Poly Hive
Queen Bee
- Joined
- Dec 4, 2008
- Messages
- 14,097
- Reaction score
- 401
- Location
- Scottish Borders
- Hive Type
- National
- Number of Hives
- 12 and 18 Nucs
Cut with a router to take National and Langstroth broods and super frames.
The lugs are to screw it to a work bench which I had set high as I preferred to stand for this task. Further the lug lifted the board a touch to lessen the angle of the wire from the spool thus reducing the breakages.
The wire spool was mounted to the left so as to be handy for my left hand to apply the pressure to tighten the wires up.
I wired my broods and supers to withstand the needling of the honey loosner I used prior to extracting and yes you can extract heather honey provided (as always) you have the right kit.
Two horizontal wires for the super frames, three for the National Brood and four for the Langstroth. Twang twang twang!
PH
The lugs are to screw it to a work bench which I had set high as I preferred to stand for this task. Further the lug lifted the board a touch to lessen the angle of the wire from the spool thus reducing the breakages.
The wire spool was mounted to the left so as to be handy for my left hand to apply the pressure to tighten the wires up.
I wired my broods and supers to withstand the needling of the honey loosner I used prior to extracting and yes you can extract heather honey provided (as always) you have the right kit.
Two horizontal wires for the super frames, three for the National Brood and four for the Langstroth. Twang twang twang!
PH