You're welcome. But I rarely use that one anymore, I have built a bucket based vacuum with a smaller battery operated vac that is great for smaller cutouts, particularly water meters and the like. Check out that video before committing.
Really nice design. I use 8 frame. Building a 10 frame vac. I will build an adapter 10 to 8 frame. Reason is the other Beekeepers that I help all have 10 frame.
Funny you should say that. I just got 20 one inch donut magnets complete with screws. That would be a great use for some of them. I will do that tomorrow before I forget. Thanks
Either way works, I find it less of a problem to have the hanging pieces on the part that gets set to one side. I tried it both ways and prefer to have the hooks on the main body.
why not use the 10 frame. im a 10 framer over here. I see that ur beekeepers stopped using the 10 frame but is a particular reason they had stopped using them? im a new beekeeper 3 years now. Ill be a newbee for awhile.
You're the man! Fabulous job and presentation, just the information i have been searching for. Much appreciated 👏 thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Again, great information. Thanks for posting!
Looks totally wonderful, I think I'll probably want to use your great ideas for mine. Thank you
You're welcome. But I rarely use that one anymore, I have built a bucket based vacuum with a smaller battery operated vac that is great for smaller cutouts, particularly water meters and the like. Check out that video before committing.
Thanks For posting this video. Very informative!
Thanks Heidi!
Love this I’ll use this idea on mine that I’m working on thanks!
You’re welcome, thanks for watching.
Really nice design. I use 8 frame. Building a 10 frame vac. I will build an adapter 10 to 8 frame. Reason is the other Beekeepers that I help all have 10 frame.
That works, and that’s very nice of you.
If I may ask, where did you get the green seal? Looks nice and level across the whole top
It’s a piece of a sheet of closed cell foam. You could use a piece cut from a yoga mat or anything similar.
when adding the torsion clips, drill part way into the hive body & insert a magnetic to hold the clip out the way😂
Funny you should say that. I just got 20 one inch donut magnets complete with screws. That would be a great use for some of them. I will do that tomorrow before I forget. Thanks
ahhh so now you're nikkin my ideas, lmao😂😂😂
only fair I've nikked some of your points from the beevac,😂😂😂
@@T.S.Beez01 Theft is the sincerest form of flattery, or something like that.😉
impersonation not theft, lol
@@T.S.Beez01 😁
Put the clasps on upside-down so the hook part is on the top box
Either way works, I find it less of a problem to have the hanging pieces on the part that gets set to one side. I tried it both ways and prefer to have the hooks on the main body.
why not use the 10 frame. im a 10 framer over here. I see that ur beekeepers stopped using the 10 frame but is a particular reason they had stopped using them? im a new beekeeper 3 years now. Ill be a newbee for awhile.
My reasons for not using the 10 frame is old knees and a bad back. I’m going to give the 10 frame vacuum to a 10 frame beekeeper.
@@southflbeekeepingwithrich I feel your pain. Im a little younger and i can barely pick those things up. its a struggle.