Multiboard - Slim Peg Board Screws (Updated)
Multiboard - Slim Peg Board Screws (Updated)
Print Profile(2)
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Description
June 2024 Update: Added a 3rd type, revised all models, and added 3 sizes each.
The old files and profile are still available.
These are slim pegs that screw into the small thread holes in the Multiboard system.
Multiboard has some strong peg board pieces already, including the Click Hook, but I needed skinny pegs for small lightweight items with small holes, a ruler.
There are 3 styles, with 3 sizes each, shown here. Please see the details below for Pros & Cons of each.
Style Details / Comparison
Fully Round
| Round (Flat Sides)
| Hook
| |
| Details | Prints vertically | Prints horizontally | Prints horizontally |
| Pros | Clean, symmetric appearance. | Much stronger due to its print orientation. | Very strong, especially the large size. |
| Cons | Very weak due to print orientation and will break if much weight is applied to it. Prints with a brim, and you might need to clean up the bottom with a knife or sandpaper afterwards to make it screw in easily. | Not as clean-looking as the fully round version. The flat sides most likely won’t line up perfectly horizontal or vertical, since everyone’s Multiboard panels were printed and mounted differently. | You'll need to turn it until it's secure and the hook is pointing up; it doesn't have a defined stopping point. |
Print Settings
These can print with Multiboard's general recommended settings:
- Layer Height: 0.20mm (0.20mm Standard profile in Bambu Studio)
- Wall Loops: 3
- Infill: 15%
Optional additions for these models:
- 5 Top and 5 Bottom Shell Layers
- Just a bit of extra strength
- Infill Pattern: Rectilinear
- I prefer this over Grid, but it's not necessary
- Seam Position: Random
- Also not critical; in theory, random seam placement is a bit stronger than having the seams all aligned
- Brim Type: Auto
- Only applies to the round model; the t-bolt shouldn't need a brim
- This makes the ends of the round peg a little rough, but they still fit in
- I have successfully printed these without brims, but it's risky
- Only applies to the round model; the t-bolt shouldn't need a brim
Print Profile
My included profile uses the settings above and includes 2 of each size for each version.
Credit
This is a remix. All credit goes to Jonathan over at Keep Making.
Feel free to further remix my work, but not sell prints of it.
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