If so what hole size and spacing do you use for the molle panels. Every panel I see the spacing and hole size looks different. Just curious if anyone on here has a go too pattern that works well.
Looks like the answer is no… 
You may have found a niche!
Hey there. I did recently. I designed and cut two inserts for Mercedes Sprinter vans rear doors. They had to be cut in two halves and then my client welded them to some L track. They thrned out great. I used 1/8 aluminum. I made the slots 2x1” I believe each panel total had like 30 of them…I’ll have him snap a pic.
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Do you remember how much material you left between the holes or the center to center spacing?
I found this thread on another forum
since you got me thinking about this… 
And then, there’s the 'ole Wiki —>
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Thanks! That first link helped a bunch
Hey sorry, I’ll check my fusion360 sketch tomorrow and can give you what dimensions I used 
I’m building up a sprinter panel right now. Any chance you have a pic. Would love to see it.
Thanks.
I have an entire product line of drawers, shelves, and mount plates with MOLLE PALS compatible options.
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EDIT: Just realized someone brought up an old thread
It’s still relevant info!
I keep forgetting you’re a Land Cruiser guy. Lol
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Ha, that was the GX I cut a panel for. It remains as my grocery getter
A Land Cruiser I used to own
A 4Runner I had as well
I’m just down to 2 Corvettes, 1 GX, 1 F250, and the wife with her car
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I’m cornfused. Molle is a ribbon/loop system, how do holes in flat sheet accomplish this?
Share a pic?
What’s confusing?
It does sound odd at first; but for anything you’re not wearing on a vest; a rigid panel is the way to go. You obviously can’t use the speed stick style of mounts, but you just thread the nylon button mounts or Velcro through the rigid panel holes and it’s a great platform.
I’ve made a few for different gear mounts. I’ve also bought a few similar to the one linked. I like steel for hard mounted ones, but for a backseat mount, the plastic ones are better.
It’s huge in the off-road market.
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I posted one on the file forum that i made for my Humvee. Worked great, files are posed so they can be modified.
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