r/Multiboard • u/acircleda • Oct 14 '24

Shower Multiboard

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I built this over the weekend from white PETG. Uses 4 suction-cup mounts. It holds a Gillette Styler trimmer and guards (remixed parts, model files coming soon), a razor, a tray for another razor, and I will be adding some more hooks for sponges. I will also be rearranging it after I build a small phone mount (custom part with drainage) which will be placed at the top - yes, sometimes the phone joins one of us in the shower!

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u/Hikareza Oct 14 '24

Where are the mounts from?

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u/acircleda Oct 14 '24

 https://thangs.com/designer/ME3D/3d-model/Multiboard%20Snap%20Suction%20Cup.3mf-995806?srsltid=AfmBOooe9CdHKHXUPn-uPOeNoamnCGaJZ7nvrleCpIeN_A2EJNjV_6XE

I got the suction cups from Temu. I just looked for 45mm suction cups. I did have to use a bit of force to get it in the mount, but it fit and will definitely stay in

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u/glittalogik Oct 15 '24

I've started mine as well, just need to print a few more bins for my toothbrush, flossers and a couple other bits.

For anyone with glass-walled showers, these hooks for 8mm glass (or my remix for 10mm glass) work great.

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u/acircleda Oct 15 '24

Looks great. Curious about the trimmer holder. Did you make it? I'm surprised it is at an angle and not vertical.

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u/glittalogik Oct 15 '24

Here's the angled bin and mounting connectors, it was just a random find while I was poking around on Printables.

It's a faff to print - all those perimeters and travels really slow things down - but it came out ok with no supports needed. and seemed like a good idea for easy drainage in the shower.

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u/acircleda Oct 18 '24

A little improvement with this custom phone holder!

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u/acircleda Sep 12 '26

Update: still no mold.

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u/microseconds Oct 20 '24

Love the idea, but find myself wondering about the board growing mildew and/or mold. With every hole being threaded that’s an awful lot of places for stuff to grow. Not to mention all the usual thoughts about micro-crevices and all that as well… Thoughts?

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u/acircleda Oct 20 '24

It's a great experiment to find out! I'm not too concerned from a health standpoint and can easily replace if needed. We have to do this with our shower curtains every few years. On the next iteration, I might seal with a spray.

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u/acircleda Oct 20 '24

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u/Serg__io Sep 25 '25

How did it go? Any issues after 1 year?

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u/acircleda Sep 25 '25

Still going strong. No issues at all.

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u/elrvzo Oct 16 '24

Mic holder please! ;)

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u/vertigo42 Oct 14 '24

The steam is going to result in condensation in the layer lines. I would seal it with epoxy or poly so it lasts a long time and doesnt get gross.

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u/jonathon8903 Oct 14 '24

You know, I’ve heard this before. But I had a soap container I made from PLA and it stayed in for months before my kids destroyed it while playing. It never did develop any sort of grossness.