Hive Frames Part II of a 2 part series

This is part II of cutting hive frame components covering the top and bottom bars. Part I covered the end bars.

[@JudithVickery-yz3bj]

Thank you for this tutorial. I find it very helpful since I am trying to make my frames.

[@lindathomas1482]

very nice video

[@JosephSastreShowsYou]

Thanks. Am going to do it this way. Thank you for making these videos.

[@farkroy]

many thanks for the great tutorial

[@tomcrynock37]

Thank you for sharing. Both parts are great.

[@oswinmark9000]

Very good video, and easy to understand, wish you could make a few hundreds for me.

[@zamzamoil1517]

Great video excellent explanation, it would be great if you have the diminution sketch .

[@rogersshop]

Lots of sources online. Here is one: bee-health.extension.org/wooden-components-of-a-modern-bee-hive/

[@zamzamoil1517]

That is great thanks@@rogersshop

[@olddave4833]

nice, great teacher

[@josafatalvarez3728]

Great videos sir

[@robertofkennedy]

How thick is the top bar ¾

[@rogersshop]

3/4"

[@robertognecchi877]

hello i want to ask you why it is necessary to cut oblique top bar as you show in your video at 12 minutes thanks

[@rogersshop]

That rabbet allows the frame to sit at the proper elevation when installed in the super or hive body.

[@robertognecchi877]

@@rogersshop ok but for hives az or dadant? I use dadant and I would like to send you a particular photo of my Support top bara to understand if these are also needed thanks very much

[@rogersshop]

@@robertognecchi877 Standard Langstroth type hive bodies and supers. 3/8" x 3/8" rabbet at the top of the box.