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Modular hangboard construction #1 - plywood board |
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Modboard #2 - 2x6's |
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Use a 7/16" wood bit to drill holes throughout the piece of plywood you are going to use for the hangboard surface. The more t-nuts on your board, the more "adjustment" you have for hold positions. You can skip the t-nuts if you are going to use screw-on componants |
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Hammering t-nuts into the holes is the quickest option. Try to avoid t-nut positons where the board screws onto the mounting 2x4 blocks. |
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Find exhisting studs above door way and screw 2x4 blocks into the studs with long drywall screws. Finding studs isn't always that easy, tap with a hammer and listen. The others studs should be 16 inches to left or right. |
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Screw the plywood piece onto the 2x4 blocks with drywall screws |
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All that's left to do is bolt on some holds (or screw on synrock training pieces) |
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