Fixing used foundation, coating with wax. 

As always, great video! Looking forward to more on single brood management!

I studied for a few years before I started beekeeping last spring and I decided on single brood chambers from the start. Thanks for the info and I will be watching and learning and continuing with single brood chambers.

Those solid foam rollers don't drip like the hollow ones do. AND THANK you for pointing out that some outer frames can be stripped of the wax! Call me stupid but I've been wondering about that Peter. Geeze.

From what I've gleaned, single brood chamber is the best way to maximize honey production. But you have to be willing to do more management. It will be interesting to learn from you this year. I'm on the fence whether to try some this year. My new heavy waxed foundation I bought this year all got a coating of my wax. I run my wax through a canning funnel with an ankle high nylon stocking used as a filter. It really cleans the wax up nicely and is cheap.

Were do you get trays to get to make honey blocks

Can you leave the unused, melted wax in the crockpot?

Does it matter if some cells seem to have more than others? Im worried about filling them too much.