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What if all volumes have two set of holes, one set for placing on the wall like usual, another set has preinstalled screw holes and all holes align perfectly between volumes, they use a special kind of screw that can link them up, so no need to drill anything and all the holes are reusable. Of course that will increase setters' workload.

genius haha

@@HajimeChan that would work, similar idea to how just normal bolt holes on the wall work, but 2 issues jump out at me: 1 the biggest downside is definitely increased cost, both labor and parts. I have to assume holds of this size are already a big investment and having to install these on every hold would have to drastically increase production costs. 2 as you mentioned you'd have to use a standardized screw, which it is probably possible to use the already standard bolts for normal wall things, but those are bulky and would require even more labor and material to get them to be compatible with all of the angles. You are correct though, that is absolutely the longest-lived solution and was definitely my first thought too. But they engineered a really genius, elegant, low-cost, and still incredibly effective long-term solution so it just doesn't make sense to go through all that extra effort.

@@TheQuicksilver115 agree, a simple solution that can save tons of cost indeed

Same bro. Hope they get squad back soon too

Thank you for sharing the bouldering part of your life! Haven't seen you on the wall for a while though :(

@@thdoe will hopefully be more later this year :)

@@EricKarlsson i'll remind you kindly ❤️

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feels good to have you here ;D

I was asking me the Same thing! Maybe u have to keep them at wall for some time

Was wondering the same as an amateur setter

Sick idea but the stack isn't a start hold so you couldnt use the crack

Yeah this will happen, but you can fix wood much better than you can pu or pe. Volumes wear all the time, same with holds and even the wall itself eventually. Also, I wouldn't be surprised if the screwholes are all a little offset. That way by swapping and turning the holes move a little bit, most of the time.

Also, it looked to me like the screwholes are slightly different on each face, so maybe they don't line up

Hey guys, we hope you like the video as much as we do! As many of you were wondering if stacking the volumes results in screwing into the same holes over and over again. As a consequence the wood would be gone after a few times doing so and there would be serious troubles with fixing the volumes properly. To solve this issue we place the screwing holes differently for every volume and even differently on the same or mirrored surfaces. As a result we can ensure that only, if you place the same volume in the exact same position on the same stack you placed it before, only in this specific case you will hit the same holes with a great chance. With 8000 possibilities (looking at the orientation of each volume and the different shapes) we hope to have delivered you exciting products allowing you to realise many of your ideas on the climbing wall. Cheers Leon, Julius & Johannes 🍌🥰

@@bananavolumes4653 Cool! I figured combinations would increase exponentially but 8000 variations is a lot. Can't wait until they're in a place where I can climb on them. Would you guys recommend fixing volumes with the toothpick trick? I've used it on furniture with lots of success but I don't reset enough to wear out my own volumes so I haven't been able to try it for myself.

Hey guys, we hope you like the video as much as we do! As many of you were wondering if stacking the volumes results in screwing into the same holes over and over again. As a consequence the wood would be gone after a few times doing so and there would be serious troubles with fixing the volumes properly. To solve this issue we place the screwing holes differently for every volume and even differently on the same or mirrored surfaces. As a result we can ensure that only, if you place the same volume in the exact same position on the same stack you placed it before, only in this specific case you will hit the same holes with a great chance. With 8000 possibilities (looking at the orientation of each volume and the different shapes) we hope to have delivered you exciting products allowing you to realise many of your ideas on the climbing wall. Cheers Leon, Julius & Johannes 🍌🥰