Beekeeping 3D Prints: Nucleus Hive Box and More!
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Great work mate.
We need more bee keepers on earth.
No bees. No food.
No ecologic at all, that is for sure!
I think better way then infill with foam , is using 5cm polystyrene board and print this hive wall’s like a half and half. Later only need cut the polystyrene board to the hive wall size and glue it together (two wall’s sides with polystyrene inside)
You probably won’t read but a better idea would be to 3D print the beehives in a way to fit in foam board insulation. That way no mess and you could know what’s the R value insulation from the panels you chose.
I read every comment 😆
Hooch not reading comments you must be new here
12.6c Glad the Global Warming is there otherwise you’d be frozen!
Not related but I just 3d printed your bato bucket files and used them with cheap $4 buckets from bunnings and made some of my own files to go along with it. How do I add them to the community files on patron? 🤔 Cheers
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Can you please give me the link to your cheap filament
Really cool idea with the spray foam infill !! that thermal cam test really showed the difference! One thought: instead of spray foam, what about designing the walls so they have removable panels and a cavity for your own insulation? That way you could use cork board, sheep’s wool, hemp fibre, or even recycled foam sheets all of which can be replaced or upgraded over time without cutting into the print.
You could even try a hybrid: low % gyroid infill for strength, a hollow core for the insulation, then seal it with a thin inner wall. That might keep the print light, avoid bowing, and give more consistent insulation coverage.
Also wondering if a gasket lid (or foam tape) could help stop the heat loss you spotted around the handle area, and maybe a slightly textured internal surface to help bees regulate humidity better.
Loving the modular approach thought! makes me think you could have seasonal “swap out” panels (insulated for winter, vented for summer) so the hive adapts year-round without a full rebuild.