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I'm interested in knowing too so I can ask them to bring some unwired drone brood foundation

Thanks for the update.

@Patrick1 - are there any further details of the wax exchange available at bee tradex? I'm thinking of bringing some down

You can just buy a honey pump and decant from heated tank back into the same tank. The movement through the pump impellers will grind the crystals to result in a smooth, set honey.

I am excited for Bee Tradex! Not a lot of shows accessible for people North of Watford! Nothing like seeing equipment in person and having a play with shiny things :D

I reckon you could do it quite nicely with some thin perspex/polycarbonate. Same design but reduce thickness down to say 3mm. I will have a play around :D

Thanks Simon. Inspired by JBM's UFE - which is all I run. Fantastic design. However, I have loads of standard national floors and wanted an easy mod to get the benefits of UFE, without ditching them entirely

Bit of Sunday night browsing :( https://www.heka-brutgeraete.de/en/Egg-Incubators/HEKA-Queen-Bee-Incubators/HEKA-Queen-Bee-Incubator-Queeny.html

I am definitely going to get one for queen cells this year but still doing a bit of research. There will definitely be a video once I get one though and run some cells through it.

I have a Lyson 100ltr heated and insulated automatic creamer for sale. £1500 Inc VAT. VAT invoice provided. Collection from North Wales if anyone is interested

Thanks. That's very helpful indeed :D

Thanks. How many cages can you get in taking into account the restricted internal space? I don't need loads of space but want something reliable for temperature and humidity.

What are you thoughts on this unit? Any good? I have a Brinsea Ova Easy 100. Its massive but not specifically designed for incubating cells. This looks ideal but any feedback before I hit the trigger would be welcomed :D