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Pegboard with plug-in hooks
Tool wall with a grid of square holes and matching hooks to hang in: short and long hooks with reliefs at the tongues and a shelf for screwdrivers. Grid and size adjustable.
- Size
- 482 × 419 mm, 6 mm thick
- Material
- Plywood
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Milling time
- approx. 1 h 0 min
- Bits
- End mill Ø 3.175 mm
- Customise
- Size, text and details adjustable with sliders
- With a laser
- diode laser from about 10 W (cuts 6 mm)
Try it without an account · carve with Chrome or Edge · no installation
Build instructions
Materials and accessories
| Qty | Part |
|---|---|
| 6 | Wood screws 4 × 35 mm with wall plugs |
Also: sandpaper (grit 120 and 240), a utility knife or fine saw and, for joints, a rubber mallet.
Carving and finishing
- Clamp the workpiece flat on the spoilboard or secure it with double-sided tape, and set the origin as shown in the carving assistant.
- First the hole grid and the screw holes, then cut out the board, spacer strips, hooks and shelf. The grid takes a while: better clear the chips once more.
- Free the parts at the holding tabs with a utility knife or fine saw and sand the tab remains flush.
- Before gluing, dry-fit everything. If a joint is too tight, increase the clearance by 0.05 mm and carve the part again; if it wobbles, reduce it.
Assembly and final touches
- Place the spacer strips behind the pegboard (they leave room for the hook noses) and screw everything to the wall through the holes with screws and wall plugs.
- Insert a hook at an angle with the upper tongue first, swing it down until the lower tongue sits in the hole below. The shelf rests on two long hooks.
How to carve this template
- OpenOpen the template in the app and adjust size and text if you like.
- CheckLook at it in 3D, check run time and warnings.
- Set upThe carve wizard guides you through material, clamping, bit and zero point.
- CarvePress start; the app drives your Grbl router directly over USB.
