I still come back and review Devan's videos from time to time. By far the best beekeeping vids on RUclips. Great channel. Very digestible. Good luck in Florida
I really appreciate your calm, clear style of explaining things. I don't plan on ever keeping bees so I'm not likely to use this info but I still enjoyed learning about it!
i have been gathering information from many sources before launching my own operation and your videos are the most comprehensive. So... Thank you for keeping it simple!
Thank you, Precious Child! Your generous heart for doing these videos has saved me and my bees. I am three years in and have two hives now after a disasterous start. I have two mentors (kinda) and have read and read and read, but none explain and show the depth of knowledge, confidence and expertise that you do, in such complete terms. My Nanna use to say, 'Opinions are like A-holes, everyone has one. You keep doing you....!' You are kind, thorough, clear and so very generous to take your time for the health and betterment of bees and their keepers. THANK YOU! ❤️💕
Well I rarely write reviews or comments on any video, but yours are great. You sir know how to explain thing right to the point without any meaningless fill ups just to make a video. I’m a new beekeeper from Lebanon (middle East) and I’m certainly learning too much from your experience and thoughts. Thank you for your time and keep up the GREAT work. P.S.: your channel is the only one that I allowed getting notifications from. Regards, Architect Marwan Kabalan
I dunno about all the people giving you smack, but as a new beekeeper, your videos are a wealth of information. They are gold. Thanks. Peace from Perth, West Australia.
As a small scale beekeeper, I melt my dirty wax in a solar heater before adding it to the pot. The clean wax goes in a pot over water. I melt the wax on the stove. I let it solidify and scrape the bottom of the cake to remove the slumgum. I put the wax cake back in the pot to melt again over clean water and by the third melting, I have a good clean cake. I melt in December so the wax will solidify rapidly on my back porch. This time I harvested a 2.4 lb. cake of wax.
Hi Hun, thank you for this enjoyable and informative video. I love it that you took the time to show the diagram of how the melter works instead of just telling us and leaving it to our imaginations! As far as the people who try to bring you or each other down, just ignore them cuz there's too many people who love the drama and are miserable themselves, so everybody must be in their eyes! Dont even give them the satisfaction of knowing if they get to you! Have a great day and I look forward to seeing more videos!
Judgeing from the size of your operation, your confidence and obvious success You have had a good teacher. I'm adding bees to my life just at the hobby level but I want my three or four hives to have a beekeeper, not just a bee haver. My five acre former sheep pasture is now all food for pollinators. in the four sections surrounding my farm are almost forty acres of trees .Lots of willow, linden and locust. An adventure awaits. I will be learning from a couple local beekeepers and RUclips. Thanks
Devan, I think you do wonderful videos and you have a very nice demeanor in presenting them. I have also discovered that even an old fart like me can learn from a young new perspective. Being from Montana, the timeline and methods you use are very similar in regard to our weather. I normally don't say much on these blogs but wanted to thank you for all the work that you put into these videos. Between you and Paul @ UoG I have changed a lot of my ways of beekeeping. Please, keep up the great work!
Thank you so much for the videos, they take a lot of your time and effort to make. They are greatly appreciated! You are a larger operation than we hobby beekeepers are but there is always helpful take away for the hobbyist. Last year I started with three nuc’s and made it through the winter with five colonies. This spring I am up to ten and Lord willing hope to go into winter with ten to twelve hives. I may grow to a sideliner by the time I retire in a few years.
Thank you love the info .. beautiful finish on those uncapped frames .. my business is very small but love seeing the expansion possible such as yours. Keep sharing please ignore the ignorant!
Yeah, the internet and comments... Not always a good match. But here is a nice one: This is my second comment on a youtube channel and you are the only channel I ever subscribed too. I read a lot about bee keeping (I eventually want to become a beekeeper), but your video's help me to put things together. Thank you very much Devan, really, thank you and I look forward to more video's. Greetings from Denmark
Greeting's from Idaho. Great comment! I have had beekeepers put bees on my property to pollinate my fruit trees and all of my neighbor's orchards, but I am in training with a commercial beekeeper so I can be successful in hive management and personal honey production. This has quickly become my favorite channel. I just forwarded it to my mentor who's on his way back from California after checking his hives at the almond orchards. This is so exciting! I've never seen the common sense about super organization, but Devan's method makes sense to my way of thinking. Especially with the honey flavors from early spring and later season's nectar. I love this channel!
You are doing a great job showing us all the different steps involved. Even though you are on a much larger scale it's still helpful to me. Something I'm curious about is how do you store all your extracted frames till it's time to put them back on in the Spring? Keeping pests from them? Could you show us? Thank you for your hard work and level head.
If you take 2 peace’s of C channel hanging them up in your shed or honey house you can slide your frames in one at a time works great . Holds them up out of the way safe and sound because of the open space and light God Bless
Great Vid. Thanks for sharing your views and keep it up. A wise man once said, "You can please some of the people all the time but you can't please all the people all the time." Just keep Beekeeping and sharing your processes. You have more of a following that is learning from your time and patience than the people that will never be happy no matter what you post.
Great videos, I'm just getting into the beekeeping business, I have learned so much from you videos, you explain things simple and straight to the point, I have seen so many different channels from other beekeepers and I was confused and a certain point even frustrated, after I start looking at yours I felt a lot better and I can easily understand bees now, appreciated Devan. Howdy from Texas !
Hello Devan,, your doing a great job. please keep it up, i have just started back up this year after 31 years, so my background is package bees every year,, now i really have a lot of details to learn to get to a self sufficient operation,,and i catch many details of great value from your blogs,,, thanks.
I appreciate your expertise! Thank you so much for the information you provide. Some people are always negative and I hope you keep the videos coming. I know it takes alot of work to do videos and I am truly thankful for your efforts.
Deva,I really love your videos,I learn a lot from them.To bed that I didn’t know about your videos last year when I started with my bees. Thank you very much and Good LORD Bless you and keep you. I learn a lot from you.
Devan - I find your videos practical, to the point and very useful. Please do not take any notice of the negative posters. (Some people would gripe about being in heaven. You are right not to waste time on them). I am learning a lot from your videos. Keep up the good work.
Mate you should get active and forget the negative people. I'm from Australia and just starting out and your videos are some of the best. Your video's are BY FAR the least preachy on you tube. BY FAR!!! Keep at it :-)
Thank you for sharing. Keep the knowledge coming !! I'd like to see /hear your method for ventilation and wrapping your hives for outdoor winter storage here in Ontario. Frame storage overwinter as well ! 1st yr. beekeep here!
Thanks for sharing Deevan! This video appeared in my search tonight and I liked it so much I subscribed for more content! Cheers - a beekeeper from Alberta, Canada
Great video Devan, yours and UoG Bee Research videos are best beekeeping videos on RUclips. Maxant should send you a cheque for explaining how their melter works.
What happens if you create a custom honeycomb mold and use bee's wax to artificially create completely built empty frames? Would it make bees waste less time building them and using this time to make more honey, or wouldn't make a difference?
Your videos were some of the best. You have such a gentle mannerism and speech.To bad you don't do this anymore. It seems some people (few) get a kick out of getting under other peoples skins. I think it make them feel more powerful or important. They are quite shallow people and over the years I ignore them and I do what I want. Wish you would do a few more.
Wow, what a great video. I thoroughly appreciate the explanation (pros & cons of doing things certain ways or how things work. Keep up the great work on the videos, I know they take time to do.
Im not sure why you stopped these videos. Your so awesome! Im looking at growing this year and would love to hear your thoughts on equipment. Im looking at the single frame cutter over the spinner. Seems easy for a one guy operation. Looking at 200 to start and want to grow to 500. I think that will be good for my one man operation. Im getting to be an old fart so want to keep it fun.
Hey Devon, how do you clean your wax melter once you’ve finished the melting process. Your video as always has been very useful. You are one of the first and favourite beekeepers I subscribed two when I started beekeeping 4 1/2 years ago. Thanks for sharing. Shayne
Thanks for the videos! This is my first year and you’re one of my best guys to watch and learn from. I haven’t seen any new ones lately? Have you slowed down or stopped making them? I appreciate the lesson and points of view.
I am enjoying your videos and have learned a lot so far. As a first year bee keeper, I have moved my queen to the brood chamber with a queen excluder. How do I know if there is enough honey to support her through out the winter? Not sure if this is where to ask questions if not please let me know. Thanks
Dude this is kinda cool. I started with a dude with like a pot on an open flame, worked my way up to the guy with the big boiling tank and now I'm here. I wonder what crazy device the next beeswax dude I get recommended has in store!
Another excellant video. thanks for sharing. i see a Maxant ? extractor in the background. How do you keep it from walking when it starts out balanced?
Great video. I have seen another but didn't make sense to me. My only question would be that when you draw off the water and junk with the lower tap does the layer of wax not fall below the larger upper one? I have the same Maxant as you and going to use it for the first time today, October 31st. 2018 and using your method. Thanks in advance, Jack
Devin with your score 712 thumbs up and only 5 down,You should be in hog heaven.I allways enjoy listening to you,Some of it I have listened to many times.I only have like 12 hives ,going to try to expand next spring and plan to incorporate a lot of what you have talked about.
You are awesome. I happened across your channel and am binge watching! There are several ways to do the same thing, and you can't change the negative ninnies. Please don't let it get to you.
Do you Northern Yankees celebrate Thanksgiving? Lovely wax! I bet it smells great! If you used a solar wax melter for a final run, would it lighten further?
What would that accomplish? Bees are pretty darn clean truthfully, and a lot of that slum gum is brood casings, propolis, and pollen. Things not likely to do any harm.
why not heat the clump of cappings to about 45c and extract the last bit of honey in the wax first, or is that done already? feels kind of wasteful to have potential pounds of honey diluted in water
I have only 6 hives and can't justify buying the fancy wax related equipment. Any recommendations on how to get such nice wax for small timers? I wonder if it's worth the effort. I'm suspecting not.
Thanks Devan. You share some great videos and for what it's worth, we are going single deeps also, where many are going dbls and even triples. I feel the same about the comments. On our channel, and FB, I just share how we're doing it here in N. WI. USA
Hi good video robin hear in the uk question where did you get your cappings extractor from as our major beekeeping supplier eg thornes beekeeping dosent sell any thing like this thanks yours robin
The cappings spinner is the Maxant senior model. I actually bought mine used (as with most of my honey house equipment), but if I was buying it new we have a couple suppliers in Ontario that carry them, or I would order direct from Maxant in the US. I can't help you too much with UK stuff, but there are some european companies like Lega or Lyson that make some interesting options for cappings processing. The Lyson cappings press actually interests me quite a bit.
I still come back and review Devan's videos from time to time. By far the best beekeeping vids on RUclips. Great channel. Very digestible. Good luck in Florida
I really appreciate your calm, clear style of explaining things. I don't plan on ever keeping bees so I'm not likely to use this info but I still enjoyed learning about it!
i have been gathering information from many sources before launching my own operation and your videos are the most comprehensive.
So... Thank you for keeping it simple!
Thank you, Precious Child!
Your generous heart for doing these videos has saved me and my bees. I am three years in and have two hives now after a disasterous start. I have two mentors (kinda) and have read and read and read, but none explain and show the depth of knowledge, confidence and expertise that you do, in such complete terms.
My Nanna use to say, 'Opinions are like A-holes, everyone has one. You keep doing you....!'
You are kind, thorough, clear and so very generous to take your time for the health and betterment of bees and their keepers. THANK YOU! ❤️💕
Well I rarely write reviews or comments on any video, but yours are great. You sir know how to explain thing right to the point without any meaningless fill ups just to make a video. I’m a new beekeeper from Lebanon (middle East) and I’m certainly learning too much from your experience and thoughts.
Thank you for your time and keep up the GREAT work.
P.S.: your channel is the only one that I allowed getting notifications from.
Regards,
Architect Marwan Kabalan
I've watched every single bee wax rendering video on RUclips and this is the prettiest final product I've seen. It's so bright and golden!
Finally someone clearly explains this important process. Thank you!!
I dunno about all the people giving you smack, but as a new beekeeper, your videos are a wealth of information. They are gold. Thanks. Peace from Perth, West Australia.
As a small scale beekeeper, I melt my dirty wax in a solar heater before adding it to the pot. The clean wax goes in a pot over water. I melt the wax on the stove. I let it solidify and scrape the bottom of the cake to remove the slumgum. I put the wax cake back in the pot to melt again over clean water and by the third melting, I have a good clean cake. I melt in December so the wax will solidify rapidly on my back porch. This time I harvested a 2.4 lb. cake of wax.
Dude, you could totally be the new Mister Rogers. Great instructional voice and relaxing to listen to.
Hi Hun, thank you for this enjoyable and informative video. I love it that you took the time to show the diagram of how the melter works instead of just telling us and leaving it to our imaginations!
As far as the people who try to bring you or each other down, just ignore them cuz there's too many people who love the drama and are miserable themselves, so everybody must be in their eyes! Dont even give them the satisfaction of knowing if they get to you!
Have a great day and I look forward to seeing more videos!
Nice demo Devan, enjoy learning from your knowledge and skills.
Judgeing from the size of your operation, your confidence and obvious success You have had a good teacher. I'm adding bees to my life just at the hobby level but I want my three or four hives to have a beekeeper, not just a bee haver. My five acre former sheep pasture is now all food for pollinators. in the four sections surrounding my farm are almost forty acres of trees .Lots of willow, linden and locust. An adventure awaits. I will be learning from a couple local beekeepers and RUclips. Thanks
Devan, I think you do wonderful videos and you have a very nice demeanor in presenting them. I have also discovered that even an old fart like me can learn from a young new perspective. Being from Montana, the timeline and methods you use are very similar in regard to our weather. I normally don't say much on these blogs but wanted to thank you for all the work that you put into these videos. Between you and Paul @ UoG I have changed a lot of my ways of beekeeping. Please, keep up the great work!
Devan, I love your videos. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for the videos, they take a lot of your time and effort to make. They are greatly appreciated! You are a larger operation than we hobby beekeepers are but there is always helpful take away for the hobbyist.
Last year I started with three nuc’s and made it through the winter with five colonies. This spring I am up to ten and Lord willing hope to go into winter with ten to twelve hives. I may grow to a sideliner by the time I retire in a few years.
Thank you love the info .. beautiful finish on those uncapped frames .. my business is very small but love seeing the expansion possible such as yours. Keep sharing please ignore the ignorant!
Yeah, the internet and comments... Not always a good match.
But here is a nice one:
This is my second comment on a youtube channel and you are the only channel I ever subscribed too.
I read a lot about bee keeping (I eventually want to become a beekeeper), but your video's help me to put things together.
Thank you very much Devan, really, thank you and I look forward to more video's.
Greetings from Denmark
Greeting's from Idaho.
Great comment! I have had beekeepers put bees on my property to pollinate my fruit trees and all of my neighbor's orchards, but I am in training with a commercial beekeeper so I can be successful in hive management and personal honey production. This has quickly become my favorite channel. I just forwarded it to my mentor who's on his way back from California after checking his hives at the almond orchards.
This is so exciting!
I've never seen the common sense about super organization, but Devan's method makes sense to my way of thinking. Especially with the honey flavors from early spring and later season's nectar. I love this channel!
You are doing a great job showing us all the different steps involved. Even though you are on a much larger scale it's still helpful to me. Something I'm curious about is how do you store all your extracted frames till it's time to put them back on in the Spring? Keeping pests from them? Could you show us? Thank you for your hard work and level head.
If you take 2 peace’s of C channel hanging them up in your shed or honey house you can slide your frames in one at a time works great . Holds them up out of the way safe and sound because of the open space and light God Bless
Great Vid. Thanks for sharing your views and keep it up. A wise man once said, "You can please some of the people all the time but you can't please all the people all the time." Just keep Beekeeping and sharing your processes. You have more of a following that is learning from your time and patience than the people that will never be happy no matter what you post.
Great videos, I'm just getting into the beekeeping business, I have learned so much from you videos, you explain things simple and straight to the point, I have seen so many different channels from other beekeepers and I was confused and a certain point even frustrated, after I start looking at yours I felt a lot better and I can easily understand bees now, appreciated Devan.
Howdy from Texas !
Keep going do not listen to the negative argumentative folks. The rest of us have learned much and appreciate you!
Excellent explanation on the drawing!! 👏🏻 loved the video
Hello Devan,, your doing a great job. please keep it up, i have just started back up this year after 31 years, so my background is package bees every year,, now i really have a lot of details to learn to get to a self sufficient operation,,and i catch many details of great value from your blogs,,, thanks.
Well explained information on cleaning bee wax I like this guys attitude to sharing what works for him
Very helpful. I really like the water in the bottom of the mold tip.
Thank you!
Always enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing from your experiences. As a new bee keeper your videos have been a tremendous help and encouragement!
Thanks for the video Devan! My 3rd year beekeeping in Northern MN. So helpful to see how others do things.
I appreciate your expertise! Thank you so much for the information you provide. Some people are always negative and I hope you keep the videos coming. I know it takes alot of work to do videos and I am truly thankful for your efforts.
HeavenScent Homestead, I like your comment. " Some people are always negative ". Even when we let them know they'll say...." its not true"...LOL
Deva,I really love your videos,I learn a lot from them.To bed that I didn’t know about your videos last year when I started with my bees. Thank you very much and Good LORD Bless you and keep you. I learn a lot from you.
Thank you! Just watched a video on Reddit about using a hot knife and wondered how the honey was extracted from the wax. Very interesting process.
Im not a beekeeper. But I like the way you tell you're side of it and you have a nice approach to what ever other beekeepers like to do.
Devan - I find your videos practical, to the point and very useful. Please do not take any notice of the negative posters. (Some people would gripe about being in heaven. You are right not to waste time on them). I am learning a lot from your videos. Keep up the good work.
You are an awesome teacher. Keep up the videos and ignore the negative comments. Some people would complain no matter what.
Thanks for explaining. The clearest explanation on this process that I've heard on youtube.
Your channel is awesome. Keep the videos coming. They are so helpful and informative. ❤️🐝
I always wondered how the Maxant Wax melter worked . Excellent video. Will probably purchase one even though I have a smaller operation.
Mate you should get active and forget the negative people.
I'm from Australia and just starting out and your videos are some of the best. Your video's are BY FAR the least preachy on you tube. BY FAR!!! Keep at it :-)
Thank you for sharing. Keep the knowledge coming !! I'd like to see /hear your method for ventilation and wrapping your hives for outdoor winter storage here in Ontario. Frame storage overwinter as well ! 1st yr. beekeep here!
Thanks for sharing Deevan! This video appeared in my search tonight and I liked it so much I subscribed for more content! Cheers - a beekeeper from Alberta, Canada
Great video Devan, yours and UoG Bee Research videos are best beekeeping videos on RUclips. Maxant should send you a cheque for explaining how their melter works.
Rock on Dev I'm enjoying your thoughts and your processes. Awesome
Nice setup, thanks for doing such a thorough job explaining the wax melter. Love your videos.
If people don't like what you say. They don't need to watch. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Missing your videos. Are you planning any for spring 2020? You are so good at it. Please don't stop
Great work and as always a polished presentation.
Yeah the haters or folks that leave negative remarks are quickly forgotten.
What happens if you create a custom honeycomb mold and use bee's wax to artificially create completely built empty frames? Would it make bees waste less time building them and using this time to make more honey, or wouldn't make a difference?
Keep it up. I'm learning a lot from you good man. I'm a new beek and you're giving me a clear path up ahead.
Thank you for all your good information, don't worry about the naysayers. They will always be around. Good job, devan.
Your videos were some of the best. You have such a gentle mannerism and speech.To bad you don't do this anymore. It seems some people (few) get a kick out of getting under other peoples skins. I think it make them feel more powerful or important. They are quite shallow people and over the years I ignore them and I do what I want. Wish you would do a few more.
Wow, what a great video. I thoroughly appreciate the explanation (pros & cons of doing things certain ways or how things work. Keep up the great work on the videos, I know they take time to do.
I appreciate your videos. I am brand new to bee keeping and I am learning a lot already.
Im not sure why you stopped these videos. Your so awesome! Im looking at growing this year and would love to hear your thoughts on equipment. Im looking at the single frame cutter over the spinner. Seems easy for a one guy operation. Looking at 200 to start and want to grow to 500. I think that will be good for my one man operation. Im getting to be an old fart so want to keep it fun.
You have a wonderful bee house set up! Thank you - great video.
Hey Devon, how do you clean your wax melter once you’ve finished the melting process. Your video as always has been very useful. You are one of the first and favourite beekeepers I subscribed two when I started beekeeping 4 1/2 years ago. Thanks for sharing. Shayne
Thanks for the videos! This is my first year and you’re one of my best guys to watch and learn from. I haven’t seen any new ones lately? Have you slowed down or stopped making them? I appreciate the lesson and points of view.
Your doing a rocking job and i learn much from watching you keep up the good work!
Good video Devon .... I enjoy and get a lot out of your videos...Thanks keep them coming. ( I’m from the Niagara area)
Pleasant presentations. I'm getting on in beekeeping and am losing my patience. You're freshening me up when I need it.
I am enjoying your videos and have learned a lot so far. As a first year bee keeper, I have moved my queen to the brood chamber with a queen excluder. How do I know if there is enough honey to support her through out the winter? Not sure if this is where to ask questions if not please let me know. Thanks
again devan thank you for you perspectives,,,very good ideas and i really enjoy all of ur videos...
I haven't heard from you in awhile hope all is good really enjoy your presentations.
Dude this is kinda cool. I started with a dude with like a pot on an open flame, worked my way up to the guy with the big boiling tank and now I'm here. I wonder what crazy device the next beeswax dude I get recommended has in store!
Another excellant video. thanks for sharing. i see a Maxant ? extractor in the background. How do you keep it from walking when it starts out balanced?
Thank you for going to the effort of sharing your point of view it’s always good to know how other people do stuff.
Great video. I have seen another but didn't make sense to me. My only question would be that when you draw off the water and junk with the lower tap does the layer of wax not fall below the larger upper one? I have the same Maxant as you and going to use it for the first time today, October 31st. 2018 and using your method. Thanks in advance, Jack
Great videos Devan! Thanks for sharing and please keep them coming.
You have taught me much and I enjoy your videos! Thank you so very much!
Devin with your score 712 thumbs up and only 5 down,You should be in hog heaven.I allways enjoy listening to you,Some of it I have listened to many times.I only have like 12 hives ,going to try to expand next spring and plan to incorporate a lot of what you have talked about.
You are awesome. I happened across your channel and am binge watching! There are several ways to do the same thing, and you can't change the negative ninnies. Please don't let it get to you.
Love watching the videos from here in New Zealand. Keep up the good work. Cheers
Do you Northern Yankees celebrate Thanksgiving? Lovely wax! I bet it smells great! If you used a solar wax melter for a final run, would it lighten further?
tks devan, i learn from you every time, don't stop .:)
Haters gonna hate you cos they ain't you...
Wonderful infotainment
Thank you
Thank you for sharing your POV. I hope you continue and not let the negativity change anything.
Hey Devan can you do video on your beekeeping equipment especially for beginners
Hey Devan, I enjoy your videos but I haven’t seen any new ones lately. Are you still making them? Let me know. Thanks
You are my university for learning Bee Keeping! Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for your great videos. Keep going. We are learning from your experience and from you taking the to share with us.
Great Job!!! Thanks for your effort and diligence! Very informative and interesting!!
Are you ever going to post new videos. I sure miss the information that you share
I was wondering if you would go into what you use the wax for - candles! Anything else this wax is good for?
Keep up the great work. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Do you sell/ship mated queens? I'm in Colorado...
Thankyou that was very informative and well presented from Australia.
Best explanation I've seen. BTW, what can you do with slum gum?
i like your video man, you are cool BK!. just a question, you do not sterilzed the wax? such as pressure cooker pot going over 100C? thank you
What would that accomplish? Bees are pretty darn clean truthfully, and a lot of that slum gum is brood casings, propolis, and pollen. Things not likely to do any harm.
Look into a Dadant Mini Wax Melter, I love it, sold the spinner. I use a Maxant chain uncapper so the slurry is about the same as yours.
Hi devan, haven’t heard from you in a while. Hope all is well. I was curious what you do with your wet frames after you extract? Thanks
why not heat the clump of cappings to about 45c and extract the last bit of honey in the wax first, or is that done already? feels kind of wasteful to have potential pounds of honey diluted in water
so if you used hotter water would the bottom come out flatter?
I have only 6 hives and can't justify buying the fancy wax related equipment. Any recommendations on how to get such nice wax for small timers? I wonder if it's worth the effort. I'm suspecting not.
Thanks Devan. You share some great videos and for what it's worth, we are going single deeps also, where many are going dbls and even triples. I feel the same about the comments. On our channel, and FB, I just share how we're doing it here in N. WI. USA
This video was made a couple years ago , i am conaidering purchasing one of these units , are you still happy with this melter?
Love your videos, very informative and to the point. Thank you!
Hi Devan. The spinner is an interesting solution. Do you have an explanation with other devices ?
Young man you will go far
Thank you once again great clear presentation , do you have any help chris uk
Love your videos - thank you for sharing everything
When is Honey season ? Spring fall summer winter?
Hi good video robin hear in the uk question where did you get your cappings extractor from as our major beekeeping supplier eg thornes beekeeping dosent sell any thing like this thanks yours robin
The cappings spinner is the Maxant senior model. I actually bought mine used (as with most of my honey house equipment), but if I was buying it new we have a couple suppliers in Ontario that carry them, or I would order direct from Maxant in the US. I can't help you too much with UK stuff, but there are some european companies like Lega or Lyson that make some interesting options for cappings processing. The Lyson cappings press actually interests me quite a bit.