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Sat, 27 Mar 2004 09:49:49 -0600
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Re: Uncapping machines
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I modified my Maxant chain uncapper with the modifications outlined at
beesource.com - actually had Maxant make it for me.  It's much better, but
still a bit touchy and still tends to uncap on side more than the other, and
mixes/whips way too much wax and air with the honey.  I think there must be
better machines out there.  The hand cranked Handyman Uncapper from Cowan
looks promising.

(West Texas) Mark

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