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Topic	Date	User
Holds, T-nuts and Bolts	20-Jan-2020 At 6:29:44 PM	salty crag
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I've purchased quite a few from uncarved block, good holds but not cheap. X-es climbing holds are really good too. Their footers make great crimps and we use them on a 45d wall but the price has gone up a fair bit, currently $1:50 each. Worth grabbing a few. I purchased a couple of different woodcarving discs for my angle grinder and some of the best holds I have a ones I've carved from glueing pieces of 19mm plywood. An american guy has some good youtube vids on carving holds, well worth a look.

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