French Cleat Angle Holder – Measuring Tool Holder
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Description
This French Cleat holder for measuring tools was specially developed for storing squares, rulers, and scribing rulers in the workshop.
The tools hang neatly on the wall and are always at hand.
The holder is designed for French Cleat systems with 12 mm strips.
For my models, I use 10 mm thick hooks so that the holder sits cleanly and without play on a 12 mm cleat strip.
Note
If you use a French Cleat system with narrower strips, you can simply shorten the hooks in the slicer to match your strip thickness.
Features
- compact storage for measuring tools
- suitable for various squares and rulers
- quick wall mounting via French Cleat
- Hook thickness: 10 mm
- optimized for 12 mm French Cleat strips
- easily adaptable to other cleat thicknesses (shorten in slicer)
Perfect for an organized workshop and quick access to frequently used measuring tools.
No support needed!!!
Required for assembly (for 10mm hooks):
3x M4 Nuts
2x M4 Cylinder head screws 12mm
1x M4 Countersunk screw 10
Optional: 2x Washers for M4 outer diameter smaller than 9.5
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