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Who has best wood frames?
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Moonshae
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Re: Who has best wood frames?
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July 21, 2008, 08:32:23 PM »
I use Betterbee, and I'm mostly happy with their frames. Sometimes the parts count is off a little, and I got a batch of split bottoms instead of grooved (double stamped box by supplier), but overall, I think the quality is good.
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Re: Who has best wood frames?
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Quote from: Michael Bush on July 20, 2008, 12:29:52 AM
I can't say I was terribly unhappy with any of my frames from a large number of suppliers, but Walter T. Kelley has very nice frames.
Also my favorite
for ALL beekeeping supplies.
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When I bought the nails I asked a guy about the nail and staple gun...Even had one in my hand for about 5 minutes....maybe tomorrow!
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Kelly frames is my first choice then Betterbee, glue and 1 1/4" brads, never had a problem and I only get the top grade.
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