Customizable Rounded Holder for Pegboards

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NEWER VERSION OF THIS DESIGN AVAILABLE HERE Manhattan Pegboard Collection for 3D Printers Get organized! The Manhattan Pegboard Collection for 3D Printers is a modern, customizable group of parts that allows you to create bins, mounts, holders and even shelves for nearly every object you may want to have neatly hung on a pegboard. As a NYC native, I never had 'extra space' in my home. So when I purchased an Ultimaker 2 3D Printer ten months ago, I knew that I wanted to use it to improve my life. By mounting modular pegboards strategically throughout my home, I have been able to create custom mounts for all of the little things in life and place them exactly where they need to be. I now manage to keep 'everything in its place' because everything has a place to go! Parts in the Collection • Customizable Holder (2-Peg) for Pegboards • Customizable Holder (4-Peg) for Pegboards • Customizable Rounded Holder for Pegboards • Pedestal Shelf for Pegboards • USB Cable Holder (6 Cables) for Pegboard You can view all of the custom parts that I have designed for my home here, or you can start printing your own today! Customizable Rounded Holder for Pegboards This customizable holder has four pegs on two rows centered on the rear and a circular interior. This part is best suited for holding pens, cans and other round objects. If you eliminate the base of the part (done by modifying the openscad file), you can make mounts such as the screwdriver mount pictured. How to Customize this Part (all sizes in mm) width: This is the diameter of the internal shape height: This is the height of the internal shape thickness: This is the wall thickness of your shape (2mm recommended) pegs: Span between pegs [0 = centered (one peg) / 1 = 2 pegs / 2 = 3 pegs / etc] Print Settings Notes: Depending on a variety of factors, your print results may vary! Some of my prints slide into the pegboard peg holes without issue, and sometimes it requires a bit of extra force. If you find that the pegs are not printing well, make sure your support structures are adequately supporting most or all of the entire peg (depending on your settings). I print my pegboard pieces using an Ultimaker 2 with an Olsson Block running a 1mm nozzle. The prints in the included photos were printed using Verbatim PLA in White. With this setup, I can print durable pegboard parts at a 0.5mm layer height and 2mm walls with reasonable speed.