I want a woody in my garage

[Crankmas]

I used a small section of plywood (6" x 6" ) with a drilled hole.. then using an allen screw with a washer against the wood I set the tnuts that were in place -do not hammer them- each one I set this way are straight and have been in use for about 12 yrs - the ones I hammered in are about 50% wack

[whatahutch]

so you pulled them into the board, by tightening the bolt down, instead of hammering?

Sounds strong, but time consuming. Just wondering, can't tell if that is what you mean.

[Crankmas]

yes you have it correct- it is really no more time consuming than hammering and the results are vastly superior 100% proper placement-

[whatahutch]

Hmm, great idea. Too bad I already glued and hammered mine in. Dang

[twan]

hmmm. I'm about to build an 8 x 14 overhung to 4 x 14 on the ceiling in my basement. Never built one before but I've been on a few and I've looked them over. I have the material minus the t nuts and holds. Can I get t nuts at a hardware store? I need to look more into the t nut part of this project.

[J-Rock]

www.marylandpicsetc.shutterfly.com (Climbing Room)

[the lurkist]

Save yourself a lot of trouble and get a treadwall.

[ecp88]

I'm getting ready to build a basement wall. Anybody with home gyms want to recommend a hold manufacturer? I've been looking at some of the starter kits by metolius in Mountain Gear. Others?

[cliftongifford]

watch ebay, great deals can be found...
also, learn to make your own from car bondo, it works great once you get the hang of it.

[tbwilsonky]

I'm getting ready to build a basement wall. Anybody with home gyms want to recommend a hold manufacturer? I've been looking at some of the starter kits by metolius in Mountain Gear. Others?

i just check out all the companies for clearance sales and then pounce when it looks good.

-t