We are part of NGO and we are planning to put up wall climbing , but we dont have idea to built the structure. thank you for answering
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If you are going to contruct a rock climbing wall. There is a book from the series How To Rock Climb "Building Your Own Climbing Wall" by Ramsay Thomas. I have not used the book myself. If you have other questions about building a wall, go to www.rockclimbing.com. They have many people who are climbers, and who are builders to help you out on their message boards. The things I know you would need is holds, bolts, wood, washers, wrenches, but these are just the basics.  You can buy this stuff through their website.  The rest of the stuff you can get at Home Depot or Lowes.
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If you can get the parts it shouldn't be too hard to put together.  I suggest you try it yourself first as it is fairly straight forward.
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A lot of people have cool ideas. Very few people do something about converting an idea into reality. How easy it is to get his idea into reality depends what it involves. Is it something you can build/do yourself or something which needs 5 years of full time research and lots of expensive apparatus to do? Without knowing anything about the idea we have no way of saying go to this or that person. Would he have to talk to an engineer, a physicist, a farmer or a doctor...\nLook up the researchers of the closest university. Find from their research interest which one would be suitable to contact. Either phone or e-mail providing sufficient information for them to judge the merit of the idea and how realistic it would be to realize.
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I wouldn't attempt it unless you can level the ground. Trying to put blocks under the legs is a recipe for disaster.
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Scaling the wall requires a combination of upper body strength and momentum.\n\nRun at the wall, jump up, plant the toe/sole of your leading foot against wall while pushing up with that leg, grab the top of the wall with both hands and pull yourself up and over.\n\nThe most critical part of the process is to get your midline onto the top of the wall with the initial momentum.\n\nIt would be very useful to watch others do it before you try it.
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almost every city in the US has programs that will help you, they are called Indepentent Living, they will come out and build your ramps and etc.. good luck
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You could try lots of things, like:\nbeads\nfoam balls with pieces of wood to hold the sides together\npaper mache \nclay \n\nReally anything that you can mold or put together would work.
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Come on, use your imagination and do it yourself!  This is not hard at all!\n\n(good one, goth_brat)
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handicrafts would be a very good suggestion, you need to mention the exact place where you live, thats easier for ppl o answer you depends on availability of materils.
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you need to tell us where this residential project is because geography is pretty important! Of course not less important is culture and customs where this is located! Otherwise if no restrictions exist and weather allows it then make lots of swimming pools and and lots of outdoor activities like  golf courses and tennis courts, having these features in your project plus a secure and environmentally clean atmosphere will enable the project to sell itself without much hassle...\n\nyou are welcome to contact me for further discussion
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its worth a try  so is ay go for it just build the new foundation first !!!  GOOD LUCK
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I've been pimping this idea for years...I don't think anyone's buying into it.\n\nBesides, we'd have to hire a bunch of illegals to build it, 'cause it would cost a fortune if you had to hire tax-paying citizens!
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I will try. \nNot because it is difficult to understand but difficult to describe. Let us take a three member truss.\n\nA truss must be in equilibrium otherwise it will fall into its three component pieces. Lets assume it is for a roof\n\nFrom its apex to the two walls its load will come from the tiles, and for these the angles and weights are calculated to establish what portion of it goes to which joint.\nThe two portions at the top are examined together to make sure their loads will be stable against each other.\nThe portions at the bottom are being supported by two walls but they have two components each. One wants to rest on the wall while the other is trying to move away from the wall.\nTo keep this from happening we have to introduce our third truss member and make sure it can take the tension required of it.\nNow we know all the points we can show the summation of all the loads and ascertain if they are in compression or tension.\nWhen we have selected or designed each of our truss members we can fix them to keep the whole assembly stable.\nNow the truss it in equilibrium.\nTry it with large match sticks and think of what you are reading.\nIt might help.
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Since this is a school project, your teacher probably wants to you to learn more than just how to build one.  \n\nLearn to use the library.  Learn to use internet search engines.  Learn to spell what you want to build.  Learn to be self reliant.
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I thought you asked for sensible answers? LOL \n\nI reckon you should do an ab-sail from a really tall building. My husband did one a few years ago and said it was fantastic! I wouldn't though - I'm chicken! Fair play to you though for doing all those stuff!
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yes check out the olympics web site. the structures are magnificent. i have a friend who help design the soccer stadium
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the dump sometimes has good wood that you can use. me and my Friends built one from wood we found from the dump. still standing after five years. if it's going to be out side you might want to put some water proof stuff on it though.