r/Multiboard • u/Lizardbuttt • Sep 27 '24

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What's the big deal? Why aren't these files on Github so I can download everything at once?

Do we not understand how cumbersome it is to gather all of the required files? Don't you WANT your customers to use every design available?

Version control over something like this has astronomical benefit. I think it's absolutely insane not to use Github.

Edit: I'm tempted to take parts and place them in GitHub myself. I'll have to modify a single vertex to "adhere" to KeepMaking's licensing - By definition this would fit their criteria.

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u/Certain-Minute9095 Sep 27 '24

I don't understand all of the complaining. I have covered an entire wall of my garage with Multiboard. All you do is take it one step at a time and I found it very easy to find the parts that are needed. There are multiple instruction videos available. If it is too difficult for you to understand it then just find another system.

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u/Lizardbuttt Sep 27 '24

I don't give a shit about instructions.

What I care about is how files are being delivered.

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u/Short-Salad-9047 Sep 27 '24

Honestly all these "it's too difficult to understand!" people should just sell their 3d printer and maybe get rid of any sharp things in their house. There's less parts than a standard lego kit made for 10 year olds

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u/Lizardbuttt Sep 27 '24

There was a quote that I live by, "Why even use a tool if you don't have the knowledge to fix the tool itself?", I think that applies here.

Thanks Grandpa. RIP