Beekeeping equipment is essential for the beekeeper to facilitate the practice of beekeeping. In this book, with the help of 500 color photographs, we present a series of constructions that we can implement with basic equipment in our storage. Thus, we reduce the cost of purchasing beekeeping equipment while simultaneously deepening our beekeeping technique.

The constructions we propose and analyze in detail concern parts of 8 and 10 frame hives (lid, floor, bottom - fixed, removable -, frame), queen cages, wasp traps, wooden feeders, swarm capture basket, swarm collection bucket, royal jelly pump, electric fence, nucleus hive, nucleus hive base, wax disinfection, escape valve, demonstration hive, wax melter, queen confinement cases, etc.

Of course, the beekeeper should "have one eye on the past and the other on the future." Within the framework of this saying, information is also provided on beekeeping constructions from antiquity.

In order to implement all these constructions, information is provided on various tools that can help us, as well as usage tips for them.

Additionally, another topic the book addresses is the maintenance of the beekeeping equipment we use during the practice of beekeeping, which may concern the hive with its various parts, the smoker, the scraper, our suit, the uncapping tools, and the honey storage tools.