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Honey spin extractor.
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Previously:
Bees uncapping a honey bottle - GIF
Honey dispenser - GIF
Honey in zero gravity - GIF
Honey paw tool for honey extraction - GIF
Large honeycomb harvesting machine - GIF
Wild honey hunting - GIF
I am surprised he hasn't got thousands of bees around him giving him grief.....
Aussie bees would be BEED OFF and attack him ....
Story is you don't extract close to the hives...
Either he has some bees that are accustomed to being robbed regularly and accept it a normal or those bees are the most docile bees ever. Any beekeeper around her will tell you they won't sting but you need to smoke me to keep them from trying to stay with the cones just gently sweep them off put a freshly stripped cone in the hive when you remove a full one then go somewhere else to extract.
I don't get along well with bees' wasps or any other critter with stingers, so I stay away from them.
Is it just me or does it seem to you that he is rotating the handle in in the wrong direction. My natural technique is to turn clockwise looking from the right hand side, ie. top of rotation 12 o'clock away from my body.
Probably one of those video tricks they sue to make things wrong when you see themQuote:
Originally Posted by Bony
They could be left handed bees...