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Maarten Blomme
Belgium
Приєднався 17 лис 2012
Відео
MoonBoard problem: Reach for the sky, 7a(6c)
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MoonBoard problem: Reach for the sky, 7a(6c)
MoonBoard problem: Heart of a frog, 7a
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MoonBoard problem: Heart of a frog, 7a
MoonBoard problem: Captain Aubrey, 7a+
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MoonBoard problem: Captain Aubrey, 7a
MoonBoard problem: The Famous Five, 7a
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MoonBoard problem: The Famous Five, 7a
MoonBoard problem: Battle of the wounded knee, 7a+
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MoonBoard problem: Battle of the wounded knee, 7a
MoonBoard problem: Frocenzo Surprised, 7B+(7a)
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MoonBoard problem: Frocenzo Surprised, 7B (7a)
MoonBoard problem: Gorilla Biscuits, 6B+
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MoonBoard problem: Gorilla Biscuits, 6B
MoonBoard problem: Kor V6, 7B+ (wrong finish)
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MoonBoard problem: Kor V6, 7B (wrong finish)
MoonBoard problem: Her Comes The King, 7a+
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MoonBoard problem: Her Comes The King, 7a
MoonBoard problem: Switcheroo, 6c (6b+)
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MoonBoard problem: Switcheroo, 6c (6b )
Holy shit u have this dialed
Excellent!
Wow, this is so impresssive! Can I use your video for my upcoming compilation about amazing ideas? I will give you full credits of course.
yeah good session a longline
You made it look so easy. One of the hardest V5s I've come across!
this could have some problems in time because of the weather-exposed wood, right?
Yes, after five years I replaced the boards this summer
I know this is quite an old video, but I'm planning to build my own soon. Was just wondering if you had any issues with the vertical posts getting in the way of climbing? Have you hit it while swinging etc?
Nice board!! How y’all are the beams on the sides?
Love the video, and will be modeling my build after yours. I'm currious how it has held up over the years, or if you do/did anything to protect it from rain/other weather.
Fuck that!
I should have watched your video before making my board; I made one with the assistance of 4 other people (vid on my channel) and am boggled by how you managed to do it with just yourself! :O So smart and efficient. Design looks super secure too.
Do the hold sets come with a map layout of what holds go where? I am building one in January after I move.
@@alanweiman1521 all the layouts are on the moonboard app. you can input what hold sets you have and it will display the different layouts of each year. the app will filter problems you can possibly do based on your available holds.
Niceee, how much angle did you put to your moonboard?
Miguel perez I placed it at 40 degrees, five years ago this was the only option.
Has anyone ever noticed that the directions they give you have the further spacing of 24 cm on the right side when the actual moonboards have it on the left. I just noticed this after drilling the holes for mine and cant decide which way to set it up now.
Kenton Anderson From the documentation I’ve found, it’s on the right side. But the spacing at the sides doesn’t really matter as long as the spacing of the grid itself is correct.
Don't want to fall with solid 6* 6. Behind you
The beginning song reminded me of the future sailor song from the mighty boosh
Strong climbing!!
Hi Maarten, how are the holds doing outside in our belgian weather? :-)
awesome! how many degrees has the board?
web.archive.org/web/20111215203851/www.moonclimbing.com:80/images/website/SchoolRoom/pdf/MoonBoard.pdf seems about 40
Dude, your wall build was an inspiration for me to build my own. Glad to see uppity still climbing and that your wall is holding up well.
Thanks! It’s always nice to hear. About the wall, the boards itself are actually not holding up very well. So make sure to protect the edges of the boards and if you can the tnut holes against the weather. But for being outside for five years it could have been worse.
hello, which recommended size for the 2 main pole ? 90x90 or more ? thanks !
Hi, I think 90x90 mm will be sufficient (Although I’m not an engineer or anything ;p )
@@maartenblomme5311 thanks! I'm going to start buiding soon.. I will try to put these poles further of the structure as you noticed... (for dynamic moves..)
Great video, thanks Maarten! I'm building a board using a similar design - I love the order you did things in, very smart. One question: the long 2x4" boards you are using, are they 14 feet? Or longer? The main board is about 12' so I'm assuming that's what you've got, but I want to make sure they are long enough to still go into the ground. Thanks!
I believe I have put them around 70 cm in the ground just to be sure. I think I just bought 4 m beams. So that’s a bit less than 14 feet.
@@maartenblomme5311 Thanks so much! Hope you're doing well :)
hmmm nice toms bro.
Are you using 4x4 posts?
ua-cam.com/video/3CEbbZQhb0w/v-deo.html
@@84v7climbers7 That is an indoor wall and a completely different structural design. I am wondering if 4x4 posts for a 25º wall will be sturdy enough or if 6x6 is a better option.
@@MatthewMakris I believe he is using 6x6. How tall are you making yours?
84v7 Climbers at 25° I think it will be 12’
Maarten, your project is inspiring for sure. A question I have while I study your build and lookup information from MoonBoard is. What is the overall dimension of the front and back uprights (lumber) you used?
I don't know the exact dimensions (also can't check, as I'm working abroad) The general dimensions can be found here: www.moonboard.com/Content/Information/How-to-build-a-MoonBoard.pdf
Great video, Maarten. Do you have a material list with measurements by any chance? Also, how deep did you dig the post holes? I live in the Chicago area where the weather goes from blazing hot in the summer to sub-zero temps (Fº) in the winter, so I'm worried about the concrete being pushed out of the ground. Thanks!
All moonboards are built to the same specs. Check out moonclimbing.com
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What kind of wood plates are you using, great build!
How thick beams did you use for building that moonboard? two biggest in front? 4 on the back and that one on the top? thank you
4x4 ua-cam.com/video/3CEbbZQhb0w/v-deo.html
Thanks for sharing this-I'll be modeling my DIY backyard climbing off of this. Curious how you protect it from the weather and also what changes would you make if you were to rebuild it today?
(A copy from answer on Instagram, so everyone with the same questions can read) Hi Chris, There are indeed a few things I would change. The two poles in the front are a bit in the way sometimes (or at least in my head) for dynamic moves. Which holds you back when climbing. I would like to have made it a bit more weather proof, and even indoors if I could, Belgian weather is not so nice. So it has deteriorated over the years, the boards are starting to show signs of rotting unfortunately. The back of the wall was protected later with plastic sheets. Which is definitely necessary. If you're local climate allows to be outdoors a lot, I would definitely build it again outdoors. Unfortunately during winter it's not used. But I liked the building process a lot. In the beginning it's really nice and you use it a lot and after a while i started to use it less, but that all depends on your motivation offcourse.
So are those standard holds? Are they the same as all moon boards?
Dayton Maynard These are indeed standard hold sets. New hold sets and setup have been released since. (Which I haven’t bought)
How do you set/know the grades for your climbs?
Hi Marten, thank you for the video. Very inspiring. I'd like to build one of my own. Do you have a plan with the angles, the strengh of the wood and the panels? How deep were the holes you dig? How did you make it weatherresistant? Thanks a lot!
The instructions are on moonclimbing.com Check out my collapsible one on my channel.
My guys wearing house slippers to build that
Nice video to leave on loop in the background (great music). Cool build too
Thank you for showing the fall at the end of the video
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Nice video. I'd caution against embedding wood foundations directly into concrete. The moisture that travels thru the concrete encourages the wood to rot. Significantly reducing the lifespan of the structure. Consider using a steel post support. eg: www.bunnings.com.au/uni-pier-adjustable-screw-top-head-with-antcap-to-suit-unipier-75-x-75-posts_p0028539 Or at least treat the timber with a moisture barrier, eg: Tar \ Bitumen &/or choose a timber with a high Rot Resistance rating.
I definitely need to do few of these things...
I want one just like this “but” I want it on wheels so I can roll it to the edge of our dock for deep water solos
Lake water solos? Great video’
I got you, it's on my channel.
ua-cam.com/video/3CEbbZQhb0w/v-deo.html
Does the wood rot?
nice job dude! the wall looks great too. do you still have all of the measurements? i'd love to build a Moonboard in my yard!
a tarp on the backside covering the whole bit would preserve it alot
great build. would make any difference if you put the holds first before placing the wall up?
would be easier to put them on first
It's easier to put the plywood on first. Each hold is at least 1lb + the weight of the bolt. So a minimum of 50 holds on a 3/4" plywood could be close to 100lbs.
Looks like he was using postcrete or a similar product with a different name. Just tip it in and pour water on top. Pretty convenient stuff. Don’t think it was poor concrete method and certainly wasn’t mortar
What was the total cost of the build
$1200 in holds $3-400 in supplies.
@@84v7climbers7 Do you have all of your holds on there? That's $1,200 in holds from Moon???
@@ArbitraryLifestyle I Just finished mine so I only have the "Origional School Room Holds" from moon. They are also the cheapest. The yellow set is $215, the white set is $400, and the black set is $400 and that does'nt include bolts either. I'm probably going to order the black set next.
Hello! around how much did everything cost not including the holds?
$3-400.
Looks nice! How is it holding up? Is the wood still in good shape?
what was the total cost of the build? if you don't mind me asking. been considering purchasing the led moon board from moon's company. cheers
You'll end up spending more on the holds and t-nuts then the actual wall. 84v7climbers - UA-cam
Besides the danger of the concrete/wood combination: excellent idea I will use your construction idea.
whats the danger ?
@@simonandresen5625 If the lumber isn't treated it will rot eventually.
Danger: wood should not be in direct contact with concrete/beton: the beton always attracts the moisture out of the earth/atmosphere and gives it to the wood. The wood starts to rot. Do not be surprised if after about 5-10 years the construction will fall together.
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