Super-Easy Custom Skadis Hanger system
Sometimes I missed the simplicity of a classic nail wall, as a Skadis pegboard can sometimes feel too cumbersome when dealing with many different tools—or require mounting items through overly tiny holes. That is why I combined the two worlds, meaning I don't have to constantly open CAD or search for models online.
Very simple hole-elements can be attached to the Skadis board, into which nails can be hammered beforehand. That's it, the hanger is ready and extremely easy to reconfigure. Even curved or special shapes are no problem: you simply drive multiple nails into the multi-row element to match the contour of the tool. Plus, you can even cut or bend the nails if needed!
For now, I've made 2 sizes and types (and can make more...):
- 1-row and 3-row hole variants.
- Standard and thicker versions for larger nails.
Since you hammer the nails in, it works with almost any nail up to roughly 1.2–2 mm thickness.
The elements fit the Skadis holes and pieces of the same thickness can be connected together in an infinitely long row. Fixing them to the board is done very easily with a twist-lock mechanism.
Due to the required flexibility, PETG is recommended for 3D printing.
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