Bee Chat & Z clips for hauling your hive.

[@stufarnham]

Thanks a lot for the video, Joe. I’m going to make a jig and make these while I’m watching TV. Thes e are just what I need. Stu

[@TheOregonOutlaw]

Speaking for MANY I"ll bet - "Thank You" for being so thorough as to materials and instructions! PS - your camera work is getting better all the time!

[@beebob1279]

Great demonstration. Your explanation was perfect. I'm going to start making these over winter. Thanks.

[@stevesoutdoorworld4340]

Great tip Joe thanks!

[@WoolieBsApiary]

I'm looking forward to sharing our knowledge and learn how others do things. Great idea Joe!

[@007rajesh1]

Thanks a lot for this video

[@tonyc44]

Thanks Joe, good information, looking forward to your chat.

[@stuckinbabylon186]

Thanks Joe! Love the stuff you bring to the beekeeping community that is outside the same ol same ol. This is a great little thing that I’m gonna give a try. Anyone who’s moved boxes and had them fall apart and gotten their socks stapled knows the value of it. Especially in hot summer nights when the propolis is soft and sticky but not enough to hold everything together. Thanks again and have a Merry Christmas!

[@curiousmike1044]

Merry Christmas, Joe. Thank you for all your help. Appreciate it very much.

[@martyking6942]

Thanks for showing us Joe. I like that better than nailing staples into the bottom board & brood chamber. Another thing, 1.98€ is $2.25 U.S. Making those clips will save a lot of money. Tomorrow morning first thing I'm heading to the garage to make a few of those to see how they work.

[@wmrogerware]

Your a true talent in the commercial beekeeping world!

[@MsDaddyrabbit1]

Excellent as always- Merry Christmas Joe

[@Chrismoore-qx3zq]

Thanks Joe for metric and detail

[@srper2]

Thanks! I have been wondering how these work!

[@tompellerin2435]

Very Good info...Thanks Joe

[@OklahomaBeekeeper]

Pretty cool clip. Thanks for sharing it. You are pretty ingenious, in a shop Joe.

[@danskisbees7348]

You're pretty handy, thanks Joe.

[@virgilcrites7482]

Great idea thanks

[@bryantdavis5426]

Looks good Joe

[@luckydubeinrc5165]

thanks Joe, i will be making some of em clips

[@sentimentalbloke7586]

I was there and thank you friend

[@steveluepke9654]

Merry Christmas Joe

[@Dstick1Spearfishing]

Joe you are a wealth of knowledge and practical advise. Have a Merry Christmas and thank you for sharing this stuff with us all. As an aside note -That little 90 degree mod you did to make it easy to undo the spring, does it not raise the risk of the spring being bumped accidently and coming undone? The original lays flat and it would be hard to accidently disengage it in transit was my thinking?

[@LittleBitsHoneyBeesjoemay]

may be a little but the pressure would have to be down to make it come loose.

[@dfishman76]

Might have to make some of them

[@davidledford8771]

Thanks Joe. I appreciate you and your willingness to share. I want to try a few of these clips, but I can't find #11 ga. wire anywhere. 12 is the largest I have found. Are you sure it is 11?

[@randydobias4539]

Joe you talked about the wire being #11 wire. Is that the gauge. Where do you buy it. Thanks for the video I love watching creative people at work

[@LittleBitsHoneyBeesjoemay]

I just pull wire off of package bee boxes it's the right size.

[@randydobias4539]

Little Bits Honey Bees joe may thanks for the information and the helpful videos

[@Chrismoore-qx3zq]

Have a merry Christmas Joe . Chris Ali and family

[@enstreetbees9968]

Joe i use the Oxcylic Acid in the Burgess fogger treatment our climate seems somewhat close Zone 9A the last treatment was Dec 2 since we are warmer would you suggest continuing the treating each month even though its technically winter? yesterday was 68 degrees had a bee storm on my pollen feeder lol

[@LittleBitsHoneyBeesjoemay]

It's a toss up what every you think.

[@dfishman76]

Reming me of that and I will try to make the meeting