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https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/skadis-pegboard-white-10321618/

30mm spacing, 8mm round holes
15mm spacing, 4mm round holes
38mm spacing, 9mm square holes (Finland)

I'm a single parent, and this parametric design has allowed me to:

• See a real (useful) example of parametric design
• Have a real-world example of where OpenSCAD can wipe the floor with normal cad design
• Saved me money (instead of having to buy overpriced prefabs online), which I can spend on my daughters and other things.

I've been smashing through self-learning materials for CAD design, and honestly this is the only useful paramateric design I've seen so far - so thank you.

I'd like to send a donation as a thank-you for this, but the only option I can find is on Thingiverse (which, I'd like to avoid donating to). Can you update the readme with some option for donating, or even consider support through GitHub?

• Thanks

Hello,

I was trying to generate a simple bin or box, I can't get the bottom to generate fully

unless I also set the strength to 1.0, which breaks a lot of other things. Using default params everywhere else

Can you share the params for the bins / boxes that you have generated?

Thanks!

Thingiverse request - support for Triton LocBoard: http://www.tritonproducts.com/mobile-tool-carts/locboard/

Metric system: 3mm Thick, 4mm Hole Size, 25mm Hole Spacing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perforated_hardboard

https://www.grainger.com/product/GRAINGER-APPROVED-42-1-2-x-24-Steel-Pegboard-6YB79
1 1/2" spacing, 3/8" square holes

Hi,
I would like to ask you how can I change the pins to fit EU pegboard hole size which is approx. 3.5-4.0 mm in diameter.
When I open the scad file in OpenScad I found these settings:

// dimensions the same outside US?
hole_spacing = 25.4;
hole_size = 6.0035;
board_thickness = 5;

But when I change the hole_size to let say 3.5 the corner of the pins are strange and not in line. See the picture:

Thank a lot

Hi!

This is more of an FYI -

I've forked your repo and am working on trying to get wall control hooks supported. I have a metal peg board and it tears apart the 3d printed pegs. But my board also supports Wall Control. I was thinking of making supports that one could drop onto hooks like this:

https://www.wallcontrol.com/standard-slotted-hook-6-pack-7-8in-reach-black/

The board looks like this ..

https://www.wallcontrol.com/32in-x-16in-galvanized-metal-pegboard-tool-board-panel-metallic/

So the spacing is the same horizontally.

I'm pretty new at OpenSCAD so I'm struggling a bit, so if this is something you'd (or anyone else) be interested in helping support, please let me know.

I have started using the Honeycomb Storage Wall which is a really cool project that replaces a pegboard with a printed hexagon board.

I have often used the Pegstr project to create useful holders for my pegboards and I'm doing my best to add support for the Honeycomb Storage Wall(HSW). I've created a fork but I am no expert when it comes to OpenSCAD and I'm not sure how to best integrate the changes with the current project. It currently produces a seemingly functional holder (need to actually print one but the principles are there) and I will continue working on it when I have a minute. I will be printing a few holders for testing.

Link to HSW: https://www.printables.com/model/152592-honeycomb-storage-wall/files (Printables, didn't find a readily available git repo)
Link to my Fork: https://github.com/blitzaxt/pegstr-honeycomb-storage-wall

I have not contributed to a ton of projects so let me know if I'm missing anything or I can do something better 😄.
Thanks so much for this project!

when slicing upside down (with the tops of the hooks facing down) it appears that some of the model is not flush with the build plate. I have noticed when looking at the tool path that the front of the holes and the first layer of the hooks are not being printed.

I have uploaded two screenshots from cura. The first shows the model in the orientation I am slicing it. The second shows the path of the first layer of the print where the parts I mention are seen to be missing.

I am using cura 4.6.1.