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adamant
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i bought a hive that had a lid made out of a piece of 3/4 plywood with a hole drilled to the side and a 1/2 hole on the edge. looks like its wax coated.. looks simple enough to make.. are they common? whats the holes for?
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Hmm. I'm sure somebody knows better than me, but...
If the top is slid over to the side a bit, the notch on the edge could be use as a vent or entrance. I've seen John Pluta (and others) use plastic drink bottles stuck down in small holes as feeders.
That's my shot at it anyhow.
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It could be that the board was cut from a scrap piece of plywood and the holes
were already in the scrap. A posibality.
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concrete framing board ;will out last you
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Got me
Beeks come up with some crazy designs. They need to staple instructions to the things
Plywood + Michigan = Delamination.
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Buds right. BB Plyform. a used concrete form. the holes are for wall ties and whaler boards. the stuff will not rot. my father in law has a trailer load of them thats 25 years old and still servicable.
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