Beekeeping Single Frame Holder
This beekeeping frame holder will hold 1 frame. It was made at the request of a friend who had very tight spaces and could not fit most frame holders.
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This beekeeping frame holder will hold 1 frame. It was made at the request of a friend who had very tight spaces and could not fit most frame holders.
This is a functional decoration for a hive smoker containing embedded magnets. These magnets serve multiple purposes, e.g. attaching the smoker to the exterior metal surface of a car for safe transport (relatively inexpensive replacement…
This is a designed wax starter strip for regular frames or top bar types. It has been designed and optimized to help the honeybee to build at the natural slope of 13 degrees and with a strip height of one cell high, this will provide for…
This is a spare distancer (used to keep the top of the hood stretched) for the "Elegant Bee" beekeeping suit. Normally, it is stored in the small front pocket. When the suit is worn, it is inserted into the top part of the hood to keep it…
This model is a support insert designed to help securely position and stabilize a beekeeping cage on a trailer during transport. It is intended to improve alignment and prevent unwanted movement of the cage when loading and securing it on…
This adaptor interfaces between a metal clip queen cage and a marking cage, allowing for easier manipulating of queen bees while wearing clumsy beekeeping gloves.
Print these using 3 perimeters and 25% honeycomb infill and honestly they are hard to tell from the wooden side bars in terms of performance. Not a crazy idea if you have 3D printers and need a winter task for them, especially if you have…
I got the idea from the original model. The author used some metal fasteners to mount it to the ceiling. I've redesigned the model, added those, put in screw holes and added some supporting ribs. The tricky part is mounting these holders…
A rack for the mash you feed to bees so it doesn´t collapse and bury the bees. The bees eat their way into the mash an by that build caves that occasionally collapse and bury the bees. Put the rack on the ground and press the mash into it…
Its a very simple AntTrap. I have filled the trap with oil but i guess water is enough too. So far no ants have made it up into my hive so its working. Print in PET/G for suitable outdoor usage. I added 4 vertical perimeters to make it…