Grafting Station
When grafting larvae for queen rearing, it's a good idea to prop up the frame in order to be able to see clearly into the bottom of the cells. There are plenty of options for this but I like a simple method. Lay a piece of newspaper on your table and set the frame in both bars at once. Practice first and find the angle you like. Cleanup and storage are easy with this simple tool. This pair of stands secures the frame at a shallow or steep angle depending on your preference. Made of PETG plastic.
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Grafting Station
When grafting larvae for queen rearing, it's a good idea to prop up the frame in order to be able to see clearly into the bottom of the cells. There are plenty of options for this but I like a simple method. Lay a piece of newspaper on your table and set the frame in both bars at once. Practice first and find the angle you like. Cleanup and storage are easy with this simple tool. This pair of stands secures the frame at a shallow or steep angle depending on your preference. Made of PETG plastic.
Sold as a pair.
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When grafting larvae for queen rearing, it's a good idea to prop up the frame in order to be able to see clearly into the bottom of the cells. There are plenty of options for this but I like a simple method. Lay a piece of newspaper on your table and set the frame in both bars at once. Practice first and find the angle you like. Cleanup and storage are easy with this simple tool. This pair of stands secures the frame at a shallow or steep angle depending on your preference. Made of PETG plastic.
Sold as a pair.
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