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Topic	Date	User
T-nuts	29-Sep-2003 At 9:47:20 AM	Sagarmatha
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Shepp & MatD Thanks for your replies. I live in Canberra so I will have to manage to purchase the gear and get it sent through the mail, or try to find it locally (harder). I have bought 2 playwood panels already, 17mm thick, 2.4m x 2m, $79 each (climbing surface will be 2m x 2.4m, all I can fit into my garage). Next step will be the frame to support the panels, then the nuts/bolts and holds. MatD, good advice on the bolts. I want to have a systematic pattern on the wall so I can try some problems as those for the Virtual Woodie. I'll need lots of nuts & bolts. Thanks again. Cheers

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