Chunky Gridfinity Baseplates for SKÅDIS

These models are part of the Chunky Tool Wall Collection.  Collect 'em all!

These are Nx1 Gridfinity baseplates for an IKEA SKÅDIS pegboard.  They tilt the bins forward so you can see what's in them and get it out.  They have color accents, and they match the rest of my chunky tool wall.  I made them especially for my Gridfinity Customizable Driver Bit Bins, but you use them with add any 1-wide bins.

There are four sizes: 2, 3, 4, and 5 by 1.  The 5 is too big for my printer, so I haven't tested it.

The baseplates have magnet holes.  They are especially useful to keep tall bins in.

I modeled these in Fusion 360.  I've included a CAD file in both .f3d and .STEP formats to make remixing easy.  The CAD files are Nx1; there's a parameter to set the width.

How to Print and Assemble

Each baseplate is assembled from three parts.  The bracket and the clip have no special printing instructions.  The slider needs to be printed with organic supports (also called tree supports) and can be printed in one color or two with an MMU.  PLA with the default settings is fine, but the model is optimized for 0.2mm layer height.

You can use the .3MF files, if your printer is similar enough to mine, or the .STL files.  You'll have to add color yourself if you use the STLs.

To assemble it, slide the slider into the bracket from the front.  Push it all the way in until front and back are flush.  The two tabs at the back will click into place.  Then push the clip in from the back.  That locks the tabs in place.  If the clip doesn't go in all the way, push the whole assembly down against a flat surface.  You may need to trim the parts slightly with a hobby knife.

Each baseplate uses two SKÅDIS universal pegs.  I made mine in ASA for strength.  If you make your pegs in ASA, use my remix for a nice PLA raft.  If you're using PETG or PLA, you can use Kim-Jamosch's original pegs.