Worldwide Beekeeping
Beekeeping => General Beekeeping => Topic started by: Blakeri on January 11, 2023, 10:20:15 pm
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Hi folks,
I?ve decided to refine my cappings melting operation after thinking about how much time is actually spent on the process. What I currently do takes a considerable amount of time and still results in honey and some wax being lost. A wax melter will cut my time considerably and still allow good recovery of both cappings honey and wax. The unit I purchased is an electric double boiler melter with a tank capacity of 25 litres. It has a digital controller which will allow for accurate temperature settings. The unit cost about $850 delivered and should arrive in a day or so. I will post some pics when it does and eventually run through the operation of the machine. I?m already thinking about ways to utilise and modify the boiler for refining wax, warming cappings for better raw honey recovery and sucking the last drop of wax from slum gum etc. I?m sure that many of you currently use a similar style of boiler and will have ideas and methods that you use. I would love to hear about them. Any technique that is efficient and saves time would be of interest to all of us.
Cheers
Blake
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NICE! Definately want to see what you come up with!
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Hi folks,
I?ve decided to refine my cappings melting operation after thinking about how much time is actually spent on the process. What I currently do takes a considerable amount of time and still results in honey and some wax being lost. A wax melter will cut my time considerably and still allow good recovery of both cappings honey and wax. The unit I purchased is an electric double boiler melter with a tank capacity of 25 litres. It has a digital controller which will allow for accurate temperature settings. The unit cost about $850 delivered and should arrive in a day or so. I will post some pics when it does and eventually run through the operation of the machine. I?m already thinking about ways to utilise and modify the boiler for refining wax, warming cappings for better raw honey recovery and sucking the last drop of wax from slum gum etc. I?m sure that many of you currently use a similar style of boiler and will have ideas and methods that you use. I would love to hear about them. Any technique that is efficient and saves time would be of interest to all of us.
Cheers
Blake
Lesgold?? Is that you?? ???
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I see this is your first post. Welcome to the forum Blakeri!
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Yes, it's lesgold, and from his profile he has moved to the USA, although I don't much believe him.
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Yes, it's lesgold, and from his profile he has moved to the USA, although I don't much believe him.
I'm just wondering if it's someone impersonating Lesgold for some purpose, nefarious or otherwise. :think: Or I guess the more appropriate charge would be plagiarism, not impersonation, since this person claims to be "Blake" and not Les. ;)
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May be. I just know it was a copy/paste from the other forum.