Woodpeckers in-Dexable Square Pegboard Wall Mount
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Description
This bracket mounts your Woodpeckers in-Dexable stainless steel combination square perpendicular to your pegboard. Works with both the metric and imperial versions. I didn't like the included rack-it system that mounts the squares flat to your pegboard or wall because they take up too much space on my limited pegboard wall.
These are designed to be mounted to standard US pegboard with 1" spacing between holes. I mount them using pegboard anchors. I like the ones: here. They are not included in my print profiles, so please download some from that link. There is a recess in the back of the bracket made for those anchors that keep them from spinning while you screw in the screws.
Mounting screws were designed around #6 flathead wood screws.
There are two versions: one with a lip in the front that holds the square securely but requires you to lift it a little bit to remove it. The other version has no front lip and you can slide the square directly in and out. Both versions can accommodate the square facing forwards or backwards (long vertical side can be against the pegboard or out in front for easy access).
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