Accessory Ryobi Link Rail for Sys Peglock system
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Put Link bin or other small item on your pegboard.
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While I'm a fan of Ryobi 18v tools I don't really have a lot of use for the Link system. I got two link boxes to stash some seldom used Ryobi tools in and wasn't all that impressed with their design or adding any more. They did come with some bin boxes though and they've been kicking around the garage for a while now.
Found RobC model and figured why not make it peglock-able.
If you are only printing one rail section, print rail 1, if you want to have multiple across a span, they go in order so they sit snug together without gaps. For instance if you want to combine 3 to make a longer rail, print rail 1, rail 2 and rail 3 and put them on your pegboard in that order.
These are loaded with peglock slots so add as many as you think you need.
I didn't modify the Link side of this remix at all. The bins fit snug. If you are putting accessories that you plan to leave in place, they are perfect but if you want to slide them in and our, you may need to file a bit to loosen it up (see fusion pic). Since I don't have Link, I don't know what's expected.
Wait, there's no pegs on the back, how do I attach this
This model uses the peglock system. For more information, check out my peglock collection.