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3D Printed 3 Frame Nucleus Bee Hive

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Here's a 3 frame nucleus type bee hive using Warre hive dimensioning and 3D printed on a Anycubic Chiron. It's a complete hive with top board, bottom board, screen board, spacer and cover.
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20 авг 2024

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@sportbikeguy9875 3 года назад

the Creality cr-10 MAX is 450x450mm the WHOLE build surface is heated, it shares parts with the much more common CR-10, so parts are widely available. ive found one for $895CAD. it also prints all sorts of filaments. the cr-10 S5 did have the build plate issues you mention

@1FishinAddict 3 года назад

Cool idea! I've 3D printed full size hive bodies. Just gotta print 4 different sections then join them together. 800g + per panel though lol. Thanks for sharing the video

@PrintableScience 2 года назад

yeah, takes a lot of filament and LOTS and LOTS of time! :)

@PrintableScience 2 года назад

I use OpenSCAD

@camm.7106 Год назад

Do you happen to have an STL for those pieces of frames by any chance? Looking to try 3d printing hives as well

@Dave_S 3 года назад

Love it!

@SteveMeier 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for the files. I am going to try and print this at 80% on a CR-10S Pro

@bisdakokz 10 месяцев назад

Why are none of his sites working.

@rl1111rl 2 года назад

You need a Voron 350mm with a 0.8mm nozzle and high flow hotend and extruder. 15000mm/s acceleration.

@Riverboat374 3 года назад

How did the nucleus setup go? My son is really interested in bee keeping. This might be a fun father/son project.

@PrintableScience 2 года назад

The nuc worked really well. I currently have 4 3d-printed hives. Once I see how well they survive the winter I'll be posting a lot more videos (if they indeed survive the winter -- if not... back to the drawing board)

@HomesteadSoapCo 3 года назад

Was wondering when someone was going to try hive stuff. I have printed j hook hive tools and beetle traps. What do you use to design ?

@PrintableScience 2 года назад

I use openSCAD

@Monarped1948 7 месяцев назад

I Wonder if there is some money to save by doping this equipmentmyself in 3d?

@bangalula 3 месяца назад

can you print and share file how to print anc buld PANEL FOR COLLECTING BEE VENOM

@pavolstanik5214 2 года назад

Hi ...Filament for the bee hive is Pet G or Hips??

@PrintableScience 2 года назад

I use both. Having bed adhesion issues with the HIPS but i'm working on it and think i'm making progress.

@C3DC-3Dprint 2 года назад

I'm a beekeeper wanted to know how the bees are doing. I'm highly interested in this. I'm looking at buying this printer just for hive printing. Please let me know thanks.

@PrintableScience 2 года назад

the bees are doing well... i had four hives heading into winter. looks like 3 of them have made it through to early spring... haven't looked at the failed hive yet so i don't have much of an idea as to why it failed. At the moment I think the only practical choice for a printer is the anycubic chiron. you should be aware that it takes and INCREDIBLY long time to print a hive. The smaller boxes take about 3 days to print and to that you have to print the frames. My frames (which are smaller than langstroth standards) take a full day for each complete frame (frame and foundations) (and each box takes 8 frames so that's eight days for the frames. I also make just frames where I slip in some custom cut commercially available foundation and that takes about a day to print the parts needed to assemble 8 frames. I'm about to put out a video where I'm starting off some new hives from scratch so you may want to follow along with that.