Turning a fire log into a climbing hold!

A climbing hold made from a hard wood fire log in the ‪@taylormadeholds280‬ workshop!
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[@Enzo34]

Awesome!

[@dboone2727]

What size are those screw cups and where do you get them?

[@fuuzball]

I am following your videos with great interest, trying to learn something for myself. I am a complete novice trying to make some holds for my home-board, and thus have a few questions.
What is the diameter of the screw cups you are using?
Which diameter drill-bit are you using for the screw holes?
Keep up the good work, hoping for some more videos!

[@taylormadeholds280]

I use a 15mm forstner bit for drilling the holes for the screw cups. Then an M5 screw cup from bolt base fits in as they are 14mm in diameter. The hold is drilled at 5mm. I then CA glue the screw cup in place making sure its central. Sorry for the late reply!

[@lewissmith1288]

Amazing work! Just curious what you do for foot holds?

[@taylormadeholds280]

I use half domes made from hard wood. You can get similar on amazon they're called semisphere or something like that.

[@eynash]

Very nice 👌