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mine were in english, as postal address was england, no idea if they produced it in different languages for different countries as for the extra charges, yup good old vat, crazy that you don't pay that for importing from china:icon_204-2: the three free flow frames I was sent had a vat import...

same on all internet places, fishing clubs/ebay etc:ohthedrama:

it's a bad video, the guy is doing everything ar$e about face, the tubes once inserted seal the bottom of the flow frame, the gap is there so once tubes are removed and caps re inserted the bees can access the last drips of honey

they are a simple push fit, at the most a wipe with cloth before refitting the bung should suffice

I used a large set of tin snips, cut easy

not at this immediate moment I'm not, unlike shop bought traps, I've no statistics on how good or bad this will work, so I will wait until next wasp season and try it out on my woodland apiaries, of course I will stick a go pro on it for 2 hours so we can see if any wasps that go in, come back...

having spoken to the patent office, seems I was not in the wrong

mann lake

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queenless bees do, so why not

I just used to put them in, in their packaging

it did seem a lot of faffing about to make, I would have tried using two sheets of plastic foundation as the mold press,

your telling me, my mrs calls me a minion when I wear it :icon_204-2: and I'll 2nd the full suit too, I got a little too comfortable chucking on the jacket only when over my woodland, and tried doing a major hive swap over in just the jacket, paid highly when one of the girls kissed my leg...

I found these on ebay, probably imported from china, but the quality is great, very thick canvas type material, and at only £10 inc postage, I bought 3, for anyone visiting me and the bees

fair do's, point taken, end off

that would be me then, no I was not looking at going into mass production, simply making something as I do in my shed out of pop bottles, having a woodland with wasps and hornets, I wanted to cover myself next year, adding these away from my hives, karol pointed out the infringement and I...

being a woodland owner, if I was allowing someone, it would probably be a gentleman's agreement or at the very most, quickly penned onto a bit of A4 along the lines of I hereby give (full name) permission to enter my land (land title) for any works involving bees/bee hives, names and address...

me neither, I'd be putting myself out of business

this is how I stopped that problem https://youtu.be/64eNPeHcXew

https://youtu.be/ATjkAx1OENU I prefer ross rounds myself