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Good video, thanks! I have found that an old deep freeze makes the best honey warmer. I recommend a small 500-watt maximum space heater that has a circulating fan for the heat source instead of incandescent light bulbs. Incandescent bulbs will not be available much longer as LEDs are more efficient. Obviously, LEDs cannot be used as a heat source because that is why they are more efficient. The space heater used must be low wattage to prevent melting the plastic insides of a deep freeze. A 1200-watt heater is way too hot. Set the heater to “full on - high” and use the same thermostat as would be used with light bulbs to turn it off and on. The circulating fan on the heater greatly reduces the “hot spot” problem.

I see you have termites....

Great project Scott! The sweet taste of success. 🐝

So did it work

Dadoing a 4x4, I would install a higher fence. Would make it a little stabler and safer. I have that same saw.

Great job! I will make one, good instruction, thank you!

Thank God I don't have a need for double walled pipe, but I would try some rock wool in between the 6" and 8" pipes, and save myself a bit of work. Code sucks, hate those miserable mud suckers.

I use the 1x8x8 boards… with 4 boards you can make 5 medium boxes. Currently $11.52 plus tax per board…

cool Im doing the same thing, but instead of the tabs, using a 1" ceramic fiber blanket between pipes, was only $11 on amazon

Easy basic design .....the other guys make these hectic complicated unnecessary hives......when all they need is a basic box like u made

Hope you, and your bees have a mild winter! Thanks for the videos.

Good luck! I hope your bees winter well...

Left a comment on another of your vids- you need to find a way to be able to pull out pre filters as you go so you don’t plug up and stop the flow. I could see it in this vid, how the syrup flow-through slowed dramatically after only about 20 seconds of filtration. The first pre filters is clogging up and needs to be pulled

You should find a way to set your pre filters into the top pot so you can remove them one by one as they clog up

Thanks, Scott. It is about to turn winter here and I still need to finish getting in my firewood. I have a Harbor freight splitter that splits in both directions, maybe I will make a short video about it...

"Sharpen the saw" means to take time for yourself doing something that you enjoy... Just like you are doing. Thanks for the video.

No warm up. Cylinder damage right off the rip

How come my fruit is still at the top? Barely bubbling? Is it done?

Never stick your hydrometer in your bucket in case the sod breaks then you now have glass in your wine. First time drawer here and I had the sod break inside the tube, have no idea how.

As a 50 year owner and user of radial arm saws the #1 safety tip for all radial arm saws is the table must be no smaller than 24" out from the fence and 48" wide. Keeping your distance from the blade is the key. This table is to small. Change the table size and you will see. Get a 24" X 48" 3/4 ply and 3" high fence. Screw the new ply right on top of the table you have and change the fence.

No saws means no wood. No wood means no homes. I now own 10 DeWalt RAS for a new purpose. But you can't do this with a Craftsman. Elevating crank must be on top the arm. ruclips.net/video/Oq7fOd_O5yM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/k7cBLq1rgPo/видео.html

I used escape traps for many years with great success. Then my neighbor let me use his leaf blower if I was in a hurry to get supers empty of worker bees. In the autumn, most of the drones will be gone. Just have a way to move filled supers to honey house, like a sturdy garden cart. Stand the super on end and blow to bees off. Another way would be to shake them off and brush the remaining bees off. Place combs in an empty box onto a cart until moveable well enough. Nice to have empty super boxes

I got a good batch of 1 1/4 " dry pine boards one time, various widths with no finished straight edges. Not to worry. I had a way to straight one edge. After planing the thick boards to a healthy 1 1/8th, I took stock of what I could get with very little waste. I could make narrower boards by cutting out the worst knots and dowel joining them to others to make deep boxes. Don't remember how many deeps I made, but over 2 dozen. Then I took various scraps of 3/4" pine stock, put a frame dado on one edge to use as box ends. Took my thicker longer sides and put a dado on the ends to accept the 3/4" end pieces. I didn't have enough end pieces to make 24 boxes, so I stopped when I ran out. I glued and screwed the boxes together and treated them with a waterproof oil of some sort, like deck oil. Try not to get any on the inside, as bees don't like it. The cost was very minimal for what I got out of the gift of lumber. All it cost me mostly was my time, which was free. If you have a table saw, and some time, you too can make your own hive boxes

You really only need to spin it if it is inside a graduated cylinder so the hydrometer does not stick to the glass it isn't going to stick on that 5 gal bucket.

Does that book give you information on how to build the bottom board?

Which wedge do you recommend

My excitement matched yours great video !!

First crank out the box SOLD!!!

Looks like you got a good ole stack already!! Keep going!! 😊

🤣🤣 that was good!!

Thank you!! These videos are so helpful

Do you still have this bush hook? I would love to buy it! Willing to pay a pretty penny 🙂

Beautiful work!! Good song choice too!! Let’s get this song more popular 🔥🔥may you use this song for the next couple videos please?

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After 13yrs it literally takes seconds to load these. I bought a speed feed head 3yrs ago but it was no faster for me loading it because Id gotten so fast loading this one anyway. Then the speed feed junked out within 2 seasons, they're junk, these Husky heads are tanks & being professional heads each piece is sold seperately. Hell I put my OEM head back on & never looked back. I changed all my trimmers over to Husqvarna heads.

Red maple is pretty and straight grain

This colony should be very strong at this time of August. If mites are not dealt with the colony will not last thru the winter.

Went ham on it 🪓 💪

That Axe is worth every penny. One of the best one hit wonders out there

lol, she was playing hide and seek, then popped out when she decided you were taking too long to find her.

Your title is what I've been saying about one of my colonies. Started March 30th from a package and by mid May they had 2 deeps & a super drawn and the super half full. 2 weeks later the queen was gone. They've been creating and replacing queen ever since and I have no idea why. I gave them a new queen and they killed her in favor of their own and then super seeded that queen anyway. They're a real mess.

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Love the angle grinder

Those trees have seeded and grown on your land for a variety of reasons. But since they have died off, that's all moot. If you don't take them to burn, that's 2X the waste. Wasteful living haunts anyone who does that. You are a good man. Keep on keeping on.

When I was younger I cut and split all my wood because I enjoyed it and had no money to buy it. Now for every $100 I pay per cord stacked, my back lets me split and stack a half cord. I'd rather support a hard working local than the gas company.

menomale che sulle istruzioni dice di togliere i melari, almeno qui in Italia è vietato utilizzare formic pro con i melari perché altera il sapore e rilascia formico nel miele

Jajaja you did nothing jajaqj

I have this conversation with my dad every year and what it always comes back to is that you enjoy doing it. And if you don’t you could sell your equipment and pay someone to maintain your property and bring you firewood. That sounds awful though.

It's great that you get the exercise. I love using wood that would otherwise go to waste. You cannot apply value to free time because if you worked instead of cutting wood then you would gain more stress and less relaxation and recovery time which is valuable. Plus the exercise gained from collecting, splitting and carrying wood will extend your life way beyond the initial time spent. God Bless you.

Excellent project!