Building a Layens Hive Part 3 Making the Frames

Building a Layens Hive Part 3 Making the Frames
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[@terry2346]

A spacer behind the router bit of 1/4 inch would help keep the routing more stable.

[@roystheboy]

Great 3 videos just some ideas for you frames use your table saw to cut most of the wood on the side bars then router the finish, on the top bar use a thin blade on the table saw to cut a grove along the centre and melt some wax in

[@michaeldenhoed758]

you should use a push stick when using the table saw not letting the piece sit between the saw-blade and the fence you will get it back at yourself eventfully

[@idonthaveaname9776]

Love all your videos!! Thank you for continuing to bless us with amazing content 💚

[@allentriggerjones1762]

Patiently waiting for a Morpheus video 😩

[@kylefriedman420]

2nd this

[@mwohae4372]

I am impressed!!

[@mundungus_fletcher5985]

Darn wanted first comment! Love you man! All channels rock!

[@wvterbxnder]

Great vid! Keep up the amazing work

[@kevinorr6880]

Use a push stick before you get hurt.

[@rossmillard9804]

I got nervous watching.

[@sheilamclaughlin963]

Wood shingle nails they r 3-4’s

[@hafidachgouyabi3474]

Possible sizes for frame lines 🙏

[@lorus511]

Can you tell me what size eyelets you used and also what size drill did you use for the holes?

[@NewEnglandgardening]

I'm not certain if the eyelets are standard but you can find them on Ebay, Amazon and Mannlake. Just search beehive eyelets. I just drilled a practice hole to see what size the eyelet would fit snug into with a hammer and used that drill bit. My eyelet fits into a 1/8 hole on my drill gauge so a drill bit around 7/64. I think the eyelets are all made in china so different sources my vary in size.

[@lorus511]

@@NewEnglandgardening Thanks that's what I needed to know, 1/8 equates to about 3mm.

[@stanhill3980]

Watch me run the saw, router, I need measurements, I can run a saw .

[@NewEnglandgardening]

Go to Dr. Leo Sharashkin's Horizontalhive website for free plans. www.horizontalhive.com/index.shtml