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According to Richard E Leber:
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> On Wed, 18 Nov 1998 18:48:44 PST Ernest Gregoire <[log in to unmask]>
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> >ask some question regarding wiring frames vs support pins.
> >It didn't occur to me just how expensive pins were ...
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> > Using wire is more work, but not that much more, especially considering
> the cost.
I have found Mann Lake's Rite-cell plastic foundation to be
comparable in cost to crimp-wired wax foundation, and a whole
lot less work. Just bend it slightly & snap into the frame.
It's also practically indestructible, whatever happens to the
comb drawn on it, the bees will rebuild. A good product -- I'm
sure similar foundation made by others is also OK.
Regards,
Fred
Virginia, USA 79.05 W. 38.02 N.
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