May 6, 2022
Description
I needed a set of pegboard trays to use on 3/16" perforated hardboard as well as inside my Husky Heavy Duty garage cabinets. I designed a set of trays that work in the steel cabinets or on perforated hardboard.
These trays are printed in two parts, pegs and trays, and assembled with super glue:
I designed the trays in Fusion 360 using parametric modeling. Message me if you need a size you don't see here: length (along the peg board), width (from the pegboard), and height.
Printer:
hand-built i3 clone
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
25%
Filament:
Hatchbox PLAYellow
Notes:
Trays: infill doesn't matter.
Pegs & bushings: use 0.8mm perimeters
Peg strips are 25.4mm per hole (1 inch). Trays are sized in 25mm increments. On the pegboard, two 75mm long trays fit nicely side-by-side under a 150mm tray.
Print a peg strip one size smaller than the tray. For example, for a 75mm tray (3x25mm) use a 2 peg mount (2x25.4) and center it on the upper edge of the long flat side of the tray. For longer trays use a combination of peg strips to get the desired number of pegs. For example, for a 200mm tray (8 x 25mm) I needed 7 pegs, so I used a 5 peg and a 2 peg strip together.
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution
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