Langstroth On the Hive & Honey-Bee
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No. 30.
A shallow frame needs no wires at all, but in brood-combs, —to insure safety and prevent warping— it is as well to use two or three horizontal wires as in fig. 150. This method Fig. 150.
FOUNDATION WIEED IN THE BEOOD-FKAME.
of horizontal-wiring was first given us by Mr. Vandervort, to whom the world is also indebted for the spur for imbed- ding the wire in the foundation (fig. 151). The excessive wiring resorted to by some is worse than useless.
Dr. C. C. Miller uses light wooden splint...s perpendicularly in the frame, instead of wires to support the foundation.
The bottom bar of his frame is made in two equal pieces so as to pinch or hold the foundation between them. The splints are dipped into a shallow tin pan containing hot beeswax 394 COMB FOUNDATION.
until they are saturated with wax and while hot they are pressed upon the surface of the sheet of foundation so that they may be perpendicular when the frame is hung in the hive. These splints about 1-16 of an inch square do not Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No. 30.
A shallow frame needs no wires at all, but in brood-combs, —to insure safety and prevent warping— it is as well to use two or three horizontal wires as in fig. 150. This method Fig. 150.
FOUNDATION WIEED IN THE BEOOD-FKAME.
of horizontal-wiring was first given us by Mr. Vandervort, to whom the world is also indebted for the spur for imbed- ding the wire in the foundation (fig. 151). The excessive wiring resorted to by some is worse than useless.
Dr. C. C. Miller uses light wooden splint...s perpendicularly in the frame, instead of wires to support the foundation.
The bottom bar of his frame is made in two equal pieces so as to pinch or hold the foundation between them. The splints are dipped into a shallow tin pan containing hot beeswax 394 COMB FOUNDATION.
until they are saturated with wax and while hot they are pressed upon the surface of the sheet of foundation so that they may be perpendicular when the frame is hung in the hive. These splints about 1-16 of an inch square do not Fig.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Langstroth Lorenzo Lorraine to read onlineMoreLess
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