Making langstroth hive

sorry if this video is too fast in some parts i tried to make it as short as possible but get as-much of the construction as possible in the video. if you have questions or opinions on the video or the construction of the hive, i would love to hear from you. thanks for watching and i hope this inspires.
the music was wrote and recorded by me, it can be downloaded at the link(s) below.

[@fernandomarsal6268]

Le agradezco sus fantásticas ideas

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

Thanks

[@kiaya007]

yours is by far the most straightforward process i've ever seen. i have often wondered though if you wanted to make hive bodies to last more than a few years why not make them from more rot resistant wood species? seems everyone is making them from pine and painting to weather proof them. seems to me you can eliminate the painting and just make them from much better wood. please help me understand the thinking and the reasons why. i know im showing my lack of experience but this is why people ask questions. to learn. thanks so much.

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

Chemicals they pressure treat the wood with is why I dident use pressure treated lumber. And rot resistant cedar is a bit pricey. Others may have a different reason.

[@ki4iyx]

Great video. Loved the Router table and how you trimmed the sides of the bee frames with a roller trim bit in the router. Gonna use some of your ideas.

[@marcoantoniogranillochapa]

Thanks for the info provided. Your ideas are very clever. I'll use some of your techniques next time I build some hives. Cheers.

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

Marco Antonio Granillo Chapa awsome

[@Snr.Prefect.]

Your work is jst soo amaizing. I can't wait to try one day. I'm not a carpenter but I'll request you for all tools/machines needed for this job. I just love it. Good day.

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

Thanks

[@baddestbees5924]

a slow motion video explaining what size bit and everything else for someone that's never done this would be awesome instead of fast forward like we've all done it a million times we are here because we have not done it

[@sheppyfire87]

Great job! Cant wait to do this myself.

[@JoseSantos-er1sb]

Parabéns amigo

[@sanaullahmaliktvmath6736]

Good

[@satishkanuri]

What is the best wood for bee hives?, which wood you are using sir?

[@levialvel1200]

E os furos para o fio de aço dos quadros como vc faz , qual diâmetro dos furos , vc faz o desenho no alto cad .

[@sumfunnow7800]

Nice work!...and great music!!

[@helioborgesvianna8144]

Legal!!!

[@constantinantighin2713]

Bravo esti cel mai bun

[@levialvel1200]

Qual tipo de madeira vc usa ou a melhor

[@danielxavierdemoura322]

Great video !!!! Very good !!!! Congrats

[@JamesDavis-sq8km]

I agree. Roller trim was genius!

[@txholeyrocks]

I have a vacuum router I use. Suck up the wood on the pattern and away I go. Much faster then what he's got

[@dadviki7834]

very very Nice work. thank you man.

[@แก้วมาลูน-ฤ7ผ]

Nice music...please advice a downloading...

[@neoradio7-134]

your video is good, short and to the point. I might suggest either adding more captions for those who want to know the process in detail, or speaking while making the video.

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

NeoRadio7-13 thanks for the comment.

[@veles566]

Отличная работа

[@albinoafonso1502]

Veri, veri good!

[@janatlmb2770]

Good but your way of cutting frames would be more effective and efficient if you have bored of wood in the shape of sides and then cut individual pieces ready to go. Rather than hand crafting them individually.

[@แก้วมาลูน-ฤ7ผ]

More details on all dimensions please.

[@RFAM05]

Great setup, great job. what type of paint is safe for the outside? Thank,you for sharing

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

RFAM05 light colors and as far as I know just the best paint of your choice that protects your wood.

[@JaySybrandy]

Thanks, I wasn't going to make my frames because I didn't want to cut all the sides of them to that shape but I can just use a flush trim bit. Thanks

[@joshreeder6881]

will you make an in depth tutorial for the frames if you dont mind

[@levialvel1200]

Boa tarde amigo vc consegue passar o desenho com as cotas da colmeia , e da melgueira com os quadros pois eu não falo Engels e desenho enterpleto melhor grato

[@MohammedAslamtit-bitsoflife]

Dear Justin this video is very short, why don't you show us complete how to make boxes etc. Though I liked it very much thank you...

[@ForbesNation00]

Just curious... what do you make your frame parts from? 2x lumber for sides and 3/4"x for everything else? I'm looking to build my own stuff as well, and not using a dado blade. I have a table saw and a good router, so I like your method. Thanks for sharing!

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

Jason Forbes 2x4's or 2x6's, for the sides and 3/4" for everything else I think.

[@ForbesNation00]

Excellent. Thank you very much!

[@vagnerlopes336]

3:31 , alguém que fale a minha lingua poderia me dizer o porque ao cortar a peça a de baixo que esta servindo de molde não é danificada na hora

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

Eu traduzi o seu comentário no Google e não entendi muito bem o que você estava pedindo. algo sobre o gabarito do lado do roteador de quadro eu acho.

[@andrejuliosimones9884]

Então Vagner , não conheço a máquina mas reparando bem parece que na parte que vai ficar em contato com o gabarito tem um rolamento e daí o corte só pega na peça que se quer dar forma. Posso ser que não seja um rolamento mas olhando o vídeo me dá essa impressão

[@keithhoward4059]

Thank You

[@antoniocarreiraneto]

Thanks

[@poppers3211]

Hey could I get the plans for the jigs for the frames ?

[@kiaya007]

when you were routing the sides of the frames you showed the 7/8' measurement but what was the dimension for the other end?

[@josephsterling1298]

How did you make the handles for lifting or carrying the hive bodies.

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

They are just 1 1/2" ripped pieces of the leftover 1x stuff, screwed on the side of the box

[@amiltonjose1393]

Muito bom de onde vc é

[@victorSarramalho]

could you please tell me where do buy the black leaf that you use for the frame at the end of you video ? thk

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

victor sarramalho Mann Lake FN800 100-Pack Waxed Rite-Cell Foundation, 8-1/2-Inch, Natural www.amazon.com/dp/B00B8L5VI6/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_GRmSyb8WNP9GP

[@beeman1246]

Hi. You have to put extra wax on Rite-cell otherwise you will have problems

[@ONCE12309]

hello justin . can you give me exemple how will i do without router .thank you

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

You can do most everything with a table saw if that was all you had.

[@billiamc1969]

I found it far to time consuming and not cost effective to mill boxes and frames...cheaper to buy from bee supply than cost of materials...but nice video

[@wagnergauer9133]

What is the name of that saw?

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

Ryobi table saw.

[@wagnergauer9133]

@@JustinGoinsfixit thank you. I meant the one at 3:10, I'm sorry

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

That is just a router. Not sure on the brand, just a cheep one. I used 2 routers 1 was mounted in a table I made. The other is the one at 3:10.

[@JaySybrandy]

Hi, Could you please do some sort of drawing of the frames with every dimension you need to make them :) thanks

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

Jay Sybrandy just google search "langstroth hive plans" you may have to search the frames separately. Easiest way to get them.

[@JaySybrandy]

Justin Goins yeah thanks I fond some in another video :)

[@niltonlelis7544]

Qual é o tamanho do seu compressor

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

air compressor? 30gallon

[@reginaldomartins4155]

10👍

[@QuazzMoto]

Hands down best Langstroth hive build video I’ve seen. Love the jigs. Why didn’t you use a router to notch the box for the frames?

[@timharding2111]

Where can I get a set of plans?

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

Tdsfkj Hal;skjdf google langstroth hive plans 10 frame or 5 frame . and they are a standard size. or purchase a single compleat deep super and work off those measurements. that's pretty much what I did.

[@joseheredia4061]

What kind of bit was that on the router

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

Jose Heredia I use a 5/8" straight that is 3/4" tall and also a 3/8" straight that is 3/4" tall.

[@joseheredia4061]

Justin Goins. Thanks that was the size you use on the frame end side pieces?

[@joseheredia4061]

Justin Goins side of frame

[@Metalandstuff464]

Great jigs. Do you have your build time/frame figured out?

[@marutibodake4432]

Mashin in delvary to India

[@alvedimartins1857]

Passa as medidas aí amigo??

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

I got them from a google search

[@alvedimartins1857]

Obrigado

[@alvedimartins1857]

Ho amigo vc poderia me passar o número das frescas Obrigado

[@jonathanluizdeandrade9198]

ONDE COMPRA ESSES FAVOS DE PLASTICO???

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

jhon humilde aprendiz amazon. Com

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

jhon humilde aprendiz Mann Lake FN820 100-Pack Waxed Rite-Cell Foundation, 5-5/8-Inch, Natural www.amazon.com/dp/B00B8L5VKO/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_aqVJAbN7PNR7P

[@shantellamend8986]

You should visit Stodoys if you would like to make it by yourself I think.

[@DavidEricPrates]

Great video and good stuff! Maybe you can swing by my channel too sometime.

[@iansharp6593]

Horrible background music. What possible purpose does it serve?

[@ВячеславЧернышев-р1х]

Много лишнего...

[@noelmelo3460]

poor workmanship

[@doriedsonramosdacruz3627]

vc vende

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

doriedson ramos da cruz I don't sell

[@eddielloyd13]

very shabby frame making example. your method is good but you Timber chipped !

[@JustinGoinsfixit]

Eddie Lloyd yeah some splitting or chipping, only a few unusable ones out of the hundreds iv made.

[@jameymikels1886]

Do you believe that honeybees will reject the frames because there is chip out on the frames???? Who knew that honeybees were so selective?

[@fishmanfairclough7530]

Nice to see you do the frames as well your jigs are awesome for each section. I have some hives based on warres methods that are pallet planks stuck together bees love anything cobbled together compared to that your design is a palace. The only thing I don't skimp on is the roof, as long as they are dry your bees will love anything you give them.

[@fishmanfairclough7530]

I don't believe they are when you buy frames in the January sale it does say that they are seconds and plenty of people buy them.

[@imawoodgrain]

It's hard to get good wood these days. It's so young and soft with wide grain. All the jigs are great. :)