[Hambone]

That's how the come. I push down and towards the center cut. You will hear a pop. snap it out. Probably an easier way but that is how I do it. I have it down and can do it very quickly.

 

[Beaver Dam]

I take my poket knife an trim as close to the top bar as possible after I removed the wedge. When I place the foundation in the proper position I Then turn the wedge upside down and place my hand stapler against the remaing little lip of wood, pushing which forces the wedge to apply pressure to the foundation. I then pull trigger on stapler which secures the wedge nice and tight against the foundation. Hope that's clear. Try a few and you'll learn.

 

[MrJeff]

It comes apart like chopsticks that come with take out.

 

[StevenG]

Use a pocket knife, utility knife, or hive tool to pop it out. I usually use the hive tool, then turn tool over, and use it to scrape the wood scrap off the top bar.

 

[BEES4U]

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Do you plan making cut comb honey using those wedges to hold the thin foundation in place?
Ernie