Update: Whoof, they're $60/frame. Hard to justify the labor savings, especially with all the unknowns — crystallization, plastic leaching, longevity. An centrif

Update: Whoof, they're $60/frame. Hard to justify the labor savings, especially with all the unknowns — crystallization, plastic leaching, longevity. An centrifuge can be had for <$300, and there are cheaper low-tech methods too. I think I'll go with (even easier to harvest!) DIY mason jar beekeeping instead. The bees package your comb honey for you! You still need regular supers for winter stores. http://makezine.com/craft/how-to-mason-jar-beehives/ http://makezine.com/craft/how-to-mason-jar-beehives/