Kudos for doing all of that with that older drill. I can't imagine setting/resetting my woodie without my driver. Tom O'Halloran has a video where he talks about setting and he brings up the idea of "hold shadows", and how bigger holds can create dead spaces, you sometimes can get it even with medium sized pinches or edges were it pushes out your wrist if you have a tiny crimp above.
@@jonkster10 Yeah it wasn’t too bad tbh, I’ve set a bit at gyms with nice drills and I feel like it only really changes the last little bit with the torque. And yeah Tom O’Halloran is a goldmine for homewall content, I’ve definitely been trying to fix the hold shadows since I first set it 😅
@@sno8 Omg that’s actually such a great idea, I’ll need to advertise that in my next video and get responses on my Instagram for it. That would be so cool
Heyo great wall! I loved having a wall at home. Could you flip the hangboard so it's on the outside? that way you'd have headspace no matter how the wall is set
Yeah I’m still debating the best spot for it. I wanted to put it where it could accessible to the wall to potentially use it on climbs as a fun gimmick, but I don’t really think I’m actually gonna do that, so I might end up doing your idea 😭😂 thank you!
I’ve had holds stick to my wall a lot too. It’s got to do with the type of paint you used and its curing time before you bolt/screw holds on. Also every time I reset (annually usually) I’m still tweaking stuff for months afterwards. I find it can take a lot of sessions to get a good feel for what works and what doesn’t… board setting is an underrated art form. Keep sharing and posting your insights!
That makes sense, I’ve been wondering if it could be the paint I used. I totally agree, setting a board is such a skill in itself, I definitely feel like I have a lot to learn for it. And thank you for the encouragement!
I think so, I almost think I’d rather if I had made my climbing wall a bit smaller since it’s gonna be a lot more expensive to get the wall super dense with holds. And thank you!
I'd be stoked to see you make some holds 🤘
Awesome! 😁
Kudos for doing all of that with that older drill. I can't imagine setting/resetting my woodie without my driver. Tom O'Halloran has a video where he talks about setting and he brings up the idea of "hold shadows", and how bigger holds can create dead spaces, you sometimes can get it even with medium sized pinches or edges were it pushes out your wrist if you have a tiny crimp above.
@@jonkster10 Yeah it wasn’t too bad tbh, I’ve set a bit at gyms with nice drills and I feel like it only really changes the last little bit with the torque. And yeah Tom O’Halloran is a goldmine for homewall content, I’ve definitely been trying to fix the hold shadows since I first set it 😅
went through similar growing pains removing volumes and big holds. it hurts haha. agreed on making the center as dense as possible. sick board!!
Yeah it’s rough, especially when the holds stick 😭 thank you!
I too make wooden holds I’d be great to see a woodworking video!
Sweet! I’ll definitely make one 😃
Def some vids on making holds. Been wanting to myself and seeing how you do it would be fire.
Sweet! I definitely will 😁
you should make a video trying problems that the viewers set
@@sno8 Omg that’s actually such a great idea, I’ll need to advertise that in my next video and get responses on my Instagram for it. That would be so cool
Heyo great wall! I loved having a wall at home. Could you flip the hangboard so it's on the outside? that way you'd have headspace no matter how the wall is set
Yeah I’m still debating the best spot for it. I wanted to put it where it could accessible to the wall to potentially use it on climbs as a fun gimmick, but I don’t really think I’m actually gonna do that, so I might end up doing your idea 😭😂 thank you!
I’ve had holds stick to my wall a lot too. It’s got to do with the type of paint you used and its curing time before you bolt/screw holds on. Also every time I reset (annually usually) I’m still tweaking stuff for months afterwards. I find it can take a lot of sessions to get a good feel for what works and what doesn’t… board setting is an underrated art form. Keep sharing and posting your insights!
That makes sense, I’ve been wondering if it could be the paint I used. I totally agree, setting a board is such a skill in itself, I definitely feel like I have a lot to learn for it. And thank you for the encouragement!
Quick question about a spray wall is an 8x10 enough at 40°. Also another great video!
I think so, I almost think I’d rather if I had made my climbing wall a bit smaller since it’s gonna be a lot more expensive to get the wall super dense with holds. And thank you!