okay so today it is only 61 degrees outside and I'm gonna review a new
product new to me anyway this is an in capping fork slant planar
and I'm gonna demonstrate this on some winter honey that's leftover I'm gonna
show you how to get honey out of a frame the cheapest and quickest way possible I
mean why crash and strain when you can uncap plane and drain that's what we're
gonna do this thing is 300 series stainless really strong when you hit
with your finger it rings out so it's nice and hard this thing is gonna last a
long time I'm using two different medium frames here this one as you can see the
comb is drawn out really proud from the frame and on the other one that comes a
little bit recessed because when you're using an uncapping knife these things
present challenges so I'm gonna run this things wriggle and you're gonna be
impressed watch and listen this is a beautiful fully capped frame of honey
again these are winter stores leftover that we pull off because the breeze are
bringing in brand-new honey let's do this
so if you've got just a couple of beehives one or two and you just want to
be able to pull some medium frames and get the honey off of those frames and
strain it this is a regular kitchen colander this on capper planer is very
inexpensive I paid full price for it on Amazon I have nothing to do with these
companies I'm gonna put the link to it down in the video description you can go
get one of your own but I guarantee you isn't gonna sell out immediately these
things are solid 300 series stainless super sharp razor sharp they cut right
through everything and I have it here in a empty brood box that's been painted
black I cover it with them window from an old basement window and even though
it's only 61 degrees the Sun heated this out to you 84 so it accelerated the
honey melting off and going right down into that collection pan underneath to
medium frames originally was just gonna uncap but then I decided well let's just
remove honey and see how that goes and it went fantastic looking at dripping
down in here and it was kind of sloppy I could have done this better originally
was just gonna try to skim the surface but then when I realized how easily it
cuts everything away and doesn't clog up you just keep running I'm working now we
have wax to use we can drain it off here it is with the a double pane window on
it 84 degrees inside it drained pretty fast this whole process was less than 40
minutes start to finish here's the leftover wax and capping some of the
best whites you can get here is the quart jar of honey that we just took off
and here it is rinsed in fresh water I can't think of anything simpler or
cheaper thank you for watching look for one down in the video
description they're selling out I guarantee it