Fully Customisable Skadis Pegboard Generator

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(V2) 120 x 120 mm Skadis Pegboard Panels

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(V2) 160 x 160 mm Skadis Pegboard Panels

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(V2) 200 x 200 mm Skadis Pegboard Panels

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Hello everyone! We all love the IKEA Skådis system, but sometimes the standard sizes just don't fit the space you have. Whether you need a small patch for a specific tool or want to cover an entire wall that doesn't match standard dimensions, I wanted to create a solution that gives you total control.

🔥 LATEST UPDATES

I am constantly refining this system based on your feedback. Here is what is new in the latest versions:

New Interlocking Connectors: I've completely redesigned the connector system. The new shape is engineered to counter the shear forces that the standard pegs were susceptible to (even if failures were rare, peace of mind is better!).
Easy Removal Slot: Made a mistake in your layout? No problem. The new connectors feature a small slot that allows you to easily lever them back out with a flathead screwdriver or even a fingernail.
Modifiable Connectors: You can now specify and adjust the exact standoff height of the connectors within the generator.
Adjustable Countersink: The countersink on the fixing holes can now be adjusted to perfectly match your specific screws.
Alternate Generator Added: I have uploaded a second pegboard generator designed to work with different mounting systems by allowing you to modify the position and size of the fixing hole. (Note: My interlocking connectors are not compatible with this alternate option).
Updated Riser: The 4-Pin Connector Riser is now slotted to allow you to attach items around that specific area.

Key Features

This generator allows you to create bespoke pegboards ranging from a compact 80x80mm all the way up to 320x320mm, designed to be tiled together seamlessly in any combination.

Seamless Tiling: The generator allows you to create specific "Edge," "Corner," and "Middle" panels that lock together.
Custom Dimensions: Generate boards to fit your specific printer bed or wall space.
Toggle Fixing Holes: You can turn mounting holes on or off. Keep them for the corners of your assembly, and turn them off for the centre panels for a cleaner, uninterrupted look.
Edge-to-Edge Slots: Choose whether the slots stop with a border or run right to the edge for maximum storage density.

Please Note (Printing Advice)

Cooling: Allow your build plate to cool completely before removing the part to prevent warping.
Connector Choice: Use tall connectors for standard mounting, unless you need to hook an accessory directly behind that specific spot (in which case, use the flat ones).
Build Volume Limits: Some 320x320mm borderless configurations will not fit a 320mm build plate due to the joints making them slightly over the limit.
P1S Users: The 240x240mm pegboard can fit the Bambu Lab P1S, you just need to reduce the Exclusion Zone area in your slicer settings.

Assembly & Installation Guide

Important: Before you begin, lay your panels out on a large flat surface to confirm your layout and colour pattern.

1. Assembling the Panels

Connecting the Grid: Use the Flush Connectors to bridge the seams between your panels. (While the new connectors have a removal slot, it is still best to be certain of your layout before snapping them all in!).
Standoffs: For larger setups, use these in combination with the Riser Connectors to ensure the correct distance from the wall.

2. Mounting Options I have designed two distinct mounting methods depending on your preference and tools.

Option A: The Hook System (Recommended for Ease)

Best for: Easy installation and maximum strength.
The Trade-off: You will lose the use of the specific slots where the hooks attach.
How to Install: Screw the small "Mounting Bases" to your wall at the desired locations. Slide the "Hook" component onto the base. Simply hang your assembled pegboard onto the hooks.

Option B: Direct Screw Mounting (Recommended for Aesthetics)

Best for: A seamless, professional look where every single pegboard slot remains usable.
The Trade-off: This method requires precise measuring.
Hardware Required: 50mm x 3.5mm countersunk screws (or similar).
How to Install: If you generated panels with the "Fixing Holes" option enabled, note that the holes are centred 8mm from the panel edges. Place a Riser behind the fixing hole to act as a spacer. Drive your screw through the panel hole, through the riser, and directly into your wall anchor.

Why Print Your Own?

Fit Any Space: Perfect for weird alcoves, sides of cabinets, or inside drawers where standard boards won't fit.
Colour Match: Print in the exact colours of your room or workshop theme.
Expandable: Start small and print more tiles as your tool collection grows!

Happy Organising!

I'm continuously upgrading my home and workspace, so please follow @moss3d for new uploads.

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IKEA SKADIS CUSTOMISERS

Comment & Rating (418)

@4everthebest

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Here are the slicer settings that works and save you a lot of filament. About 104g per 240 x 240 plate. Its strong enough and hold anything I put on it. Almost 10 large plates for just one spool of filament! That's even less weight than most other "weight saving" plates out there. Its quicker too. Its tested and I am quite sure for home use and DIY its enough strength. You can thank me later :) Infill density: 15 Infill pattern: Lightning Walls: 2 Top shell layers: 3 Top shell thickness: 0.6 Top shell thickness is a huge weight saver and its not necessary in this case to be so thick.

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@nirav_a1

I would like to try your settings so should I choose both setting mentioned? and initial layer width is same as line width default which is currently 0.42?

@4everthebest

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Yes, you can use both settings at once. I was doing it like that. Keep the initial layer width as is 0.4. Just make sure your plate is clean and you should have no issues. I printed several large plates for my build with those setting without any issues.

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@moss3d

That's great, thank you for sharing your setting. Can you upload it as a print profile? As you've already verified they work well

@4everthebest

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To get a butter smooth front face I recommend you those slicer settings. Its tested and works really well. Used on Biqu glacier plate, but it should work with other similar "smooth" plates as well. See the difference in standard settings (right) and modified setting (left) in attached images. Printed on Bambu A1 Initial layer hight: 0.08 Initial layer width: 0.4 Bottom surface pattern: Monotonic line Initial layer speed: 30 Initial layer infill speed: 100 CLEAN BUILD PLATE! Like, they don't even look like printed at all! You can thank me later :) Don't worry about the low Initial layer hight, Bambu handles it just well, mine has issues with hotend and still it was able to pull this off nicely.

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@moss3d

It looks great! definitely look way better than mine, I will have to give those settings a try when I print more, thank you!

@SliceAndSons

Replying to @moss3d :

you know. I only had a similar pattern when I printed a darker color? 🤷 my silver and orange panels came out smooth like the 1st pic, but the teal has the lines too

@vishae

I forgot to use a smooth plate when using these settings -- bad idea...

@MasterWuhu

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(V1) 200 x 200 mm Skadis Pegboard Panels

This is awesome. I added some extra middle pieces to make it a bit wider for my liking and it turned out great. (also the knives in the pictures are 3d printed as well)

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@moss3d

Amazing, thank you!

@moss3d

Looks great! thanks for sharing!

@user_2589797117

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(V1) 200 x 200 mm Skadis Pegboard Panels

thank you so much

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@moss3d

Thank you!

@SitDownMonica

what screws did you use for the mounting process?

@SitDownMonica

Replying to @SitDownMonica :

sorry if it’s a dumb question but I’m completely lost and this is my first time drilling into my walls without included hardware

@arrowj

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Very nice model. I used the Bambu Lab Cool Plate SuperTack and the user facing side looks injection molded. Printed in Bambu Lab PLA Matte Ivory White @ .20 Strength. I will be printing more customized versions as well. Thanks!

The designer has replied

@moss3d

I'm pleased to hear it, Thank you!

@SaarPreme

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Looks great! How did you make it happen with the one screw in the middle? Did you drill thru the plates (and the riser) or something? Thanks in advance.

@arrowj

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Replying to @SaarPreme :

Sorry for the delay. I did drill through the plate, but the riser had a whole. It was not particularly neat even taking it slow. A version with the hole would be nice.

@jaytro

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(V1) (P2S) 240 x 240 mm Skadis Pegboard Panels

Took forever to print because of how large an area I was covering. Well worth it! I had some doubts about the stability of the pieces when joined together (due to the vibrations from the 3D Printer) and probably should have superglued the connections. Overall, I think it turned out great! Now I have to start printing some stuff to hang on it!!!

The profile uploader has replied

@moss3d

that's amazing, great job!

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@jaytro

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Replying to @moss3d :

All thanks to you!!!

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@AzMean

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Thanks for this model. Will be using your model for all my skadis projects coz yours seems the most versatile and customizable. I used it for mounting my kids' school timetable. Thanks again and enjoy the boost!

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The designer has replied

@moss3d

You know how to have fun, lovely!

@AzMean

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Replying to @moss3d :

And I just added a new 2x2 one to hang on the side of my PC Case! I can't stop!

@moss3d

Replying to @AzMean :

Brilliant!

@AzMean

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(V1) (A1 Mini) 160 x 160 mm Skadis Pegboard Panels

Printed 6 panels and hung my kids' modular timetable. Don't need to print all the mounts. Just the ones you need. Gonna print more for my other projects.

The profile uploader has replied

@moss3d

Brilliant! That's a really cool timetable, did you design it yourself?

@AzMean

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Replying to @moss3d :

yup. u can find it in my profile!

@AzMean

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Replying to @moss3d :

and Thanks a million for my First Boost!!! Woohoo!

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@ERNESTOS

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It seems like an excellent and very practical job. I have printed 280x280 plates with my H2D in Bambu Lab Black PLA Basic on an engineering plate and the result has been magnificent. I hope you continue to make applications as interesting as this

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@moss3d

I'm really pleased to hear that, thank you!

@oldrichie

hi @ERNESTOS was 280x280 what you calculated the largest H2D-able print was for this board?

@ERNESTOS

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Replying to @oldrichie :

I have made a combination of plates to mount them on an IKEA RASKOG model cart and as you can see in the photo it has turned out great

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@user_2649824838

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(V1) 200 x 200 mm Skadis Pegboard Panels

Great print, fairly easy and good instructions.

The profile uploader has replied

@moss3d

Thank you!

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