Gleanings in bee culture . AMP ( r ^ 4.^ ^3 •. 1 _^ STARTING -*P 5jzl—— 9 ->6 8_^____ — 7 > tnPiNO , in the coil, and make a spool to fit it thatrevolves on a spindle attached to a framefastened at the end of the bench. After threading the end of the wire thru holes 1,2, 3, 4, I tack it fast, then cut the wire atthe spool and thread the other end thruNos. 5, 6, 7, 8. One can avoid kinks in thewire that way. A magnetic tack-hammer to pick thetacks up from the upper deck and startthem in the proper places is handy. We extract in the upper story of ourhoney-house, run the honey thru pipes i
Gleanings in bee culture . AMP ( r ^ 4.^ ^3 •. 1 _^ STARTING -*P 5jzl—— 9 ->6 8_^____ — 7 > tnPiNO , in the coil, and make a spool to fit it thatrevolves on a spindle attached to a framefastened at the end of the bench. After threading the end of the wire thru holes 1,2, 3, 4, I tack it fast, then cut the wire atthe spool and thread the other end thruNos. 5, 6, 7, 8. One can avoid kinks in thewire that way. A magnetic tack-hammer to pick thetacks up from the upper deck and startthem in the proper places is handy. We extract in the upper story of ourhoney-house, run the honey thru pipes im-mersed in hot water, into six-ton tanksbelow. It gets thin enough to strain thrufine cloth. This was illustrated in Glean-ings some time ago. Greenfield, Cal. MY WIRE-REEL AND WIRING-BOARD BY J. E. JORDAN The illustration shows my wire-^vindingdevice. By using this device, all the wireswill be of the right length to wire fully theframes, and all will be cut at one To make this, bore a hole in a block andnail the block to the corner of your honey-house. This will serve as a bearing for oneside of the reel. Put up the framework forthe other side of thereel as shown. Selecta board 1/2x7x391/2inches, and exactly inthe center nail theaxle, a square piece ofwood, rounded at theends as in the illustra-tion. Nail a small strip, 1/2x1/2x7, acrossinchesThis iswire for ^ Cutting Strip the board 3from the raise thecutting. Wind on all the wirethat the spool holds,then with clamps holdthe wire tight about 6or 7 inches from eachend of the board. Nowwith a pair of tinnerssnips cut the wire atthe half-inch strip, 324 GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE and nail the board to a table within reach. By using the wiring-board shown nisecond illustration I can easily wire theGO
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