need a new double sieve so was going to go steel

[citrus]

any recommendations on stainless steel double sieves?


https://www.amazon.co.uk/Farm-Ranch...NJ92712GTW9&psc=1&refRID=M2KRQVANDNJ92712GTW9

was looking at this one as not too expensive ...

happy to take recommendations

 

[Millet]

The one I have is from Simon the bee keeper and after several years it is still good as new.

 

[Poly Hive]

Looks exactly like the one I have which is a fair old age now like me. I'd go for it.

PH

 

[Hachi]

any recommendations on stainless steel double sieves?


https://www.amazon.co.uk/Farm-Ranch...NJ92712GTW9&psc=1&refRID=M2KRQVANDNJ92712GTW9

was looking at this one as not too expensive ...

happy to take recommendations

Different pictures for the same thing in the ad makes me suspicious. The best in your price range is the one sold by the major bee suppliers.

 

[Erichalfbee]

Different pictures for the same thing in the ad makes me suspicious. The best in your price range is the one sold by the major bee suppliers.

Yes and with the sales coming up after Christmas although the sieves might not be reduced in price it's easy to order enough other stuff to get free delivery

 

[drex]

A couple of years ago I bought a metal sieve from a major supplier, in the January sales, considerably reduced.

 

[Fritillary]

I bought a similar looking one from a beekeeping supplier at the Welsh Convention for quite a bit less. It's not years old yet, but I'm very pleased I got it - and useful in the kitchen for other things too.