General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
THE OFFICIAL STOKED THREAD!	7-May-2009 At 10:18:19 PM	climbingfool
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highest point vertically from the ground is about 2.7m..... the hold on the string is a switch for a light just in front of the camera.... i have attached it to the slab with 10mm x 80mm expansion bolts and to the loft at the top with metal brakets; also put in steel c-beams in behind it anchored to the slab again by more expansion bolts and to the loft..... the bottom vertical kickboard is 45cm, the next section is 60 x 240cm, and the top 2 are full sheets of ply; the angles go 30, 50 and 70... phase 2 will be a 20 or 30 degree wall to the left to about the same height and 240cm wide

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