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Holds, T-nuts and Bolts	21-Jan-2020 At 1:05:27 PM	dan_b
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On 21-Jan-2020 gordoste wrote: >If you really want to save money, you should investigate making your own >wooden holds. Things like staircase banisters can be chopped up, and even >shaping your own is not that difficult if you have access to a few basic >tools. Search around and you'll find a few great tutorials. This also has >the advantage that they are really nice for your fingers. I agree. I built a woody a few years ago with a mix of bought resin holds of varying quality, as well as many home made wooden holds, mostly with off cuts of framing timber. I preferentially use the wooden one now. As Gordoste said, much nicer on the fingers.

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