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Modified Nat, in WRC - though my sister swears by the new plastic hives. Brood and a half (brood plus super below the queen excluder) if you run short of brood space.

I have an utterly unreasonable for a plasma cutter.... The pull saws i've bought in the past have been very usable.

Less common than they used to be - but I saw one being used on site last year - still an effective tool.

Any reason not to use glass in epoxy - as you would a strip or ply built canoe? - this is a No Solvent approach

Assuming that the action is reasonably low (action set high will increase the tension as the note is fretted) that discrepancy suggests a movement of about three sixteenths (5mm) - an eror that big should show up with a tape measure - on the high E (thinnest string) the Nut to 12 should be very...

There are two positions on a fretted string where (when properly intonated) the struck harmonic and the fretted note are identical - 12th fret and 19th fret. An electronic tuner is a great help - even the five quid clip-on jobs will help. How far out in the intonation at the twelfth fret? abd...

Are you looking for epoxy resin or an epoxy based paint? I've used these people for resin and they have pretty good prices https://www.easycomposites.co.uk/ Epoxies and finishing can be a bit of a bloody nightmare - the classic horror is varnish over not quite entirely cured epoxy resin - this...

Phosgene is only produced from chlorinated solvents - Trichlorethylene, Arklone Perklone etc - neither MEK nor Acetone contain any chlorine. Acetone is a relatively benign and convenient solvent which is , to quote Wikipedia - Acetone is produced and disposed of in the human body through...

If you're sanding to a finish then there is no need to work through every available grit number - as a guide line - just double the number each time, that way each step halves the depth of the scratches. Lighting is critical to judging progress.