I discovered this channel a couple of years ago and built my own equipment based on your recommendations (I also work with 8 frames hive bodies). I can't tell how much I've learnt since thanks to you and your teaching oriented way of sharing knowledge. Best regards from down south.
Can you please make some more videos I love your videos very instructional I love them so much please please please make more videos on beekeeping equipment I love them and God bless you sir you are a gift to all the beginners thank the Lord for you. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸✝️✝️✝️
Thank you Sir. Just finished building my stand this Saturday 6/15. You are a great help and I appreciate you sharing your love and knowledge of beekeeping!
Love your videos, I like seeing someone who takes pride in his work. I seen another guy make the comment "good enough is perfect" but I don't think so. Thank you for sharing your skills.
After watching this I may remove the stand my extractor has and build this unit. It looks like it works far better. Your instructional video make it look really easy to construct. I love you use of alignment cleats. The only things I can see I'd do different would be to make sure I don't have paint where I'm gluing the legs to the base, and I'd probably leave the alignment cleats on the bottom.
I am almost done building this. So easy!!!!! And I'm a girl!!!! I have a 3 frame manual Mann lake and this will sure help. Thank you.. Especially about the cleat....
Great video. I'll be making a modification to mine to allow the extractor to tilt forward to allow the last of the honey to drain out without the aide of a long spatula.
Hey recently I stumbled across your videos and I just wanted to say I absolutely love them I just wanted to say keep doing what you love and never give up!👍🏻
Another great video. I really enjoyed every one of them. Much of the equipment I use is directly made from your instruction. It has also given me the confidence to become creative in making other equipment to better suit my needs. It's been a long time since you posted any new material. You have covered the topic well but I miss seeing new videos. When are you coming back? You are missed.
I thank you for your comments. Although I have a couple of projects on the list, putting together a video takes a lot of work. And other things seem to get in the way, not the least of which is idleness.
nice work shop! How good does this work when it start rocking? Mine walks on the floor when unbalance. IDK why they put legs on em so short, that a bucket don't fit under em ! OH ITS GOT TO BE BETTER FOR SURE! Thanks for your excellent videos CHEERS
I am having trouble with the hardware to tie or secure this down. I have a Mann lake 3 frame manual. It doesn't have anyplace to put a hold down on the top of the extractor. Any suggestions?
This calls for some "post consumer engineering"! Maybe an angle bracket bent outwards a bit and secured to the bolts holding the cover on. I am not familiar with the Mann Lake extractor.
I hope the extractor can run with car battery and stand has a wheel so that we can extract the near to the hive, so it will eliminate another work bringing the frames to another place ...
That would be a mistake in my opinion. All that exposed honey is going to attract a frenzy of robbers. The situation will be unbearable for you and could be catastrophic for your hives. The robbers will clean the hives out too. Please reconsider.
Yes and no. If the extractor is badly out of balance, the whole shebang will walk. However, the stand will not tip over while doing so, as may be the case with a metal stand. I use my extractor in a space with a cement floor. If it was a wood floor, I would consider screwing the base of the stand to the floor. That would stop any walking issues. I sometimes will put my foot on the base while just starting up a batch of frames in the extractor. This may help stop any slight walking. Once the frames get part way spun out and the weight is more evenly distributed, the stand generally stops walking around.
I discovered this channel a couple of years ago and built my own equipment based on your recommendations (I also work with 8 frames hive bodies). I can't tell how much I've learnt since thanks to you and your teaching oriented way of sharing knowledge.
Best regards from down south.
Can you please make some more videos I love your videos very instructional I love them so much please please please make more videos on beekeeping equipment I love them and God bless you sir you are a gift to all the beginners thank the Lord for you. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸✝️✝️✝️
Thank you Sir. Just finished building my stand this Saturday 6/15. You are a great help and I appreciate you sharing your love and knowledge of beekeeping!
Love your videos, I like seeing someone who takes pride in his work. I seen another guy make the comment "good enough is perfect" but I don't think so. Thank you for sharing your skills.
After watching this I may remove the stand my extractor has and build this unit. It looks like it works far better. Your instructional video make it look really easy to construct. I love you use of alignment cleats.
The only things I can see I'd do different would be to make sure I don't have paint where I'm gluing the legs to the base, and I'd probably leave the alignment cleats on the bottom.
I am almost done building this. So easy!!!!! And I'm a girl!!!! I have a 3 frame manual Mann lake and this will sure help. Thank you.. Especially about the cleat....
Great video. I'll be making a modification to mine to allow the extractor to tilt forward to allow the last of the honey to drain out without the aide of a long spatula.
I was thinking the same, did you make it?
great video sir. was looking for a way to stop the "wobble dance" when using my extractor. this helps greatly
What a great design... keeping in mind the physics of the operation at hand... thanks, again...
Hey recently I stumbled across your videos and I just wanted to say I absolutely love them I just wanted to say keep doing what you love and never give up!👍🏻
Lots of respect for you sir, you do a great service with these videos!
You have great videos and they are very helpful. Thank you!
Another great video. I really enjoyed every one of them. Much of the equipment I use is directly made from your instruction. It has also given me the confidence to become creative in making other equipment to better suit my needs.
It's been a long time since you posted any new material. You have covered the topic well but I miss seeing new videos. When are you coming back? You are missed.
I thank you for your comments. Although I have a couple of projects on the list, putting together a video takes a lot of work. And other things seem to get in the way, not the least of which is idleness.
Your videos are great! I'm hoping to see one of your solar wax melter in the future!
Great video, thanks
i always look forward to your next video...i something new every time!! thank you for sharing!!!
thanks a lot for your knowledge
Thanks alot for your brilliant videos...
Great Idea. Thank you.
nice work shop! How good does this work when it start rocking? Mine walks on the floor when unbalance. IDK why they put legs on em so short, that a bucket don't fit under em ! OH ITS GOT TO BE BETTER FOR SURE! Thanks for your excellent videos CHEERS
Great video!
I am having trouble with the hardware to tie or secure this down. I have a Mann lake 3 frame manual. It doesn't have anyplace to put a hold down on the top of the extractor. Any suggestions?
I have the same issue. If we can get a close up that might help out.
This calls for some "post consumer engineering"! Maybe an angle bracket bent outwards a bit and secured to the bolts holding the cover on. I am not familiar with the Mann Lake extractor.
I hope the extractor can run with car battery and stand has a wheel so that we can extract the near to the hive, so it will eliminate another work bringing the frames to another place ...
That would be a mistake in my opinion. All that exposed honey is going to attract a frenzy of robbers. The situation will be unbearable for you and could be catastrophic for your hives. The robbers will clean the hives out too. Please reconsider.
@@josephvogel7234 You are right! I haven't thought about that!
Does this keep the extractor from walking when your turning
Yes and no. If the extractor is badly out of balance, the whole shebang will walk. However, the stand will not tip over while doing so, as may be the case with a metal stand. I use my extractor in a space with a cement floor. If it was a wood floor, I would consider screwing the base of the stand to the floor. That would stop any walking issues. I sometimes will put my foot on the base while just starting up a batch of frames in the extractor. This may help stop any slight walking. Once the frames get part way spun out and the weight is more evenly distributed, the stand generally stops walking around.
@@beekeepersworkshop when will you upload again?
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