Pegboard 2 position blank - squared up, cleaned up and parameterized

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**Update:** The original SketchUp model is good, but I've been learning Fusion 360 and decided to recreate the object fully parameterized in Fusion 360. Now if you use Fusion 360, you can start your project from this design! I love the [pegboard 2 position blank](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:271157) by [twobraids](https://www.thingiverse.com/twobraids), and often use it as a starting point for new projects, but I frequently find working with it frustrating due to its slightly odd shape. There are several angles that appear to be right angles but are ever so slightly inclined, and features that seem like they should be planar are actually not planar. It becomes frustrating quickly, so I decided to take the key dimensions from the SketchUp version and redo the part from scratch to make it easier to work with. All the dimensions _(on the Fusion 360 model)_ remain the same, lifted directly from the original, and the profile of the top pegs is also identical to the original and retains the same thickness. If you print both models, they will be visually indistinguishable, but the key difference lies in what appears to be a 90-degree angle being exactly that, and what looks like a planar surface actually being planar. The bottom pegs are also sized so that only the support material from the top of those pegs is generated - at least when using Cura. I also eliminated the round feature at the top of the piece, as it can be easily added if needed, and provides a good top surface for working with. For my Fusion 360 version, I took measurements from my SketchUp model and then ran test prints to optimize the fit. Since it's fully parameterized, you can adjust the design as necessary to achieve the perfect fit on your pegboard. I adjusted the dimensions so that it fits snugly on the pegboard - designed specifically for use with MDF pegboard.