6.25 mm Support Peg

5.6K downloads · 2 years ago · The “6.25 mm Support Peg” screws into the back of your Tile’s Pegboard Holes and serves as a support

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Description

The “6.25 mm Support Peg” screws into the back of your Tile’s Pegboard Holes and serves as a support so they don’t bend under pressure. Place it in the center of tiles that are 8x8 or bigger.

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Printing Guidelines:

The printing orientation is as provided in the file. The print has been designed to be “3 wall perimeters” in wall thickness. Printed at a layout height of 0.2 mm. It doesn't need printing supports. Use the default 15% infill. This part has been designed with a tolerance of 0.25 mm. Your printer will need to be able to bridge gaps of up to 30 mm for some designs.

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Discussions

alec.sperduto11 months ago

I've been a member here for like 72 hours and this is one of the most confusing things I've ever tried to do. Are you not embarrassed by the lack of organization? The ridiculous number of broken links? The lack of a way to find an alternative size of a part? My desktop file system is more organized than this.

brokesc00012 years ago

When printed out of TPU, these can be used as 'feet offsets' for items with screw mount holes that don't sit flush with the multiboard to level them out. May need to be 'split' to get the desired offset if less than 8mm is required for the mounted item to be level. Use in conjuction with: https://www.printables.com/model/472976 for items with screw hole mounts that are inches appart (like the dewalt battery charger they were designed for).

kristofferodmark902 years ago

I am very annoyed that the file has the 8mm after the name, such as offset peg 8mm when all the other file names are 8mm offset peg

tjstrand1 year ago

Yupp! Naming standards over all is quite confusing.

Bernd Walter1 year ago

Downloading the part delivers the 8mm filename (and 8mm version), not the 6.25.

daniele.wyss23 days ago

HI, I plan to use 9x9 octagonal plate. I screw (M4x25mm) the 4 corners of each plate to an OSB3 18mm with 6.25 Mounting pillars. On this case is it better to put 1 additional Mounting Pillar with screw than adding this Support peg?

bausparfuchs2 months ago

This is too high, as others said, it is 8mm, not 6,25

Bernd Walter1 year ago

Seems to be fixed. Now I get the correct downoad.