Is this a 1/8 or 1/4 pegboard? I am confused. Thank you
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The holes in the pegboard strip are 1/4 inch. The peg hangers which fit and anchor in the holes are 1/8 inch in diameter. I have a few pegs which are 3/16 inch diameter. The 1/8 inch work best.
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There are 5 bits plus a 3/8" bearing. The bit sizes are 1/8", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", and 3/4"
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The ones I bought were 1/8. They work fine but have to have those black plastic things on them or they fall out.
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I used this cutting board for woodworking jigs. So I had to cut it into smaller pieces. It is a full 1/2".
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Hi, You would need a clamp that is 1.35". Here are 2 listings for the full sets, the only difference is the width of the peg. These are both 1.35". Part number 7933. and 7920Feel free to contact us with any other questions.Thanks,LaurenTwigg Cycles
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Hello, The hardware all depends on the thickness of the board and the thickness of the riser (if you are using one). If you're using a standard riser, you can go with 1 inch hardware, if not, you could use 7/8 inch hardware. Let us know if you have any other questions! TGM
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For that you might want Knittingboard's all-in-one loom. The spacing is 6/16", but you could skip every other peg and get 6/8", with 48 pegs used maybe more with the sliders. Plus you can make socks on it and many other things.
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It is designed to be screwed into studs to hold a heavy wheelbarrow, which is how I use it. It works great for that purpose...I wouldn't advise using it on a peg board.
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Just measured mine. I can slide two 1/4" boards behind it with a little wiggle room. Probably 9/16 at the most but I would call it 1/2" to be on the safe side. Hope this helps.Larry
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I'm not sure, but I measured the circumference and maybe you can go from there. On the inside of the pegs, it measures 8" around, exactly. The outside of the pegs measures 10 1/4", strangely. Huge difference! But the pegs are pretty thick. hth
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Kecia - I checked when I got home and I was mistaken. It is a 1/8 inches round not 3/8 that I stated earlier.
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Hi The hooks I am using with it is ( Stanley 819841 Pegboard Hook Assortment, 51-Piece )(http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KKVL6C/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i04?ie=UTF8&p;sc=1)good day...
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The board I bought was 48x96 or 4'x8'. However, I had to return 2 of them because they were damaged during shipping
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Just measured mine. I can slide two 1/4" boards behind it with a little wiggle room. Probably 9/16 at the most but I would call it 1/2" to be on the safe side. Hope this helps. Larry
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I believe it is 1/4-20. pretty standard. I tried to use this on my mercury outboard but it would not fit under the cowl. John
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It is a one piece 14" X 14", hard plastic, raised, hollow-back game board with 1-inch sides. The tiles are sturdy 3/4-inch, hollow-back, plastic squares. The game board surface is a grid with small plastic pegs rising out of all four corners of every grid square. These pegs hold the tiles in place so that they don't slide around on the board. However, the tiles are not truly "locked", snapped or fixed tightly in place; they will fall off if the board is tipped or turned over. The corner pegs just keep the tiles lined up so they don't free slide across the board when the board gets bumped as they can in a traditional flat board version.
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Hi Von, We do not have a support with that size of peg. Only 5mm & 1/4" size pegs. Sorry! Wendy Poplar Square