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Topic	Date	User
Holds, T-nuts and Bolts	20-Jan-2020 At 8:06:54 PM	harold
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For bolts and tnuts I recently purchased some from climbing anchors for pretty competative price. I don't think Bunnings stock these or else they would be overpriced. Fastener shops are the best option or online climbing store had a similar price. Comercial holds aren't cheap unfortulately, but heaps of out there to choose from. Second hand if you can get them. I have made some wood ones, its not too hard and they have nice feel. Just a bit time consuming. I have made some out of stone I have collected which were nice. Just need a good drill for the bolt holes. And need to use some filler or glue to make a flat backing for the wall side.

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