A holder for my herring blade from CW&T that attaches to pegboard. The pegboard I am using is 1/4 inch, if you have a different size you can probably print pegs to whatever dimensions you need.
The model is 2 pieces: the main body and the optional top (if you don't have a magnet to embed).
Materials needed:
Magnet Route: A 3D Printer 8mm diameter 2mm thickness neodymium magnet Super Glue (or another adhesive of your choosing) 6mm diameter pegs (I have some that can be printed uploaded to thangs)
No Magnet Route: A 3D Printer Super Glue (or another adhesive of your choosing) 6mm diameter pegs (I have some that can be printed uploaded to thangs)
Instructions:
Magnet Route:
Only print the main body, no need for the top.
You can either manually pause the print when you see the pause print text begin to finish, or set up your gcode to have the printer pause at the right time. Place the magnet into the magnet hole, and continue the print. Once the print is finished, glue the pegs into the two holes on the back. You're done!
No Magnet Route:
Print both the main body and top files.
Print the files (ignoring the pause now text) and glue the top piece to the main body, then glue the pegs into the two holes on the back. You're done!
CW&T make great products and I highly encourage you to give them a shot. I don't think any of their products will ever break, extremely high quality tools. CW&T have also been a pretty significant inspiration for me in my work with CAD and ultimately my decision to major in engineering in college.