Pegboard holder for Park tools Y wrench

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Starting a new job at a bike store, I took a closer look at their pegboard and noticed that there was a better way to organize the various Park tool Y-wrenches. I began designing a solution in Fusion 360, but still learning the ropes, so I fell back on what I know best and used SketchUp instead. I'll probably recreate this design in Fusion for a parametric model, but for now, it works just fine. I also uploaded versions with text labeling the major available sizes of Y wrenches, including 4/5/6mm, 2/2.5/3mm, T10/T25/T30, 4/5mm/T25 and 8/9/10mm, in case you need to keep everything organized and don't want any confusion about where things go. Since I included the original SketchUp file, it's easy enough to add your own text if needed. I considered adding the Park Tool logo but couldn't find a vector version easily, so I decided it wasn't worth my time. Update: After printing out some of these and taking them to the bike shop, I discovered that older Park Y wrenches had larger bodies. My Y wrenches are 42mm in diameter and 17mm thick, while the ones at the shop were 46mm in diameter and 20mm thick, which meant my original design was a bit too small and the wrenches sat too high. I modified the design for the thicker old-style wrenches and uploaded that as "Park older model Y-wrench pegboard mount.stl." However, I haven't uploaded versions with recessed text yet, if you'd like to take care of that. Update: One of the other mechanics at the shop found another use for these besides just holding Y-wrenches - Park's NP-6 needle nose pliers fit perfectly in this design!