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Dimpled Sloper Climbing Hold

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0.12mm layer, 8 walls, 25% infill, 0.2|0.8 fuzzy skin
0.12mm layer, 8 walls, 25% infill, 0.2|0.8 fuzzy skin
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24.3 h
1 plate
5.0(2)

Much less PETG usage
Much less PETG usage
24.9 h
1 plate

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Disclaimer: Use at your own risk. There is no certainty of print quality. I have had no issues with strength or delamination, but your holds may break on you.

 

Hold is designed to be mounted with #8 screws. You definitely want to make sure the flange for the screws is printing correctly.

 

This is a sloper with two dimples and a rounded cutout in different spots, to allow for a variety of configurations. I placed mine on the wall with the larger cutout on bottom so it could be used as an undercling and a sloper. I used PETG but you want to make sure you like the texture first as this is a lot of plastic. I've found rubbing chalk into 3D printed holds drastically improves the grip, but doubly so for this one to get friction as a sloper.

 

I increased walls and decreased infill and haven't noticed any compromise in strength so far.

 

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