IKEA Skadis

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Description

Parametric Skadis board generators are commonly available, but they typically require the installation of CAD software and a fundamental understanding of how to use it. Fortunately, for those who prefer not to engage with CAD, I have good news. Presenting 169 different designs of IKEA Skadis pegboards, these variants all fit on the build plate of your A1, P1P, P1S, and X1. To enhance user convenience, I've organized the files based on the number of columns, creating separate print profiles for each. This categorization allows for more straightforward and intuitive navigation.

Updates

05.04.2025: H2D Board Sizes

I've added new sizes tailored specifically for the larger print bed of the H2D, making the most of its extended build volume. The maximum size is now 15x15 (320x320mm).

13.09.2024: 11 x 11 Board
I've added the STL file for the 11 x 11 board to the download section. However, it's not included in the print profiles, as it requires either an A1 printer (which I don't have) or modifications to your P1/X1 machine, along with specific settings. For more details, check out the related article on the wiki. If you create a print profile for the 11 x 11 board, feel free to upload it!

Size Overview and Board Selection Guide

The table below gives an overview of all available sizes, including their conversions to centimeters and inches. Boards with a symmetric hole distribution are highlighted in green, as they are the easiest to work with. If your setup requires non-symmetric boards, please refer to the section 'Planning and Printing an Array of Boards' for further guidance:

Planning and Printing an Array of Boards

When printing an array of boards, be mindful of configurations that may require simple adjustments to ensure full compatibility for mounting accessories across multiple boards.

Odd-numbered boards (e.g., 9×9, 11×11, 11×9) are inherently symmetric and require no adjustments.
Boards with an even number of columns (e.g., 10×11, 10×10, 8×11) should have every other board mirrored along the X-axis when arranged horizontally.
Boards with an even number of rows (e.g., 11×10, 10×10, 11×8) should have every other board mirrored along the Y-axis when arranged vertically.
Boards with an even number of rows and columns (e.g. 10x10, 10x8) are symmetric along their diagonal axis, so diagonal alignment does not require mirroring. However, the previous mirroring rules for rows and columns still apply.

Mirroring a model in Bambu Studio is easy: simply right-click on the model, select Mirror, and choose the desired axis (X or Y). Sadly, this cannot be done in the Handy app. Following these guidelines ensures seamless alignment and accessory compatibility across your board array. If you have any further questions, feel free to send me a DM.

Board Variants Overview

I've created multiple board styles and variants to suit different needs. Before printing, be sure to choose the one that best fits your requirements:

Wall Mounting

You can use my IKEA Skadis Wall Mount set, designed for seamless mounting of the board to a wall or any wooden surface. This set accommodates M4 screws and comes in two distinct sizes for your convenience: 10mm and 20mm. Opt for the 20mm variant to ensure compatibility with the Skadis board's original mounting mechanism, although it's worth noting that this much space isn't necessary. For most installations, a pair of screws at the top suffices, but you have the option to secure all four corners for added stability. Alternatively, consider employing Screwless Support Feet designed for the lower half of the board.