Modular Pegboard - 100% Parametric Design

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<p>Parameters:</p><ul><li><strong>HoleSpacing </strong>- How far apart the center of each peg is. Default = 25mm</li><li><strong>PegHoleDiameter </strong>- The width and height of each square hole. Default = 5.5mm&nbsp;</li><li><strong>PegboardHeight </strong>- How tall the pegboard is, which dictates stiffness. Default = 5mm</li><li><strong>PegExtraWidth </strong>- Can use to make the pegs slightly wider in order to eliminate side to side movement. Default = 0.1mm</li><li><strong>NumberOfHolesInXDirection </strong>- How many holes wide the pegboard is. Default = 8</li><li><strong>NumberOfHolesInYDirection </strong>- The number of holes tall the pegboard is. Default = 8</li><li><strong>SnapConnectorTolerance </strong>- The spacing between the snap connector and the pegboard hole. Default = 0.3mm</li><li><strong>FastenerHoleDiameter </strong>- The diameter of the hole in the snap connector to nail the pegboard to the wall. Default = 3mm</li><li><strong>PegClearance </strong>- How much smaller the peg is than the hole so that it can slide in and out. Default = 0.42mm</li></ul><p>Instructions:</p><p>Minimum viable print settings to minimize material use while remaining perfectly strong (about 80g per 200x200mm pegboard panel):</p><p><strong>Bottom layers</strong>: 2</p><p><strong>Top layers</strong>: 3</p><p><strong>Infill</strong>: 15%</p><ol><li>Print ‘1x2 Pegboard .stl’ to test fits against.</li><li>Print ‘1x1 Snap’ and ‘Peg.stl’.</li><li>If for some reason the snap connector doesn't snap in or the peg doesn't fit in snugly, adjust <strong>SnapConnectorTolerance&nbsp;</strong>and <strong>PegClearance&nbsp;</strong>respectively.</li><li>Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you get the fit juuuust right.</li><li>If you had to change parameters, export new ‘1x1 Snap.stl’, ‘1x2 Snap.stl’, ‘2x2 Snap.stl’, ‘Peg.stl’, and 'SideWallSupportPeg.stl'. You do not have to re-export the pegboard sizes, unless you want a custom size I have not already exported.</li><li>Print all the pegboard you heart desires!</li></ol><p>Tips:</p><ul><li>You can mount pegboard horizontally to create a shelf, or vertically (perpendicular to the wall) to create more pegboard surface area with less wall space. The SideWallSupportPeg allows you to lock shelves or perpendicular vertical pegboard in place.</li><li>Make the topmost and bottommost layer use the concentric pattern to create a nice looking surface.</li></ul>