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Home Climbing Wall Circuit Tags

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
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Here is my 6th iteration of my home wall climbing tags. This had been through many versions of testing to allow me to make them durable, fast printing, easy to mount and store. 

The included profile splits them in to smaller sections depending on your needs. the holder will hold all 50 and some arrow tags. the washers will need storing separately. there are 2 ways to mount these tags. under the climbing hold so that it is easy to identify or using the washer and the preformed hole can be screwed near the hold or using a direction arrow to point to the next hold if hidden. 

Previous versions were too thin and deformed over time. had sharp edges which caught alot, too long that they hit screws and bolts of the holds, had no way to attach them accept under the hold and the text was too small or raised that caused issues with durability. 

I use these on all my circuits as on a home wall its easy to bypass a move when space is at a premium. this way it dictates the order to force movement and training. Releasing now as its finally good enough for use. 

Open to suggestions. was thinking of Start/finish tags but have not done that yet. These print fast with little filament and if they snap or damage just reprint a replacement. I have only done 50 as I have not found a need for more moves in one circuit than that. 

Small tip if you slow the print time down you can use the cheap 30 colour sample packs from Amazon providing you a huge range of colours to chose from. 

Enjoy.

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