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Installing Wax Foundation

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This video demonstrates how to install wax foundation into frames of your beehive. Wax foundation sheets encourage bees to draw out uniform, even honeycombs. Beginning with a short list of the tools you'll need, this video takes you through each step of installing wax foundation into a single frame. Remember, though, each hive has multiple frames.

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