2024-03-23T22:35:24Z https://nostr.now coolbreeze https://nostr.now/npub14tzwq9wcdyxthh43suc8m5rtecuazmvly58dreg3znajqsa5znzsc3sa86 https://nostrcheck.me/media/public/nostrcheck.me_3952751779959702431706303195.webp https://nostrcheck.me/media/public/nostrcheck.me_3952751779959702431706303195.webp https://nostr.now/nevent1qqs0kh9gzfv3eu6pg6ldpmje06jw0gqrcfy5vndvuwu34jnd5ncpc4gzyz4vfcq4mp5sew77kxrnqlwsd08rn5tdnujsa509zy20kgzrks2v2h2w4e9 Sometimes a person just has to do things themselves. Getting bees this year ment a lot of new equipment and using a horizontal hive design ment that most equipment in the market place just didn&#39;t fit why non standard frame design. An extractor being one of the biggest investments a beekeeper can make, it just didn&#39;t make sense to drop a grand on a special extractor my frame size. So I designed and built one myself. I used fusion360 to create the design, my cnc router to machine out some parts. A little cutting, grinding and welding along with a few parts from Amazon got me an extractor that should fit my small apiary needs for under $200.<br/><br/>#grownostr #beekeeping #homesteading #DIY<br/><br/><br/><br/> <img src="https://image.nostr.build/9f796fcc445496950c177dacd54fdf0fc18cb807492b011ad95e3fafe2ade32f.jpg"> 2023-09-28T01:26:43Z