Bob Clagett

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3,217 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 14 Aug

Bob Clagett’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Making It With Jimmy Diresta, Bob Clagett and David Picciuto · 533: Little Tickle in My Knee · 14 Aug 2026 podcast

You know, so I tried f several different things and then ended up finding kind of the best path towards thirty minutes you can get a really nice hardwood hold, smooth, ready to put on the wall. voice-verified

Um and I ended up with a few really nice holds that are now up there and climbable and voice-verified

They look great. voice-verified

I mean having a nice chunk of walnut on your climbing wall with like lots of spurs of cur is is really cool, you know. voice-verified

Um, so the same way you do normal holes, do you uh countersync a a big, like three quarter inch hole in it? voice-verified

And then drill through. voice-verified

And then uh I glued in a washer into the countersink so that when you put a bolt through there it's got a metal face, which you wouldn't necessarily have to do with a hardwood, but I just kinda for completeness I just poured in there. voice-verified

And so and the big ones go with one bolt in 'cause there's a bolt pattern on the wall, right? voice-verified

So it's like every voice-verified

it n every six or eight inches, I don't remember what I did. voice-verified

Um so you do one bolt and then you do another hole somewhere on it that uh you can drive in a long screw. voice-verified

That way it won't twist. voice-verified

It's held in by the bolt and then you stop the twist with the screw. voice-verified

So voice-verified

Did that and excuse me. voice-verified

Ended up with some cool holds. voice-verified

And then also as I was doing that, I I started thinking about voice-verified

When you're climbing there in training for climbing, there's these things called campus rungs that people use for training. voice-verified

And basically it's just a strip of wood with a rounded edge and they can have a different slope, like really slight slope on the top or the bottom. voice-verified

And then they have different m material thicknesses. voice-verified

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