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Delayed Patron Post - Are Dewalt Powers SD6 Bolts Safe for climbing? Spec sheet says 12kn in shear???
🕑 Added 2021-07-11 05:55:41 +0000 UTCLast video delayed being posted here on Patreon after Lapporten world record project.
We tested 3/8" SD6 plus bolts from Dewalt. Greg Barnes from the ASCA and Matt Markell sent them to use and said they the specs on the website weren't that high so tested them.
See the tech spec sheet at http://anchors.dewalt.com/anchors/_documents/uploads/DWANF_POWERSTUD_SD46_TP_revE.pdf?1622166468 and on page 3 it says the shear on 3/8" bolts are 12kn. So are they safe???
Thank you Bobby Hutton and Mike Rogers (@wolf_in_the_weeds) for destroying things for science with me.
In tension they were quite low at 24.20kn, 13.72kn, 12.92kn. They came out possibly because the rock was bad (other tests were fine) or because the knurl at the bottom doesn't work that well.
In Shear they were super good enough at 40.90kn (came out), 35.52kn (snapped) and 41.66kn (hanger failed). WHY DID WE GET 3X OR MORE THAN THE SPEC SHEET???
The bonus test (at the end) of a 1/2" sleeve bolt with a 3/8" stud down the middle of the sleeve broke in shear at 30.34kn. Bigger isn't always better!
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The Test 02:02 Tension Tests 04:43 Shear Tests 06:16 Conclusion 08:25 Bonus Test
