Pegboard Hook – Angled Arm for Rackets, Bags & Gear
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A small, strong hook for metal pegboards. I couldn't find any hooks online that actually fit my AR Shelving PRO metal pe
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- Printables
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- Organizers
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
The arm goes through a pegboard hole and the back leg locks behind the board, so the hook doesn't fall out when you take things off. The arm is angled slightly upward and ends in a tall front post, so a tennis racket hung by the throat (or a bag strap) slides back toward the wall and stays there.
▶ Features
• Made for the AR Shelving PRO metal pegboard (100 × 60 cm panels, sold at Bauhaus / OBI)
• Angled arm + 30 mm front post – rackets and straps can't slide off
• One-piece, prints flat in ~__ min, about 1.5 g of filament
• No supports, no hardware
▶ Print settings (what I used)
• Material: PETG (PLA works too, but PETG is tougher and won't creep under load)
• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Walls: 4, top/bottom layers: 4
• Infill: 20 %
• Supports: none – print it lying flat
• Printed on an Artillery Sidewinder X1, 0.4 mm nozzle
▶ Tips
• Other metal pegboards with similar holes may work too – print one test hook first.
• Print a few at once, they're tiny.
• Check out the rest of my pegboard set: glasses hook, cycling helmet hook, soft flask hook, energy gel shelf, shelf and headlamp holder.