Pegstr - Pegboard Wizard

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<p>Infinite ways to create pegboard holders and bins for tools, parts or display objects. Highlights:</p><ul><li>One or multiple (m•n matrix) objects per holder</li><li>Round, square or rectangular with rounded corners</li><li>Generate various shapes of bins and trays (closed bottom)</li><li>Chose between stronger or economical, straight or tapered, etc</li><li>Can be partially open (to click / snap in objects) and angled up or down</li></ul><blockquote><p>Note: This is designed to work with US-style pegboard (1/4" holes, 1" spaced) but I'm working on updating the design to support other pegboards requested in the comments.</p><p>Example objects:</p></blockquote><ul><li><a href="https://youtu.be/gb9It1dF2z4">https://youtu.be/gb9It1dF2z4</a></li></ul><p><a href="http://youtu.be/T17yfQddx3c">http://youtu.be/T17yfQddx3c</a><br>GitHub repo: <a href="https://github.com/MGX3D/pegstr">https://github.com/MGX3D/pegstr</a></p><p>Note: if you intend to use this for commercial purposes please contact me first.</p><h3>Instructions</h3><p>Print with support! Don't worry, the support is easy to remove and if there any dimples left they will not show once this is mounted on a pegboard. You might need to play with the orientation at times.<br>I typically use 3 shells in the slicer, therefore 6 times extrusion width for wall thickness (typ 2.75mm), this generates very strong supports.</p><p>When printing bottom-up (hooks on the bed) you can also print without supports, and do a bit of clean-up on the straight pins (which are non-critical).</p>