I’m a retired bee keeper. This was nice to see. Bee Keeping, done correctly, is time consuming. You work around the bees schedule. I learned when in high school from a man who had kept bees for 70 years. He was a great Man! Thanks.
Was it just me or was there some flirting going on there? The smiles and giggles…….😂❤️🔥 Extracting honey looks fun when you do 1 box (super) but when you have 50-100 sitting there and only a manual uncapping knife it gets old very quick! The best way I found when only robbing a few hives is a excluder board, place it under the box to be harvested overnight and the next day there won’t be a bee in the box, they can only travel 1 way while the board is in.
Outstanding video. I have a bee allergy. If I get stung I’m in trouble, but I am extremely PRO 🐝. We as Terrines are killing off the 🐝population at an alarming rate with the pesticides we use. If the 🐝 are gone we are gone. We need them to pollinate our crops, fruit trees, etc. I always enjoy watching them each spring while they’re working to collect the pollen in our cherry trees.
Welcome back! I've missed watching you and your videos. I also really enjoyed this video in particular because I used to keep bees but I've never thought of using a lathe to harvest the honey. Very novel idea! Keep the videos coming!
It’s always really brave to try out a new format and expand your range - so congratulations to you for a great video. Really interesting and I hope you’ve defrosted by now!
Good to see you’re branching out to cover other crafts. If you’re ever in the Lynden, Washington area, drop by - we’ll show you how we make cast aluminum barstools…
Fun times, I prefer to use a heat gun to melt the caps off of my honey frames so it does less damage to the comb itself. Just got my first honey harvest this year, 5 gallons worth. Very exciting.
Im a beekee. nice to see how do it. Im before main harvest I'll do in 2 weeks prob. Funny to see using lathe to move an extractor never came on my mind🙂. I have extr. with own electromotor... Good luck👍
Hey It's great to see your videos again. I have a question for you. I have wanted to find a mask and air supply like the one you use in your shop during your videos. It's a full mask and seems to have an air supply system that you have added to it, or is that a microphone system? What is the name and where can I find one? Thank you and Glad to see you back.
Great to see you back. I'm sure its been said before but you've got a great natural interviewing style. The only thing I wish y'all talked about a bit more was how he came up with and built the centrifuge attachment for his lathe.
Don't worry, no patience was harmed in the waiting for this video. I just forgot about you for a while, and was pleasantly surprised to have you back :D
You guys are so flirtatious that we almost feel like we don't belong watching that. It's almost like in the second part of this video, Chris is going to put some honey in your neck to do an ASMR video.
Hhhm. Ok, Ive kept bees & spun frames with my hand crank extractor. He’s just using the lathe motor to run the extractor. Nothing really interesting or new here. It’s always a messy process, not sure id want to do it in my wood-shop. A bit too scripted really.
I’m a retired bee keeper. This was nice to see. Bee Keeping, done correctly, is time consuming. You work around the bees schedule. I learned when in high school from a man who had kept bees for 70 years. He was a great Man! Thanks.
OMG. Two of my favorite hobbies together in the same video!! I'm a beekeeper and turner!! Subscribed. Wow.
Anyone else think she was going to mount the frame between centers and redecorate the workshop? 😎👍👀🐝
Very interesting, my neighbor just gave me honey from his bees. This reminds me of a Craftsman Legacy. Love seeing what people do!
Nice to see you back Miss Ashley. Looking forward to what you're going to craft for us. Do take care in this crazy World.
Thank you! You too!
Excellent video Ashley, never expected this but worth the wait.
Fascinating! Along with beekeeping, he be an avid turner as well. He can't just use that beautiful lathe to power his extractor.
So nice to see you again!!
A nice gentle start to my day. Thanks for sharing 🌞
Nice to see you again
Glad to have you back.
So happy to see you back
Hi Ashley. Love your woodturning and look forward to your announcement of the new venture.
Hay Ashley welcome back great show you have been missed
Aww thanks!
Yes. Glad to see you again. Especially branching out into other “crafts” areas.
More to come!
Welcome back!!! Glad to see you
Thanks!
Thank you so much Ashley !
Merci beaucoup Ashley, c'est un bonheur de regarder tes vidéos,
Happy to have you back! Good luck with the announcements!
Thank you!!
Awesome video Ashley! Have missed your face, I actually learned something today. Did not know there was a difference in seasonal honey harvest
This was so informative, great video Ashley.
Was it just me or was there some flirting going on there? The smiles and giggles…….😂❤️🔥
Extracting honey looks fun when you do 1 box (super) but when you have 50-100 sitting there and only a manual uncapping knife it gets old very quick!
The best way I found when only robbing a few hives is a excluder board, place it under the box to be harvested overnight and the next day there won’t be a bee in the box, they can only travel 1 way while the board is in.
Outstanding video. I have a bee allergy. If I get stung I’m in trouble, but I am extremely PRO 🐝. We as Terrines are killing off the 🐝population at an alarming rate with the pesticides we use. If the 🐝 are gone we are gone. We need them to pollinate our crops, fruit trees, etc. I always enjoy watching them each spring while they’re working to collect the pollen in our cherry trees.
glad to see you back, my favorite female maker.
Welcome back! It’s good “beeing ” busy!
Hi from Ireland 🙂 Great seeing you on RUclips again Ashley. I really hope that I can get over to the USA some day soon and attend one of your classes.
Ashley, Welcome Home! Or welcome to my home computer...
You have been missed, Watching wood being turned is nothing short of mesmerizing magic.
Seen this in my recommendations and as beekeeper I had to watch
You’re finally back! I just thought you got married and had a baby so you were busy....Congratulations! We are happy for you!
Good to have you back.
Great to be back! :)
Welcome back! I've missed watching you and your videos. I also really enjoyed this video in particular because I used to keep bees but I've never thought of using a lathe to harvest the honey. Very novel idea!
Keep the videos coming!
Novel and super fun!
Welcome back. You are inspiring, even though I'm not a turner.
It’s always really brave to try out a new format and expand your range - so congratulations to you for a great video. Really interesting and I hope you’ve defrosted by now!
Good to see you’re branching out to cover other crafts. If you’re ever in the Lynden, Washington area, drop by - we’ll show you how we make cast aluminum barstools…
Awesome idea!
Great video! Well done!
It's funny this video got recommended to me today. I just finished processing the honey i pulled off my hives a few days ago.
He’s a good cook as well!
Fascinating stuff!
This is different, I like it.
Sweet video!
💕🐝 learned a lot from this video ,thanks !
i love bees
But did he give you any wax to use for lathe finishes?? It’s food safe and gives a nice warm finish
Fun times, I prefer to use a heat gun to melt the caps off of my honey frames so it does less damage to the comb itself. Just got my first honey harvest this year, 5 gallons worth. Very exciting.
Very cool! I’m assuming Chris is a woodworker judging by the tools I’m seeing. Great video Ashley!
Personally the fact that he was "into Woodworking" was the $10K lathe. Personally I use a much cheaper honey extractor it was only about $500.00
That was fun. Looks so yummy! Does each box have its own Queen or is there one Queen for all the boxes? Thanks for sharing.
Did he show you how to process/clarify the beeswax? What a great byproduct for a wood turner/worker!
Vary interesting ! Thanks SSSooo much !
Nice Bills hat!
Im a beekee. nice to see how do it. Im before main harvest I'll do in 2 weeks prob. Funny to see using lathe to move an extractor never came on my mind🙂. I have extr. with own electromotor... Good luck👍
Sweet / Sticky Video..... Hey Ashley !
Hey It's great to see your videos again. I have a question for you. I have wanted to find a mask and air supply like the one you use in your shop during your videos. It's a full mask and seems to have an air supply system that you have added to it, or is that a microphone system? What is the name and where can I find one? Thank you and Glad to see you back.
Thanks! The mask is on my website - ashleyharwood.com
Great to see you back. I'm sure its been said before but you've got a great natural interviewing style. The only thing I wish y'all talked about a bit more was how he came up with and built the centrifuge attachment for his lathe.
Different and very cool!
I bet the folks at Robust have never seen their machines used in that way!!
Gotta be a first!
Don't worry, no patience was harmed in the waiting for this video. I just forgot about you for a while, and was pleasantly surprised to have you back :D
Would love to have some of that honey. Great video.
Pretty fascinating
Very interesting. How did you meet him? Was he a student at one of your workshops?
nice job
Glad you’re back. Where in western NY is this?
I grew up in Lockport. What part if Western NY was this filmed?
Pretty kewl sweet little job there literally dont care for bees so this ain't for me but pretty interesting great job
Awesome, we have 6 queens this year. The honey is so delicious
Welcome back, I think we all Goggle "what ever happen to"..........
Chris, I’m a woodturner and a beekeeper also
The evolution of a rennaisance woman.
I hope you're going to be a SWAT this year. It will be my first year and, due to health, possibly my last. Wish I could get in your classes.
So, Chris, I am curious, is 200-lbs of honey enough for a full-time business for one person?
GO BILLS!
Sweet !!
Will we see the end build of your shop? Left us hanging. (lol)
One of these days 😜
That's cool
This is almost depressing... I have lost my hives three years in a row to colony collapse... But what a great video.
What was the speed of the lathe to extract the honey?
i am allergic to bee stings but I love honey.
I KNEW she was going to mispronounced my name! 😅🤣
So sorry - I tried!!
No biggie! I thought it was funny.
Enjoyed the video… but could there be more googly eyes between those two? 😂
I could feel the tension!!
@@michaelford1602 the bees and the flours....
yeah 7:40
Bonito Vídeo...
#Awesome!!
Interesting to see
Dammmmmmn I have no idea what they were talking about I couldn't stop looking at him
Какая всё таки классная девушка ))
Good
OMG you’re darling, Ash
This is an old technique, and the extractor was 'Armstrong' powered.
Sounds like someone wants to do some bee keeping....
You guys are so flirtatious that we almost feel like we don't belong watching that. It's almost like in the second part of this video, Chris is going to put some honey in your neck to do an ASMR video.
Interesting.
ASHLEY IS BACK!! Glad to see you have been “beehiving” 😁
Ha!!
I hope this doesn't scare you but you're a very cute young lady.😊😊😊
I was a beekeeper a late is a very expensive moter
May this comment help the algorithm
Haha much appreciated!
I just bought a jar from a man in the Laurel Highlands Pennsylvania. 😎
I like honey,it's good,and good for you..
My favorite honey is Ashley! ;) :p
Another creeper.
Did anyone else get a Sesame Street vibe from this?
Based upon her eyes and his eyes I think I know exactly what his favorite honey is🤷🏻♂️
At last Ashley the hotty back on RUclips!!! As always 💯%... 👍 🇬🇧
Good Lord.. creeper perv... get a life.
ok 7:40
Hhhm. Ok, Ive kept bees & spun frames with my hand crank extractor. He’s just using the lathe motor to run the extractor. Nothing really interesting or new here. It’s always a messy process, not sure id want to do it in my wood-shop. A bit too scripted really.