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Orange Keyway Plate Edge Climbing Hold

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An incut crimp edge climbing hold for any type of wall

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An incut crimp edge climbing hold for any type of wall

11/21/23 I just listed my pack of 12 climbing holds on cgtrader and Cults3D for a very reasonable price. I have created all of these holds myself and I think they are very unique and offer great versatility for your home climbing wall! Enjoy this free hold as a sample of my work 😃

Here is the link to the pack:

https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/hobby-diy/other/star-pack-climbing-holds https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/star-pack-climbing-holds

Mounting information:

3/8-16 bolt hole with 3/8 washer (3/4 OD washer)

No. 10 screw for the screw holes

Print with Cura's fuzzy skin experimental setting for texture, fuzzy skin settings used:

Fuzzy skin thickness: 0.3 (mm)

Fuzzy skin density = 6.0 (1/mm)

Fuzzy skin Point Distance = 0.1667 (mm)

Infill should be at least 30%, with at least 5 walls

I only weigh about 145 pounds and I've never had a hold break on me but be responsible and don't skimp out on material and print with more infill/walls for a stronger hold

Enjoy and let me know if there are any particular holds you want designed for your home walls! Also leave a comment if you need a version with different mounting holes, I will quickly add another STL file with custom bolt holes and screw holes if you need it.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer: 

Ender 3 Pro

Rafts:

No

Supports: 

No

Resolution:

.3

Infill: 

=30

Filament: OVERTURE PLA Orange

Matte filaments add a tad more friction

Finishing holds

I quickly hit the surface that you will hold with low grit sandpaper. Not much but just to add a little more texture on top of the fuzzy skin, and then I generously chalk the hold up.

Category: Sport & Outdoors

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