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You've done well. Loved the narration and no probs with the speed setting.

I could have missed you mention that on one of Dr. Leo's videos, to use plywood that doesn't have formaldehyde. And that you would need to read the SDS. Just in case you want to build your own.

I would like to see the build at regular speed, perhaps with additional details about materials, dimensions, etc. Great video!

I love their little sounds!❤

I like the high speed video and still got the basic idea to build this layen style hive. Thank you for making this video.

What was the material needed for each structure? Contemplating doing my own Market next year, thanks. Appreciate the post, the sketch of the finished product looked amazing, if you have a video from the result/market would love to see it.

Great video!

Nice I'm building a 61frame Layens bee bed will be transferring two colonies in the spring provided they survive of course

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slowing down the speed somewhat would be nice

Very helpful to see what you’ve done. Thanks very much

I love the high speed, no nonsense videography!

I LOVE the fast pace and informative method you are using. I lose interest with the videos who show and explain every tiny detail! Thank you for your contribution!

Thumbs up for me , did a real good video

Why wouldn't the honey/nectar just drip out when you orient the comb out of plumb into the Layens? I know Dr. Leo cuts and rubber bands such comb (keeping the orientation of the comb upright) into the new frames. Also: Goats LOVE to jump up high onto things, of course they thought you put those hives there for them to climb! And: Dr. Leo says put some design to help bees differentiate which hive is which! Spray paint a stencil, anything! Love your hives, Good luck!

Very helpful video. I bought one Layen's Hive from Dr. Leo and hope to make more. His instructions for the insulated hive didn't have pictures so this video filled in some blanks for me.

Now that is what I Call a fresh egg!👌👍-and they taste really good too❤

Looks delicious!

Very nice video! But what did you use to fill the drill holes on the wall? Some kind of pipe or something?

Hi! Great video! I love ur drilling jig…would u mind sharing?

Thanks for the video!

Awesome Video.

Here in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 I bought a Langstroth Swarm Travel Nuc. About £30 from a Bee Supplier. Already had a Battery Running Car Vacuum Cleaner. Has a Slot for adding a Battery, Power Tool type : For Extra power (re larger Swarm Suction needs.) Used the Nuc's Round Entrance Hole (with its own Plug) to locate a Smooth interior Hose to Suck up any Bees. (No smashing or bashing Bees !) Inside this Nuc is a Langstroth Frame fixed in Place and a 2nd one with No Foundation. Can lift these out safely after Travel. You don't want Frames Rattling about in Trasnsit ! All the rest of this x6 Frame Box is left empty, to aid the Swarm to Crawl about within this Nuc after being 'sucked up'. Apart from a Sloping Floor going towards the entrance, this to helps the Bees to Crawl up onto the Frames too. As Swarm Boxes have Mesh Panels for Ventilation in Travel. I made a second flat Solid Roof with a Hole for the Vacuum Hose to Slot into it. Nice and easy to connect & disconnect. As the Mesh is Inset : I add a central Deeper Panel (to cover the Mesh to create a decent Seal.) Also added a thin sheet of Foam Material glued to it. Means no Suction is lost while the Vacuum is Running. Yet, when the Swarm is all Sucked Up and Caught. You just Take off the Outer Roof. The Bees are held within the Swarm Travel Nuc with its Vented Mesh (existing) Roof. Quickly take off the Front Bee Sucking Hose. And Plug the Entrance Hole closed. (Unit came with the Plug provided.) So simple to Make and Use. 👍 Why Smash and Bash Bees into a collection of Plastic Buckets ? When they can alight Calmly on to Provided Frames. Once Home, you just carefully 'unstrap' the Nuc's own Screened Roof and Transfer the Frames straight into a waiting Hive. Easy and Cheap to Make a Bee Vacuum from a well designed Nuc. What's not to like. Two uses from the same Nuc. Collect them up. And then Travel Home with a Mass of Bees: Vented and Secure, inside a Bee Box ! . . . 🙃 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝 Happy Beekeeping 2024 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝

Love the speed. Thanks.

Wish you could make me one. It looks fab!

nice job! like the high speed lots!!

I wish you would have shown your work! No short cuts. Just because you got the right answer we need to see your procedure. I have been watching video after video to verify and check for any details one may have missed so I can put my twist on my own. I can pause the video or slow it down. However I love what you doing. Keep up the great work!

The way she kicks her legs in pain is kinda sad

How long would you say it takes to cut out the parts?

This was exactly what I need to see and I loved the high speed! I'm just getting ready to build these exact hives and I can slow this down if I need to. Thank you for putting this out there!

Took my grandson up for a tour of the farm. He loved it. Every part of it. He's still confused, intrigued, and fascinated by your "fart-egg" explanation. Held his first chicken and learned about all the animals. We'll be back for sure.

Simply mouthwatering. Looking good, sounding good b'y. Go Belding Hills!!!

Look awesome.

This video rocks. I'll be building these exact hives this spring.

Would like to see your langstroth to layen hive progression videos

awesome video. I thought about using insulation board instead of wool. Is that not as good because it doesn't regulate heat like wool does? Just cold.

What size are each hut?

This is amazing great job. Love the speed.

liked seeing he video in fast view

Trully a calico of culture ❤😊

Thanks so much. Greetings from your viewers in the UK 😅

The death glare she’s giving you! What a precious creature

... you're laughing about her and it is not right!

What if the egg was golden? 😄

The difference between the 2 eggs is crazy! Pretty cool that you managed to get that on film :)

Nice work fellas! Hope they did well for ya.

It was OK at the high speed but would love to get the size of the box and if I can not get the wool what can I use many thanks Errol

Some sage advice here. These bandsaws take a lot of tweaking and fiddling to get dialled in and keep them that way, it was a definite reality check figuring that out lol.

Thank you ❤

It’s a pity that’s all American imperial and no metric version off it, because I really like to have them here in Spain