Bee frame runs
Batches of deep and medium frames cut, grooved and assembled to a repeatable spec so they drop straight into existing boxes.
A cross-section of what leaves the shop: beekeeping components built in seasonal runs, honey house machinery designed around a room, and custom fabrication for other trades.
Batches of deep and medium frames cut, grooved and assembled to a repeatable spec so they drop straight into existing boxes.
A compact uncapping unit built around a customer's bench height, drive setup and wash-down routine.
Boxes, telescoping lids and bottom boards machined square so stacks sit tight through wind and winter.
Heavy-duty pallets sized for forklift handling and truck decks, built for commercial yards that move hives often.
CNC-cut form panels for a landscaping contractor, nested to get the most out of every sheet.
Shop jigs, templates and one-off fixtures that make a repetitive job faster and more consistent.
Beekeepers do not have time for parts that almost fit. Everything that leaves this shop is cut to the same file, checked against the drawing, and built to survive loading, hauling and a prairie winter.