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Is there any modern use for angles and leepers? I cant seem to find a good way to use them other than to hand place sawed off angles. Also if I were to make a sawed off angle, how much pin should I cut off?
Thanks!
Just counted today and I have thirty four 1/2” babys. Never cut them off!
Winter climbing; cams don’t work when the crack is icy. Most relevant modern use for angles.
Wind chimes. They make a beautifully melodic sound.
Sawed offs are super useful, especially hand placed in old angle scars. I'd say cut off half.
I typically cut off 1/3. What your looking for is to reduce the length of the piton, while keeping just a tiny bit of taper in case you need to tap it
Rap anchors in the alpine. Drilled angles in crappy desert sandstone. That’s where I keep leaving them.
The Canadian Rockies. Not so much leepers, though.
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