kaz hashemi thank you! from those aluminum panels I took out the screens and used them as a bottom floor at 6:54 of the video that's what I'm doing. This size screen (for the small hive beetle)is very hard to find here in US, you have to purchase a large roll from beekeeping suplay store. So I found out that same size screen are used in ventilation screens that hardware stores sells them.
@@honeysada Hello, do you remember how many holes did the screen have per inch? Thank you in advance.
It looks like it might be #6 screen, which has 6 holes per inch.
Great job thank you for sharing !!!!!
Nice job
Very nice!
Honeysada, ну какие мастеровые у вас руки! Думаю, что не сглажу, потому что у вас просто талант делать хорошие вещи и огромное доброе сердце! Спасибо вам за ваши видео. А как вас найти в Фейсбуке?
Luba Sychova Спасибо за красивые слова, на Фейсбук Вы можете найти меня здесь m.facebook.com/Baby-Deer-Rescue-And-release-534547163364314
Thanks Sir
How does this work? I am not clear on it. Do they fall thru the screen? I think if you combine this with the Beetle Baffle it would eliminate or just about eradicate the small hive beetle as a pest to bee keepers
yes, the beetles falls through the screen holes into the oil pan. We do have Beetle Baffles too, its very effective both together, but still not perfect , because I seen SHB flying strait in to a hive combs without landing, and still sometimes finding 1 or 2 beetles in the hive, and few beetles in a strong hive is not a big problem . We keeping those bottom boards year round in Southern California and practically we dont have anymore problems with the SHB
Just curious!
What did it cost to build this?
Under $30 USD
I see that hole below the screen grate starts just inside of the hive entrance..
Would there be any advantage to have the hole below the screen start at just outside the hive entrance, to give an added inch for any entering Beatles or anything else, to fall through ??
Any entrance restricter would have to be marginally wider to cover the entrance, but that should not be a problem. .
Have you ever had the bees 🐝 sting people to help them with arthritis are ms?How many queens do u have?
I have several bee hives right now and I do know about bee sting therapy for arthritis, but never tried it.
There's a single carpenter (I'm guessing) bee right outside my garage that always shows up in the spring and lasts throughout the summer. It's really annoying because I need to use that area frequently but everytime I go over there it tries to attack me. I don't know anything about bees but I've observed that this bee stays hovering in that spot all day everyday and if another beee comes towards it, it fights it off like crazy, like it's protecting its territory or child. It's really disruptive and annoying because i need access to that spot and it doesn't let me. Haha, I'm a wuss. At night I haven't seen any hive or anything near the garage so I don't know what to do to make it go away. I really want to get rid of it but I don't want to harm it. What can I do?
well .., you need to talk to the bee, tell that you live here too and need to use that area and ask her if she would be kind to share it :) , it may take some time, but eventually she will know you and wont attack you :)
Were are you from ? Russia or another country ?)
I am from Lithuania :)
+honeysada do you speak Russian ?)))
yes I do :)
+honeysada отлично ! Могу я комментировать и задавать вопросы под видео на русском ?)))
yes of course, just I will have to answer in engish if thats OK,
Hi there, what are the ventilation holes in the bottom for - or - why are they necessary?
Great video! Thanks!
In a warmer climate zones the holes provide ventilation to the whole hive. In colder climate probably no need for those holes
Awesome - thanks for the clarification.
Even though I baited a hollow log, no bees this year. Wasps were here in numbers though. I was stung twice. I did install a passive trap and remove one pond which they seemed to be attracted to. I removed an old abandoned bird house, looked inside, saw nothing and set the birdhouse inside as a doorstop. The next morning my windows were full of wasps. There was a small nest I hadn't seen underneath. Anyone with wasp deterrent info, please send. Happy Trails to all
Wifes bird house building books advise rubbing soap on the inside lid or anywhere they like to attach their nests. I'm thinking ivory soap.
Do you have problems with rain getting into the oil?
greg no, not at all, I usually tilt a hive little forward, that way if rains the water not going into the hive
greg and
Charles Walker what?
can you make a couple for $$?
👍
Wouldn't Crisco be better than than oil sloshing around, spilling and making a mess? Has anyone tried Diatomaceous Earth? It's suppose to kill pretty well I've heard. How would it work to put grease around the top, underneath the screen frame? This way it would prevent mites and beetles from going back up into hive but stay clean from pollen, wax flakes and debri.
Crisco would work too, probably just will need to be checked and cleaned more often. I do use Diatomaceous Earth for under the oil pan, because sometimes beetles or wax moth manages not to fall in the pan but crawl behind it.
@@honeysada Would Crisco catch moths?
could this take the place of a varroa trap?
yes, it works for both, varroa and small hive beatle
Thanks 2018 will be my first year. Im now 67 and really health health 10, 000 daily stepper Bee are on my bucket list. Hive boxes (all mediums) assembled and awaiting paint. Local bees will be ready for me from a local beekeeper.
Are you married??
I need a man like you..
We have so much in common.
Your so Handsome two.!!
Oh, so this is why I'm not seeing new videos, lol!
Music not so loud next time please :)
Turn it down if it's too loud
you should Sell these.
MOJET IA OSHIBAIUS NO SLISHU RUSSKII AKZENT
TY OSHYBAJESH SIĄ
IAM a beginner bee kipper and I live in Canada and I think beehives it’s endless philosophy
Согласен,слышно аж сюда,через море)))
First it didn’t take me less than hour tii ok make this, second I had to drive to get that ventilation screen and cut it off. And guess what it’s piece of junk ! I like the idea but I would definitely not recommend this type of screen it’s so fragile and easy to brake . I had to go back to the store and buy real wire cloth. The rest of no complains. Thanks
Why do you bother with all your insults and complaints? Is that all you have time for or is this just your personality? Shame on you!
I made it too. Want to know how ? just go to Woodprix webpage.