How to Make and Use a DIY Decapping Tub

While I have a rotary extractor, I mostly use smash and drain honey extraction techniques. I do this because i find it easier, I want the wax as much as the honey, and because using homemade foundation, I end up breaking a lot of honey comb in the extractor.
I have been using a large tub, and just smashing the comb up and letting it drain out slowly, but the cheap plastic tub broke and I started looking for a new solution.
What I really wanted was the commercial honey decapping tub that I had been drooling over for a while, but at $129 dollars I figured I could do better.
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This is one of the linked videos to The Basics of Beginning Beekeeping: How to Start, Manage, and Harvest Honey from Your Hive Includes Many DIY Beekeeping Tools, Book 3 of the Homestead Basics Series

[@ViviansDIYProjects]

Nice set up. Thanks.

[@dfishman76]

like that idea

[@sarinhighwind]

aww, i wanted to see ya use it.

[@Lanninglongarmmowing]

Great video! Do you have a multitool by chance?

[@robertmurawsky6404]

Why not buy a cheap laundry tub and make a wood frame with wire stapled to it and lay over tub.