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Observation Hive
These hive plans are for a 2-frame wide hive with a pair of deep frames, and 3 pairs of mediums. Bo...
Jan Daum (free plans)
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Honey Extractor (PDF)
Plans for building a device for extracting honey....
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Bee Box
Give your garden a helping hand by providing a habitat for mason bees.
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| Link Type: free plans | Wood Source: CanadianHomeWorkshop | Fix Link? |
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Bee hive
An image only, giving dimensions and diagrams on building your own beehive.
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| Link Type: free plans | Wood Source: Piteraq | Fix Link? |
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Bee Hive and Frame (PDF)
Bee hive and frame box, 22 inches wide, plywood construction. PDF number 6231.
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| Link Type: free plans | Wood Source: Univ. of North Dakota | Fix Link? |
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Bee Hive Deep Brood (PDF)
5 and 6 deep brood Bee Hive list, wood cutting list incl. PDF number 6327.
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| Link Type: free plans | Wood Source: Univ. of North Dakota | Fix Link? |
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Bee hive Observation Indoors
In 2003 my wife finally relented and allowed me to install an observation hive in the house. To make it more manageable I built a rather large one, 8 medium frames tall and one frame wide to allow all frames to be seen. It has been a wonderful experience for the children and I’ve learned many things from it in just the short time we have had it.
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| Link Type: free plans | Wood Source: Honeyrunapiaries | Fix Link? |
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Bee Hive, Low Cost (PDF)
Low Cost Beehive using 1 x 2 inch lumber, incl parts schedule. PDF number 6324.
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| Link Type: free plans | Wood Source: Univ. of North Dakota | Fix Link? |
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Bee Hives / Ruche d abeilles (PDF)
This document is in French. This layer provides the beekeeping details of construction of a beehive. Ce feuillet fournit les details de construction d une ruche d abeilles.
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| Link Type: free plans | Wood Source: Agri Reseau | Fix Link? |
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Bee house, How to build a
Bees also need sources of water. Water can be provided in very shallow birdbaths or by adding a quarter inch of sand to a large saucer, such as those designed to fit beneath clay flower pots. Fill the saucer so that the water rises about a quarter inch above the sand. Add a few flat stones, some should rise above the water and some should just touch the surface. These stones will allow bees and other insects to drink without drowning.
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| Link Type: free plans | Wood Source: Dept. of Natural Resources Maryland | Fix Link? |
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