Uncapping

Handcrafted in the USA. With this tool, you no longer have to struggle to cut through cut combs using old-style cold cutters and sticky surfaces. The heated cutting blade cuts precisely the exact size of the cut comb every time. It has a separate...

We’re proud to offer the original version of this innovation in honey uncapping. Simply drag the fork across your honey frame while applying moderate pressure to effectively remove wax cappings. Works great on low spots of comb. Includes forks on...

This hobby uncapping bin consists of a food-grade plastic basin and a stainless steel cover that may be used as a drip tray while frames are waiting to be loaded into your extractor. Includes 1.5" (40mm) honey gate. Measures approximately...

Comes with a stand. It measures 2" wide by 10" long.  These have been the standard knife for over 20 years. 1 year warranty from purchase date. Made in the USA! 

This new uncapping bin has a stainless steel insert, which allows a frame to be comfortably held in place while you uncap and small holes allow honey to drip below.  Frames and cappings are held in the pan, while honey is loosely filtered below and...

The honey punch roller is a great way to effortlessly get your frames ready for extracting.  Roll across the frames and the points will pierce the cells to release the honey.  

Such a simple device makes uncapping so much easier. Save $$$ over other tanks, which will not see heavy use. Use the CombCapper to uncap directly into your filtering/bottling tank. So easy. So simple. Features: •Fits any standard 5 gallon bucket...

This knife is perfectly preset for uncapping.  It measures 2" wide by 10" long.  These have been the standard knife for over 20 years.  1 year warranty from purchase date. Made in the USA! 

Capping scratchers are used to get to low spots of the honey frame.  Some folks will use these instead of a capping knife.  It does work, but you will do more damage to the combs and make your filtering a little more difficult.  Perhaps...

This is the most affordable method of uncapping your frames.  It has a sharp serated blade designed for uncapping a bee frame.  Some folks will heat one in boiling water and swap them out as knife cools, using two.