Building Migratory Lids for Langstroth Beehives. Free Plans!

In this video I’ll show you How to Build your own Migratory Lids for a Langstroth Beehive. If you’re a beekeeper, knowing how to build some of your own Beekeeping Equipment, Especially something simple like a Beehive Cover, can be rewarding and a big cost savings. So come join me as we learn the Woodworking involved in Building your own Beekeeping Equipment.
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Links to tools and products used in this video.
Makita LS1018 10” Dual Slide Compound Miter Saw
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Freud LM72M010: 10" Heavy-Duty Rip Blade
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Link to PDF Plans.
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[@davejoly4690]

Well done videos and quality builds. You deserve more views! Subscribed. 👍👍👍

[@thesoutherncraftwoodshop4134]

Thanks!

[@bobbygreenleaf808]

Anxiously waiting more videos builds regarding honey bees! Maybe construct stands for honey bee hives?? 🐝🐝

[@thesoutherncraftwoodshop4134]

I’m glad you’ve been enjoying my videos. I do plan to do a few more beekeeping equipment videos in the future. As of now I’m in the middle of a few cabinet and woodworking videos. I don’t use a traditional hive stand so I have not even considered doing that. Thanks for the idea. I’ll see what I can come up with.
Again, thanks for watching!
Wes

[@SummitForWellness]

What do you use to plug the hole when you aren't feeding?

[@thesoutherncraftwoodshop4134]

I use a one piece mason jar lid. You can also lay a flat piece of wood or sign board over the hole and hold it down with a brick. The bees will take care of water proofing it in a day or two.