Pegboard Organisation

Published 20 March 2026 Updated 16 September 2026
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My pegboard organisation

Most of my desk used to be covered in tools and parts which took up a lot of usable work space.

While browsing the internet, I came across pegboards which caught my immediate attention. It was a way to sort your tools and parts while still being able to easily view and access them. It seemed like a fantastic idea. I went out and bought a pegboard the next day and began designing my own parts to fit my tools.

The progress started off very slowly, only adding a few tools to the pegboard over the span of a few months. In doing so, I also had begun to run out of space. So, I went out and bought another pegboard. I then filled that pegboard with tools and thought I'd buy another pegboard to organise my 3D printers mess. I didn't expect this project to take all that long, but it has taken 2 years so far.

Design

These parts are designed for a pegboard with hole spacing (centre to centre) of 25mm x 25mm as seen in the image below.

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Parts Designed

  • iFixit Mako
  • Ruler
  • Pinecil
  • DJI Mini 3/4/5 drone
  • DJI RC Controller
  • Breadboards
  • Tweezers and picks
  • Cable hooks
  • Digital Calipers
  • Dupont Jumper wires
  • Storage containers (with labels)
  • Wire spools
  • Wire strippers
  • Wire cutters
  • Grease Container
  • Allen keys
  • Headphones