Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Honey Extractor, 2/4 Frames Honey Spinner Extractor, Stainless Steel Beekeeping Extraction, Honeycomb Drum Spinner with Lid, Apiary Centrifuge Equipment with Height Adjustable Stand

Un bon petit extracteur pour des petits acericulteur.

The extractor is great if you don't mind manual cranking, which was easy for this 68 year old. We did 10 frames and will have more to do in a week or two.The only thing that I had a problem with was honey comb frame would end woulld hit the protruding plastic lid support. I didn't get a chance to see if it was a minor adjustment I can make.

We are just getting into the honey bee thang and this extractor made it much easier when we started pulling frames of honey. Yes it is a little wobbly when you spin out the frames but we bolted the extractor to a wooden frame to give it some additional stability and that solved the problem. The legs are pretty light weight so I am sure that adds to the stability issue. We love it and it made honey extraction really easy.

Rempli bien l'usage qui lui est dédié. Vu son empâtement il vaut mieux le fixer au sol ou sur une palette (ce que j'ai fait)

I am unable to comment on easy to use as I have not yet used it. It was easy to assemble and I presume it will work as it should.

Nice quality. Easy assembly. Worked well, honey was easy to transfer out. Highly recommend for smaller apiaries!

Very easy to use and super lightweight making it easy to carry around. And for what it is, the price is great.

Does the job. As hobby beekeeping gains popularity these small hand powered tools are welcome. Honey is heavy. Extracting is hard work. Hope mine will last!

I was hesitant to purchase this because the price was so low compared to other brands but am glad I did. Very nice.

Bought this because the electric one was out of stock. Super easy assembly, incredibly well balanced, until you put frames in it, lol. We were able to spin four medium frames at a time and extracting was a breeze. Looking forward to fall harvest. I'll have to figure out a way to keep this thing from bucking like a bronco when frames are in it.