Climbing Sticks, Printable and Decently Light

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Climbing Sticks, Printable and Decently Light, Stand offs and steps (steps can be used on boths sides as a 2 step or alternating you choose (different hardware) Disclaimer: This is not Climbing rated or approved by printing this you assume all responsibility for yourself or anyone that uses your print. Please understand "I" am not liable for you trying this, "U" are liable for anything that happens once you push print. If you can't assume this responsibility do not print my stuff. **Safety First** Always Use a climbing rated harness and gear. Never leave the ground without proper safety gear. If you do not know what this gear is walk away. Go find someone that can teach you. Do not use hardware store rope and other garbage just being cheap. This all falls under DO NOT USE WHILE STUPID! If you are stupid walk away, If your not sure if your stupid please ask someone. My sticks that I have printed hold up under my weight and are very solid prints from a very good printer. That being said I make no reassurance that you will have the same good fortune. *Safety* There is a loop for an aider to be fixed in place over top of the though bolt. see pic, setup for 1" climbing rated tubular webbing. you figure out best way to mount it. Hardware needed would include Good high strength 1x1" alum tube 16" length (I prefer 1/8" wall). (2) Grade 8 Steel, 5/16"-18 Thread Size, 8" Long - McMaster# 91257A435 (5) High-Strength Nylock Flange Locknut, 5/16"-18 - McMaster# 92018a320 (5) Washer for 5/16" Screw - McMaster# 90107A030 (2) Grade 8 Steel, 5/16"-18 Thread Size, 2-3/4" Long - McMaster#91257A596 (1) Weld Nut 5/16"-18 Thread Size, 7/8" Barrel Height - McMaster#90596A400 (2) socket Head Screw 6-32 Thread Size, 1-5/8" Long - McMaster# 91251A875 (2) 6-32 Thread Size, Nylock Nut - McMaster# 90480A007 (1) Grade 8 Steel, 5/16"-18 Thread Size, 1-5/8" Long (1) Round-Base Weld Nut 5/16"-18 Thread Size, 3/8" Barrel Height - McMaster#90860A114 This is a work in progress, so if you have anything that would make it better please message me be glad to take a look. Please note: Plastics can have issues with UV deterioration, Chemicals, Cold weather, ect...