Sitting on this for a while planning to make the parameters easier to use and realized I just need to get it out and move on.

Made more pinches

Made some pinches that look a little like macaroni

Made a pocket hold generator

The feet I have on my wall weren't the most enjoyable, so I modeled the ones Beastmaker sells and these Moonboard footholds to print some more consistent footholds and color code my wall by difficulty. Pretty happy with the TPU feel (although make sure you use a hard TPU if you try it). Have a few more holds in the pipeline I'm going to try to print with some even harder TPU.

Finally completed the Tension Board 1 set that I've been working on. Very happy with the result.

I kept getting served ads for Atomik's adjustable pinch pairs. Took a look and thought they seemed simple enough and offered more flexibility as a parametric model. Here's their product if you want a professional version or want to look at their recommendations for angle/setting tips: https://www.atomikclimbingholds.com/screw-on-adjustable-pinches-set-of-10

Worked on this a while ago and am publishing it now rather than iterate it because I want to focus on remaking some Tension Board 1 holds.

Wanted to make a basic crimp with a little less bite than the one in my system set. This one is also editable online.

Figured out how to make parametric work where you don't have to use my Python code and can instead edit it online. Loving this sloper so far.

More slopers to come. Very happy with this one even if it did take 24 hours to print and 800 grams of plastic.

I've had a lingering wrist injury so I can't climb slopers very well right now, but I wanted to get these out there and move on to larger slopers. I don't know if these are my best work, but I need to put something out there to get momentum back modeling.

Really wanted to get spheres up quickly. I want to do a set for a few types of feet and then I think I'll move away from basics and try to take inspiration from some TB2 holds I really love.

I used the same code from my previous system set to create three more variations. The jug was the least satisfying in the previous pack, and this one is much more friendly to hold.

Created a set for the building blocks of a system board. Very happy with some, less happy with others, but want to call it done and move on to more shapes. Trying to roughly follow a Cult of Done mindset so I actually finish things. May make some videos on my process, if only to organize my thoughts. Next sets(?): Sphere based set (building on the three in assorted set) Foot set (round, nub, u-shape, etc) Pocket set (1/2/3/4 finger, foot)

I wanted a screw-in holder for my Shinto Rasp, so I remixed a Skadis version to add a backplate for #8 screws.