Ryobi Power Tool Pegboard Holder with two rails
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Ryobi 18v One+ tool holder for use on standard pegboards.
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2023-11-20 - I have added a 15mm offset for the Ryobi 18v One+ PSP02 Handheld Electrostatic Sprayer. This allows it to sit very well against the pegboard. This same model also works for the Ryboi Airstrike 18v One+ P320 Brad Nailer which allows the tool to hang out away from the wall, so far it is holding up great with ASA filament.
2023-10-16 - Updated files with better angled/pitched version as the original had an incorrect bevel. I have also included a single long rail that takes up a smaller span, allowing for more tool mounts within a given area. Finally I have also included a 17mm taller version to allow for the dust output from the Ryobi P440 One+ ¼ sheet palm sander.
For the ASA I would advise you use the high temp plate, glue stick, and print a single item at a time.
Bambu Lab specifics for the prints:
- Rails:
- Walls: 3 wall loops
- Top/Bottom Shell: monotonic top/bottom with rect infill
- Sparse Infill: 18% gyroid infill
- Main Body:
- Walls: 2 wall loops
- Top/Bottom Shell: monotonic top/bottom with rect infill
- Sparse Infill: 18% gyroid infill
Original Post:
This is my first attempt at sharing a model, please be kind.
@theamzngq ‘s model was great but I wanted to be able to rotate the flat base. I have a lot of Ryobi tools and I will randomly buy new stuff as I need it, being able to rotate the flat base means I am no longer stuck with printing a new one depending on how I want it rotated. I simply slide the old base off the rails and rotate it at-will.
The angled one is after reading the suggestions from the feedback on his model and I really like how it presents the common shaped tools better (drill, drivers, impacts, etc).
I printed most of these using Bambu PLA though but I also have a few with Bambu ASA too. For ASA I would leave the brim on to ensure it prints appropriately and does not warp during the cool down. I used the textured PEI plate with no issues for the tough and I used glue on the hot-plate for the ASA.
Enjoy!