http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZfKBw3lHtw
One of the problems when using TBH.
Comb collapse in a TBH
Comb collapse in a TBH
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StripyPixieSocks
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Re: Comb collapse in a TBH
That's got no support bars, the ones my OH and I have seen have a metal strip which the bees build upon up to the bar which means you don't get this kind of problem.
All you do when you want the comb is cut around the metal support frame.
All you do when you want the comb is cut around the metal support frame.
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Millymollymandy
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Re: Comb collapse in a TBH
Oh, so we're not talking about chickens here. What on earth is a TBH because I was trying to figure out what that meant in chicken terms until I read SPS's reply.
http://chateaumoorhen.blogspot.com/boboff wrote:Oh and just for MMM,(thanks)
Re: Comb collapse in a TBH
Top Bar Hive 
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Re: Comb collapse in a TBH
Ah sorry its a top bar hive and we are talking about bees!
This has nothing to do with the kind of bars you have. In my opinion.
This has nothing to do with the kind of bars you have. In my opinion.
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