Inner Cover

An instructional video on making the inner cover for a bee hive.

[@thegriffiths]

Great video. I have been using the Michigan Beekeepers hive plans all year to make my hives. Its great to see a video on them. Thank you.

[@floridarobot]

I have learned so much about woodworking and beekeeping using your videos. Thank you very much for taking the time to make these informative videos. Much appreciated !

[@LennonPhotography]

You are AMAZING - I love that you show different methods / tools for the same job, and you explain it as if you are talking to a kid - and that makes it all the more easier for weekend warriors like myself! Kudo's to you and your crew!

[@beyondnascar]

Very informative. I am addicted to raw honey so it is time to become a bee keeper. I LOVE woodworking and not afraid of bees so here goes. I live in Maryland and plan to watch all of your videos and use your plans also! I will keep you posted... thanks!

[@cthulhu9136]

Here's were we're alike

[@cecilcrump2340]

Beyondnasca

[@jorgedenton]

Thanks for the excellent instructional videos...I'm sure I'll be using a few of them this winter to keep me busy!

[@kmicify]

Great videos! Thank you for doing this. Helped me tons

[@IceManTX69]

Very informative and well laid out! Thanks for providing this!

[@jacksimper5725]

A nice clear instructional video, how refreshing

[@larryjennings4663]

You do a great job!

[@bruceosborne1892]

Excellent preparation and content!

[@carinotresvinos4342]

Excellent presentation. Thank you!

[@pcdubya]

Nice job there. I've never heard of painting the inner cover, I thought you leave it bare to help soak up some moisture, mine are anyway. Good video

[@426superbee4]

i love these videos

[@426superbee4]

Thanks for your great video's

[@ChiragPPatel-qh3fv]

Thanks

[@kevinwright1422]

Found the PDF for the telescoping outer cover on your site. The end of this video mentions a build video for that. I can't find the outer cover video on your page. What's up with that?

[@pangol1n]

Brilliant videos. Could you tell me please what is the make and model of the table saw you use?

[@beekeepersworkshop]

The table saw is a Ridgid 10-inch portable with stand. It is sometimes referred to as a "contractor's saw" because it can fold up and be rolled around. This saw can be found at Home Depot (www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-15-Amp-10-in-Heavy-Duty-Portable-Table-Saw-with-Stand-R4513/100090444) and elsewhere. I really like it. It performs well and is accurate. I would suggest several accessories. A stacked dado blade (I use a Frued) and several additional inserts (such as www.homedepot.com/p/SawStop-Jobsite-Saw-Dado-Zero-Clearance-Insert-TSI-DJB/304901814). Be sure to get an insert that will fit your table saw (the one referenced above may not). Use the inserts to make "zero clearance" inserts.

[@tupolev214]

How does painting the inside of your hives work for you are you in a damp area like Washington state I just wonder

[@dick2829]

Do you through away the glue brushes, or clean and reuse them, if you reuse them, then how do you clean them.

[@beekeepersworkshop]

I reuse the brushes. They are cheap, but I am cheaper. I use Franklin's Titebond glue (exterior) at it washes out with plain water. You have to clean the brushes as soon as you are done otherwise the glue sets up. I have brushes that have lasted at least a year, maybe longer. As I said, I am cheap.

[@cthulhu9136]

I love your accent

[@Megahs2010]

Thank for the video

[@bcasey101]

+beekeepersworkshop What brand dado blade do you use and where is it sold? Thanks in advance

[@waltlars3687]

B Casey He mention He use a Freud brand dado set a few videos back

[@cthulhu9136]

Thanks I want to be A bee keeper hopefully in the nerve future. Though I'm only 12.

[@johnnybravo9502]

How did it turn out?

[@santoshsunny9479]

👍

[@dick2829]

Is this your shop, or are you a professor at a university or college.

[@beekeepersworkshop]

It is my humble shop here at home. I am not a professor. Just a beekeeper who likes working in the wood shop and sharing with other beekeepers.