Wedge Pegboard Storage Wall System - Secure, No Supports

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<p>I never liked how loose traditional pegboard hangers are. I was inspired by <a href="https://www.printables.com/model/117489-pegboard-system-hangers">David Warboss's Pegboard system hangers</a> that use keyholes instead of round holes, similar to how boltless shelving goes together.</p><p>Most pegboards are designed to work with hangers that are wire formed or punched. Using no support material as a constraint, I asked myself “what if a pegboard were designed for 3D printable hangers?”</p><p>The intent of this design is that the pegboard can be laser cut from 1/8" acrylic in whatever size you need (most signmakers should be able to do this for a small fee if you don't have access to one).</p><p>I've shown a few hook and bin configurations as examples, but this attachment can be used for whatever custom hanger you need.</p><p>The original Onshape files are <a href="https://cad.onshape.com/documents/d52b6c79a05ba182dbce05ed/w/23d416c607a6e7cb4929bad6/e/57f4df2f2516ba54956b3b2a?renderMode=0&amp;uiState=6330f1bddb9d27700c85c785">here</a>, including configurable versions of the hooks and bins from which you can export STL or STP files.</p><p>Start with the Fit Check to ensure the attachment seats well into the board (the attachment thickness/offset may need to be adjusted if the board thickness isn't exactly 1/8" or for 3D printer tolerance (0.005" tolerance to the tabs worked for me)). This is designed to work around a nominal board thickness of 1/8" - if you'd like to use 1/4" board then scale the attachment and holes up by 2.</p>