Treated Lumber is aBig No No

Treated wood is arsenic infused which will be tracked into the honey. I use cedar or cypress because it isnt susceptible to rott. Good building though but you dont want chemicals in your honey.

You craze use treat lumber is very poison , you should stop doing that , Afffffff .

What router bit did you use

Very well done mate. Keeping it simple is always the best route and you have totally achieved that. Now anyone with only one brain cell can do this. Thanks so much for this. Subbed and liked 😉

This is the simplest and clearest instructions i have seen on making sidebars, and simple set up too. Thanks this is really helpful 👍👋 from central Otago southern New Zealand 👋

good job

Its easier to use an electric plane and set it at 3mm once on each side and jobs done and then use a sled to set up and slice up the side bars , a total of 3 operations

😂dee dont those bees get on top of your nerves.

use a push stick , you're going to lose a finger on your left hand reaching your finger behind the blade like that

Hey brother great video

How can i make it without table saw

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Thank You for all your hard work, and for sharing this information. You are a good teacher, I am learning a lot.

Love the content but no new videos lately

Which bit is that on router

Where can I get a bottle of your raw honey to buy

Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to making some myself.

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I stumbled onto your channel and I must say your videos are informative and well explained. I plan to pursue bee keeping and am drowning myself with information to make it a pleasurable experience. This isn't a judgment, criticism or negative in any way but purely an observation. The beginning mistakes are equally beneficial to our learning as your successes. You can make a what not to do video and use dem as teaching tools. I also seek inexpensive approaches to projects and you mentioned the price of wood. Caribbean weather conditions present an opportunity for falling trees. A tree cutting service or partnering with one could be beneficially. Lastly, are there any old or abandoned wood mills there? Wood mills use planing saws. They can be expensive but if you could find an older or out of service one, it could enable you to grow at no cost. All Thanks and Praises to the Most High..

Do you have problems with mites and hive beetle in Jamaica? If so, how do you treat? Your process seems all natural.

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How effective is that treatment bro?

Boa ideia sucesso 🤝👍🇧🇷🇧🇷

Are you somewhat following Ian Steppler. I am and find my best success following him along.

Thank you so much bro I'm learning from your experience 🇪🇹

Have u done any more research? Too many options. I’m not trying to buy the cheapest one, but I think I might get the vevor 3/6 frame electric extractor, I don’t think I will mind flipping the frames, for 10-15 fives I think it will just fine and I don’t have to do it all at once. I can always sell it back and pretty much get my money back. It’s only $215 for 3/6, the 4 frame is $340 I’m not sure if it’s going to make much difference to buy the 4 frame. One guy on Facebook got the 2/4 frame used it once and reselling it of $10 cheaper then a new one

LOVE UR CHANNEL AND THE CONTENT

What is the most important thing you need as a news beekeeper

I'm thankful for the information

I got 6 hive their all doing good two have are really strong I was told to feed them sugar water from the company I brought them from I notice in all hive have comb that is full capped only thing is I'm kinda confused because I don't know if it's sugar water the bee's stored into the comb or if it's honey the color of the liquid is golden brown please help me out because I'm confuse thank you in advance for your respond and advice brother

Hey bro I tried to contact you on ig I need a little advise I just started rearing bees in Jamaica and need some pointers

I already though I liked your design and I think yours worked better to be honest. Might have to reg me up something similar. Ty for sharing your time, Blessed Days...

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First!!!! Did you catch any swarms this season? Nice job Devon!!! Thanks!

As a new keeper in the NW USA, I really enjoy seeing how keepers keep these wondrous little bees around the world. Ty for your time, Blessed Days...

Building my starting equipment, Ty for this just added it to my DIY list. :) Blessed Days...

New beekeeper in the NW USA. I love seeing how keepers around the world interact with these marvelous little wonders. Ty for sharing your time, Blessed Days...

And how is your swarm season going so far?

Yes yes nice work

Thanks for the posts, they keep me inspired despite the failures that I've had

Good content bro....

I really appreciate your videos bro, you are very informative, i have have beekeeping interests but no experience I'm learning so much from you.

Keep up the good work bro.

were you from am from Kingston looking to buy 4 box with trays

love ur channel bro....continue the work

Thank you for sharing about how to make a honey barrel, it's great

You inspired me to become a beekeeper this year I'm starting with six hives I have confidence in myself that I will perform well on this new journey I've been watching your vids and other Caribbean Islands and beekeepers vids all over the world I also brought some book's to read and did research on the different type of flower plants and tree's to plant that provide nectar and pollen and I'm aware of the different type of pest and disease I have a book that show what problems can happen in the hive and it shows how to prevent and treat the problem I know once my whole body is not covered with bee's I'm doing it right lol