Dear Mark, I feel your pain and, you make me laugh to tears. I received my bee suit yesterday. I learn so much following your journey. Please keep up the good work. You are the best.
I've listened to well over a hundred of your clips in the last couple of weeks. So funny. What great sense of humour. I look forward to watching even if it's not really about bees sometimes
Your ingenuity never ceases to amaze me, but more than that I love watching you because I know your son is the brain behind the camera and computer and such and being a father and a handy person with many interests and more importantly a father! (14yr/old daughter 6yr/old son) I hope and pray to maintain such a great relationship with my son and daughter. I work hard to be an authority and guide that they find interesting and fun enough to be around as much as yours do you. Thank you for taking us for the wholesome roller coaster ride of projects and dad jokes, you are an inspiration sir, thank you thank you thank you! from Chicago, Illinois USA
Hello from Canada. I always get a chuckle of your attitude and downunda dialect. Have Aussie friends here, but they are no where near as fun as you are. :) Great stuff! Btw, candy canes in here ARE green white and red.
Have to give you due Mark , that you can laugh at yourself when doing projects , you make so many people out there in internet land , LAUGH , be interested one day to meet the "wife " in a video , thanks again .
"It worked really well in my imagination" would be awesome on a shirt or hoodie, it matches how my projects go. Also, not gonna lie - I wish Mark could be my uncle.
Went back to the first episode to watch the progress, lol only took a week to get back to where I started. Tried to remember to hit like as I went but may have missed some. Time well spent. Learnt a lot, thank you. The fact that you share the wins and the loses is appreciated. Have totally enjoyed the innovative ideas to try to make things work better. I also am a person that takes what you have and make what you need. Sometimes shit, sometimes good!
Every time you upload videos, I have to take a sampling of a jar of some fantastic local honey. One of these days I'll get some Bush Bee Man honey shipped to California in the States
You need to put more power cords in over top where your full honey boxes will be to put fans over those boxes so if your honey needs to be drying more an power for a heater an a Dehumidifier all to dry out honey. You were tickling the hell out of me . Keep your video’s coming.
Great to see you having a crack Mark, Your High school teacher wish the teacher was on a youtube box show giving the teachers version of what you were taught and what you have forgot lmao. Great video, I'm jealous, that looks like a great time saving set up! Cheers for sharing!
"Honey Extractor Room in a Shipping Container" any one thinking what i am thinking? aka nexst video "Honey Extractor Room in a Shipping Container on wheels". :D
I use those containers for storage. Never thought to use one to extract honey or bottle. In Louisiana it would get tooo hot quick. Is it a special kind of container (c-can)? Thanks for the video.
Hahaha. How do you clean the honey out from between the grooves in the floor? Are you going to put a screen over the door area to keep the bees and wasps out? Wish you would wear safety glasses ALL the time.
Mr. Bushbee man what about adding some wheels on the extractor so it would be a lot easier for you to move it good video should've took one of those trailers but turned it down. Also what about a pump to transfer the honey from the extractor to the other trailer to the barrels
Can I move my reloading equipment in there as well? My missus has hunted me out of all my hidey holes, lmao!! Quick thought: the outlet on the extractor may be a bit hindered by the uncapper, may need to be turned 90deg for clear access. Thanks for sharing.
I wouldn't try pumping cold honey personally. It's pretty hard on your pumps and motors, and that stuff isn't cheap. I know my gear pump works loads better when the honey's 90-100* F. Best Money I've spent on my extracting setup by far has been a water jacketed sump with baffles and a honey pump. It's the kind of setup that works with 50 hives to 500 hives no sweat.
inefficient! they think and act very complex, technically! winning honey by hand must be the benchmark - for everything on equipment! Any exposure of the processed materials to the surrounding air is extremely bad - even for honey! lingering in the system and spinning for 10 minutes - generates a lot of heat. Insert the honeycombs into the centrifugal container from above - you do that by hand - can be used immediately - to remove the wax from the honeycombs. So you don't even need this previous device, this wax removal route! If you try a little - then you can reduce it to a centrifuge, where wax is removed when you insert it, and a honey filter with a tank. and of course you should recycle the wax, i.e. melt it, process it! that would be too technical for me, too much too laborious: I am a lazy person who does not waste my time - in which he can do other things
I love how all your videos give marriage advice for the beekeeper.
Happy wife, happy life!
Dear Mark, I feel your pain and, you make me laugh to tears. I received my bee suit yesterday. I learn so much following your journey. Please keep up the good work. You are the best.
I've listened to well over a hundred of your clips in the last couple of weeks. So funny. What great sense of humour. I look forward to watching even if it's not really about bees sometimes
Lol , he's so funny
My kids always ask me about your many voices....fun for everyone! Keep doing what you're doing. Love it from SW Florida, USA.
He almost reminds me of Mrs Doubtfire. minus the bad language 😛
Your ingenuity never ceases to amaze me, but more than that I love watching you because I know your son is the brain behind the camera and computer and such and being a father and a handy person with many interests and more importantly a father! (14yr/old daughter 6yr/old son) I hope and pray to maintain such a great relationship with my son and daughter. I work hard to be an authority and guide that they find interesting and fun enough to be around as much as yours do you. Thank you for taking us for the wholesome roller coaster ride of projects and dad jokes, you are an inspiration sir, thank you thank you thank you! from Chicago, Illinois USA
Hello from Canada. I always get a chuckle of your attitude and downunda dialect. Have Aussie friends here, but they are no where near as fun as you are. :) Great stuff! Btw, candy canes in here ARE green white and red.
Love how you have that setup. Does really good I believe
9:00 I dunno about there in Oz, but here in the US, some candy canes are absolutely red, green and white!
Have to give you due Mark , that you can laugh at yourself when doing projects , you make so many people out there in internet land , LAUGH , be interested one day to meet the "wife " in a video , thanks again .
Your a bloody legend
I think the red cord looks nice. Breaks up all the white. My family is excited to see you in production with your new extractor
"It worked really well in my imagination" would be awesome on a shirt or hoodie, it matches how my projects go. Also, not gonna lie - I wish Mark could be my uncle.
Wonderful, content, composition and filming. Entertaining and instructional. Thank you for sharing 😄
Thanks guys this looks amazing. Getting bigger all the time have fun in spring
Dam great, lookz all good, that their is fantastic
i am 4 minutes in and i love you LOL. new subscriber right here.
Thanks for subbing Louise!
Went back to the first episode to watch the progress, lol only took a week to get back to where I started. Tried to remember to hit like as I went but may have missed some. Time well spent. Learnt a lot, thank you. The fact that you share the wins and the loses is appreciated. Have totally enjoyed the innovative ideas to try to make things work better. I also am a person that takes what you have and make what you need. Sometimes shit, sometimes good!
Well, that went together better than most 😜 Been watching since the beginning and I am excited for your new ORGANIZED honey plant! ❤️❤️❤️.
Every time you upload videos, I have to take a sampling of a jar of some fantastic local honey. One of these days I'll get some Bush Bee Man honey shipped to California in the States
Looking good!
As a suggestion put a drip tray on the floor between your uncapping bin and extractor. Save you a heap of cleanup effort.
Good luck!!
You need to put more power cords in over top where your full honey boxes will be to put fans over those boxes so if your honey needs to be drying more an power for a heater an a Dehumidifier all to dry out honey. You were tickling the hell out of me . Keep your video’s coming.
Thanks Mark tried your burlap idea for the smoker worked fantastic I used Hessian burnt for 2-3 hours love it 😃
Great to see you having a crack Mark, Your High school teacher wish the teacher was on a youtube box show giving the teachers version of what you were taught and what you have forgot lmao. Great video, I'm jealous, that looks like a great time saving set up! Cheers for sharing!
That is a cool idea! Extractor in a shed.
"Honey Extractor Room in a Shipping Container" any one thinking what i am thinking? aka nexst video "Honey Extractor Room in a Shipping Container on wheels". :D
Russian beekeepers already have them :)
I'm glad to see this video because I was thinking of doing the same thing😉
I LIKE THE RED CORD! Makes it look very HIP! Do the kids use words like 'hip'?? Lord I don't know hahaha
that shot of the container on the forklift reminds me of the opening scene of Jurassic Park. sure you didn't have a velociraptor in there? ;)
What really surprised me is you had a sharp drill bit lol rof l 😂 🤣 😅 😆
Careful about shopping for pot plants if you ever visit the US. You may not get the same kind of plans you are looking for :)
I use those containers for storage. Never thought to use one to extract honey or bottle. In Louisiana it would get tooo hot quick. Is it a special kind of container (c-can)? Thanks for the video.
We have same heat issue, so it’s a Instillate container 😉👍
BIG QUESTION: How are you going to clean the floor when (not if) honey hits it? Has the container got a slight fall to allow water to escape?
Bee man I love your saying it is what it is that’s my saying
HAHA good video
At the shop buying pot plants, eh? :P
Bush Bee Man: Put your safety glasses on
Also Bush Bee Man: *Squints at timber*
Subscribed for the bloody h**l and the holy sh**tbowls 😅😂
What rpm do most honey 🍯 gear pumps pump at?
should work well for you i did the same thing 10 years ago and has served me well
Hahaha. How do you clean the honey out from between the grooves in the floor? Are you going to put a screen over the door area to keep the bees and wasps out? Wish you would wear safety glasses ALL the time.
What is your new channel link?
Hi Sally, you can find it here, don't forget to subscribe! ruclips.net/video/hAOXhxc1BEQ/видео.html
Mr. Bushbee man what about adding some wheels on the extractor so it would be a lot easier for you to move it good video should've took one of those trailers but turned it down. Also what about a pump to transfer the honey from the extractor to the other trailer to the barrels
Can I move my reloading equipment in there as well? My missus has hunted me out of all my hidey holes, lmao!!
Quick thought: the outlet on the extractor may be a bit hindered by the uncapper, may need to be turned 90deg for clear access.
Thanks for sharing.
Indeed, everyone has their opinion.
Be good to put a ply floor down and seal, paint it cause your going to alot of wax and honey in the grating on floor
And how will you keep the bees out of there?
Here in the USA, OSHA would fine you for using that extension cord.
ProTip; if ya drill bit is too small, wrap it a few times with electrical tape
Pot plants?
I like to refer it as "New used" equipment
Masking tape wrapped around the drill bit a couple of times then your drill will hold the tiny drill bit.
Happy wife, your always in strife.😞
I wouldn't try pumping cold honey personally. It's pretty hard on your pumps and motors, and that stuff isn't cheap. I know my gear pump works loads better when the honey's 90-100* F.
Best Money I've spent on my extracting setup by far has been a water jacketed sump with baffles and a honey pump. It's the kind of setup that works with 50 hives to 500 hives no sweat.
Potted plants not pot plants LOL
What ever happened to you mead you made ages ago.
🍺🍺
inefficient! they think and act very complex, technically!
winning honey by hand must be the benchmark - for everything on equipment!
Any exposure of the processed materials to the surrounding air is extremely bad - even for honey! lingering in the system and spinning for 10 minutes - generates a lot of heat.
Insert the honeycombs into the centrifugal container from above - you do that by hand - can be used immediately - to remove the wax from the honeycombs.
So you don't even need this previous device, this wax removal route!
If you try a little - then you can reduce it to a centrifuge, where wax is removed when you insert it, and a honey filter with a tank.
and of course you should recycle the wax, i.e. melt it, process it!
that would be too technical for me, too much too laborious: I am a lazy person who does not waste my time - in which he can do other things