Building frames

[David LaFerney]

Yep, neat is not my middle name.....

That's alright "He kept a neat shop" wouldn't be much of an epitaph.

[BjornBee]

Neat you say....  :lau:

You want to see a honey house, a nice bee yard, or my house, then yeah it's neat. Want to see where the "work" gets done? The place off limits to most. Try to even find the table saw... ;)

[David LaFerney]

Neat you say....  :lau:

You want to see a honey house, a nice bee yard, or my house, then yeah it's neat. Want to see where the "work" gets done? The place off limits to most. Try to even find the table saw... ;)

I see it! It's right on top of the mound of sawdust.

[troutstalker2]

  I just have a few hives, but the best thing I ever did was buy an electric brad nail gun. Cuts the time in half, it was about 60 bucks at home depot.

[Brian D. Bray]

The easiest way to assemble frames, and the fastest...
http://www.myoldtools.com/Bees/framejig/framejig.htm

That's the kind of jig I have, I made mine big enough to do 2 supers worth of frames at once.

[johnnybigfish]

What a cool place Bjorn!!!

your friend,
john

[BjornBee]

What a cool place Bjorn!!!

your friend,
john

Best thing about it...the wife hates to go in there... :-D

And sometimes she is delusional, in thinking that one day she may actually get her car back in there.. :roll:

[David LaFerney]

What a cool place Bjorn!!!

your friend,
john

Best thing about it...the wife hates to go in there... :-D

And sometimes she is delusional, in thinking that one day she may actually get her car back in there.. :roll:

yeah... based on that picture I don't see that happening any time soon.