Easily movable tokens (QUBE 500)

Motivation

Snap based 1x1 example mount provided organizers requires some force to insert and remove. That is fine for decorative pieces or cable guides that you don't want to move too often, not so much for something like board game pieces that you move around frequently.

So I designed a version which hooks in and is held in place by gravity just like more traditional pegboard attachments.  Somewhat similar to 2x1 “base hook mount” but without snapping bump at the bottom.

The files are currently tuned so that with my printer and a plastic test grid there is very light snap for the first few times until the sharp edges get rounded. This means that pieces don't fall out even if I shake the test plate upside down, but they do fall out from larger shock like hitting the plate with pieces against edge of table.  (You probably don't want to do either of two with your actual PC case anyway)

May need minor fit adjustments with the real case and different printer.

Usage ideas

• board game pieces (includes example with chess pieces and tic tac toe)
• timetable
• pixelart
• making text from letters

What this not suitable for

• Not suitable for attaching anything heavy.
• Not suitable for attaching anything that might get damaged by falling out
• Not suitable for artwork which you want to survive moving of case

Adding symbols

If you want to create new symbols one of the easiest ways of doing it is within prusa slicer by adding negative text volume. Right click on object “add negative volume/text”. 

When adding symbol it pay attention to direction the hook part should be at the top, otherwise in case of loose fit there is a chance of pieces falling out.

Printing

In my tests printed using 0.2mm layer height and grid support for the hook part.