I've started to put together a pictoral guide for making comb sections on
a small scale using cappings. I thought I'd devote some effort to this
tutoral for small beekeepers as a "thank you" for all I've learned on BEE-
L. This method is easy, and I've done it several times in all different
weather conditions, so I think with regional modifications a beekeeper
almost anywhere could get 40 or so sections of comb in a month or two
using this method. I use the Hogg's sections as they are somewhat faster
to install than others, but I think one could make more profit by using
Ross Rounds. And this method would also work with Ross Rounds. Here are
just my preliminary pictures, but I would ask for any constructive
comments. The link is to my daughter holding the final product, just click
on the "comb honey" section of the gallery to see the others.

http://www.pbase.com/image/22425534

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