Make sure you overdrill holes so that bolts can be hammered flush in future.
Glue-in fixings are harder to place and need extra kit. However, they are likely to last longer, can be lowered from without damaging your rope, they are easier to pull on (as if...). They are also more suitable for coastal locations.
Quote from: tubbs on September 03, 2006, 01:50:15 pmGlue-in fixings are harder to place and need extra kit. However, they are likely to last longer, can be lowered from without damaging your rope, they are easier to pull on (as if...). They are also more suitable for coastal locations. ... In time you are going to end up with lots of redundant glue-ins at very messy belays.
Firstly, cheers for all the advice.Tubbs: I'm based in Barnsley, the crag I'm interested in is at Wentbridge, it's about 8 metres high and already has some really old bolts. To begin with, I'm gonna replace the old bolts that are already in place.
Is this one of Mo's bouldering crags? Far be it for me to recommend one ethical travesty over another but 8m high sounds ideal headpointing/ high ball height, and it's cheaper.