Beehive Frame Sides 3D Printer Model
The file 'Beehive Frame Sides 3D Printer Model' is (stl) file type, size is 74.7KB.
The file 'Beehive Frame Sides 3D Printer Model' is (stl) file type, size is 74.7KB.
I wanted to make my own frames, but didn't want to deal with the hassle of all of the complicated rabbit and dado cuts in the wood. I wanted a (much) faster, (much) simpler way of building and replacing frames. The initial investment about breaks even when compared to buying frames. Each side is about 35g and at $20 USD per roll, you get about 14 frames (28 sides) per roll, plus a few $ for lumber vs buying a box of 10 unassembled frames for ~$20 not including shipping. The good news is that they're reusable, so if you need to replace a frame for whatever reason, you should only need to replace the top or bottom bars which is extremely cheap (comparatively).
Using these sides, you can quickly rip 1in x 5/8in strips of wood for the top bar and 3/4in x 1/2in pieces for the bottom bar. If you want a slot for foundation, you can easily make a single cut down the middle of both the top and bottom bars roughly half the bar depth. No complicated cutting necessary. I pre-drill my screw holes then use #8 x 1" long flat head wood screws to attach everything.
| deep_frame_side_with_cutout.stl | 105.4KB | |
| medium_frame_side_with_cutout.stl | 105.4KB |
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