My new pegboard wall!
Adding a pegboard to my workshop.
Space in my new workshop (known as the lab) is very tight seeing as it was a walk in wardrobe / boxes of junk room a few weeks ago.
After seeing how expensive premade pegboard was, and knowing i had the remnants of a sheet of 3.5mm ply i decided to make my own using a template I found on thingiverse HERE
After a quick measure up I realised the offcut of board would have a 2ā³ gap either side but it was still going to be better than having my tools all over my worktop! š
So i started drilling the template and an hour later (including a beer break) it was done and ready to mount to the wall.
Now i need some mounts to stand the board from the wall and as always thingiverse to the rescue HERE.
Once mounted to the wall it was time to print some things and start mounting my tools etc
Here are a few picturesā¦ (updated when things finish printing) š
The wall beforeā¦
Ply board ready to be drilledā¦
The first few holesā¦
Checking the first few holesā¦
Some more holes drilledā¦
Near the end of the first rowā¦
Nearly thereā¦
3D printing the standoffsā¦
My new pegboard wall!
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Making a pegboard for the lab
My new pegboard wall!
Adding a pegboard to my workshop.
Space in my new workshop (known as the lab) is very tight seeing as it was a walk in wardrobe / boxes of junk room a few weeks ago.
After seeing how expensive premade pegboard was, and knowing i had the remnants of a sheet of 3.5mm Ā ply i decided to make my own using a template I found on thingiverse HEREĀ
After a quick measure up I realised the offcut of Ā board would have a 2ā³ gap either side but it was still going to be better than having my tools all over my worktop! š
So i started drilling the template and an hourĀ later (including a beer break) it was done and ready to mount to the wall.
Now i need some mounts to stand the board from the wall and as always thingiverse to the rescue HERE.
Once mounted to the wall it was time to print some things and start mounting my tools etc
Here are a few picturesā¦ (updated when things finish printing) š
