Universal mounting pins for System 32 / IKEA cabinets (glue-on)
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A way to mount all your nifty 3D printed dispensers and other Things into cabinets with standard System 32 holes.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Other House Equipment
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution
Ever wanted to mount a Thing you just printed into your IKEA cabinet, but the original model does not have screw holes in the right places?
Don't want to modify (and re-print) the original model?
Don't have (or want) strong enough double-sided adhesive tape?
These fast-to-print pins can be glued with a few drops of super glue onto the backside of the Thing you want to hang and pressed into the standard 5mm holes of the cabinet wall.
The small teeth/fringes are designed to be printable without supports (hence the upward-sloping direction) but tilt back and hold firm when pressed into a 5mm bore (depending on filament type they will most probably just break, but still prevent the pin from easily sliding out again).
For correct spacing and area to apply glue on there are 0.2mm strong and 5mm wide brims around and connecting each pin (basically just a solid first layer).
This is flat enough that it won't stand out between Thing and cabinet wall, but still should allow for enough glue-on area.
The model is created in OpenSCAD and is fully parametric for different hole configurations.
I uploaded several common combinations for standard System 32 (one row of 32mm-spaced bores) as used in many IKEA (and non-IKEA) cabinets (BILLY, PAX, IVAR, ...) as well as for IKEA METOD (two 32mm-spaced rows of 50mm-spaced bores) as STL files.
If you need any other configuration and don't want to mess with OpenSCAD, just let me know in the comments.
Relevant print settings:
- Layer height: 0.1 mm
- Top/Bottom fill pattern: Concentric
- Brim: no (already included in model)