Summary

I bought a pegboard a while back and thought it would be handy to have a place to begin when designing things to hold my tools or whatever else I want to put on my pegboard. My pegboard has holes that are about 7mm wide. The center of each hole is about 25mm from the center of the next hole.

Right now I just have 2 pegs through 5 pegs, but I've also added a template that makes adding even more pegs easy enough. Just click a vertices in one of the pegs, move it 25mm to the right or the left, and adjust the body. Then you just have to connect everything and walla, more pegs. I'm going to try experimenting with vertical pegs too sooner or later, but I have no idea if that will work. We'll find out.

These pegs are really sturdy when printed right, but when I first found the design, one of the pegs would always snap off because it wasn't properly connected. To ensure the pegs are properly connected, look at the peg from inside of the box and ensure you can see into it. I'll attach a picture so you can see what I'm talking about.

I originally took this design from something else, but I can't seem to find it. I've basically recreated it several times over while trying to get it to work right, but I'd still like to give the original author credit, so please let me know if you know where I found it.

EDIT: I finally got around to trying out a second row. It fits my pegboard exactly and holds it very firm. I've uploaded the .stl and .blend files above