Shelf Pin Jig - Several Distance Options
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A Shelf Pin Jig I made becasue I had to fit some shelves to a cabinet I built and didn't want to pay for one.
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A Shelf Pin Jig I made becasue I had to fit some shelves to a cabinet I built and didn't want to pay for one.
It is heavily inspired by the jig uploaded by hashtagsheep, but I changed because I don't have a self-centering drill bit.
Holes are standard 5mm holes, spaced 32 mm center to center. There are 4 options for distance for the edge for added flexibility: 37 mm (most common), 23 mm, 50 mm and 36 mm.
The file for the pin includes 1 pin, but you need 3: 2 as an edge guide and the last one to chain the jig to the next position by inserting it into the last drilled hole.
I printed in PLA with 0.2mm layer height, 3 walls and 40% infill and it's very sturdy.
You may need to print the pins at 99% scale. They're supposed to be a tight fit, but depending on your printer's margin of error they might not fit.