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Climbing wall (single panel)
Step
1. Drill holes in plywood panel Although quite usable, this single
panel design is a little cramped. The braces get in the way of
some climbing movements and you must be careful to avoid hitting
them when you fall. Also don't get too wild at the top--you could
tip it over sideways. A more stable design would use two panels
mounted side by side to create an 8'x8' climbing surface. An even
better, but more complicated, design would be to separate the
braces from the panel by up to 3' on each side.
WARNING: CLIMBING IS INHERENTLY DANGEROUS. THE OPINIONS AND DESIGNS
PRESENTED HERE ARE MY OWN AND DO NOT CONSTITUTE A RECOMMENDATION
OF OR ENDORSEMENT FOR ANY PARTICULAR OR GENERAL USE. IF YOU CHOOSE
TO USE ANY DEVICE OR PROCEDURE PRESENTED HERE, YOU DO SO AT YOUR
OWN RISK.
Step
2. Frame panel with 2x4 studs
Step 3.
Brace panel at desired angle