Frames are done (almost).

[Perry]

Finished building the frames I'll need for this year (I hope). 
Every nuc I sell means 4 frames leave. I needed more honey supers so I got frames for that. I've been plunking away here and there over several days and I'm done.
I still have around 70 or 80 comb honey frames to do, 5 3/4" wedge top. But no urgency for those. I hope to try more comb honey production this year.

[LazyBkpr]

Wait...  it doesnt look like you have installed the organic plastic in those frames yet?   
   Well done! A lot of work in all that woodenware!

[Nugget Shooter]

That is a lot of frame building and I was complaining to my Girlfriend about doing 100 

[G3farms]

What is the electric motor and pump? thing on the post, looks like it has a meter on it also.

[riverbee]

"I still have around 70 or 80 comb honey frames to do, 5 3/4" wedge top. But no urgency for those. I hope to try more comb honey production this year."


perry, are you leaving this 'blank' or with starter strips?

[Perry]

G3farms - That's the Api Packer I got in PEI with that super deal I got a couple years ago. It's the automatic bottler that I have yet to use.

riverbee - I use edible foundation, wafer like paper thin stuff for comb honey.

[becsbeehive]

That's a lot of work. Well done!

[G3farms]

riverbee - I use edible foundation, wafer like paper thin stuff for comb honey.

I didn't know you could eat plastic?? 

Just wait til Jack reads that!

[Perry]

riverbee - I use edible foundation, wafer like paper thin stuff for comb honey.

I didn't know you could eat plastic?? 

Just wait til Jack reads that!

Nice, wise guy!

[neillsayers]

Perry,

I might have to take a nap after looking at all of that work. Whew!

Well done!

[Perry]

That stack is just the last of the frames I've built this year. I've already hauled out twice that to the honey house.