Choose this tool when you want one flat edge for the seam or scraping and a bent end for leverage.
Choose this perch if you need somewhere to set frames temporarily while inspecting the hive.
Choose this narrow cleaner if wax buildup in the groove prevents a replacement sheet from seating in an older wooden frame.
Choose this pack if you want separate holders for several hives and already have your preferred marking pen.
Choose this tool when you want a J-hook to lift the edge of a freed frame and a straight blade for the joint between boxes.
Choose the Pierce gripper if you want the broad cast bridge style for holding a frame by its top bar.
Choose this wheel tensioner when wire is already installed and you need to take up slack before seating it in compatible foundation.
Choose this scissor-style grip if you prefer wood at the hand contact points and jaws that close on the top bar.
Choose this polished scraper if you want a flat working edge and a shaped hook on a ten-inch tool.
Choose this pair if you want a temporary frame rest at more than one inspection station.
Choose this spacer when you plan to arrange nine frames in a ten-frame-sized box.
Choose this pipe-style holder if you need the narrow transparent form rather than a clip or plunger.
Choose this tool when you want a wood grip and several working edges in one handle.
Choose this brush when you want a long wood handle and two rows of bristles across the working area.
Choose this single J-hook when the hooked end is the feature you need for lifting at a freed frame edge.
Choose this set if you want a sprung transfer tool with a flexible working end rather than a rigid needle.
Choose this slotted clip if you want a hinged holder rather than a plunger-style marking tube.
Use this slim wheel after the frame wire is already taut.
Choose this kit when you want separate clips for initial handling and one bottle-style holder for the marking step.
The narrow bent tip is useful for targeting a small seam where a broad scraping blade cannot reach easily.
Use this punch to seat copper eyelets in a wooden frame that already has holes.
Choose this pack when your equipment calls for a roller-style cage and you want multiple identical pieces.
Choose this set when your notes track individual queens by number.
Choose this longer brush when reach across a frame face matters and you prefer a plastic grip.
Choose a mesh-sided cage when you want a rectangular wood body and visibility through the side panel.
Choose this set when you need wire, eyelets and a tool to take up slack after threading.
Choose this compact bar to separate boxes and scrape where there is limited room to swing a long handle.
Choose the four-bracket option if you need two pairs for different boxes.
Choose this pair for one staging position where you want slim straight arms and an upturned end.
The offset shape puts a slight upward angle into the support when it is mounted as pictured.
Choose this kit when you need the supplies for several frame steps, including eyelets, threading wire, tensioning it and seating it into wax.
Use a fixed strip when you want a recurring nine-frame layout in a compatible box.
Choose this longer bar when you want extra handle length for separating boxes or lifting a freed frame.
Choose the pair if you want to compare a curved J-hook with a squared L profile on your frame edges.
Choose this pair when you want a natural-hair brush and a spare of the same size.
Choose this cleaner when wax or propolis fills the narrow gaps of a compatible excluder.
Choose the broad shovel head when you want to scrape a wider surface and collect loose buildup on the same pass.
Choose a rigid double-ended tool when you want to pick the tip orientation by turning the handle.
Choose this pack when you need spare cups for a clip-compatible system or want the same cup type for hand grafting.
