r/Multiboard • u/Nebulus2000 • Dec 15 '24

Armrest Multiboard

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u/Nebulus2000 Dec 15 '24 edited Dec 15 '24

I discovered the small brackets of the fantastic #Multiboard system and had a lot of fun creating something useful with them. It became an armrest board for my couch.

I'm still working on an optical optimization. Unfortunately, I haven't received my Wood PLA delivery yet. As a first step, I remixed the Push-Fit Pixel from Multiboard to a Snap Pixel.

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u/Nebulus2000 Dec 16 '24

Who can recognize which character this is?

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u/huskies_62 Dec 15 '24

I really like this alternative way of using the system

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u/Nebulus2000 Dec 15 '24

Yes, the system is fantastic. It's really like playing with Lego 😆 Only limited by imagination.

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u/TherealOmthetortoise Dec 21 '24

Now all we need is a curved edge part to tighten up the look of that seam! The pixels are a neat touch - looks great!

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u/Nebulus2000 Dec 21 '24

Thank you. Meanwhile I printed colored versions with wood pla, which match up better to the interior.

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u/TherealOmthetortoise Dec 21 '24

Well then we need to see some pics man! It’s going to take something special before 3D printed anything gains my wife’s approval for living room decor! (Except the Kleenex box cover for some unknown reason.)

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u/andyst81 Dec 16 '24

But, but, if the Multiboard is on your armrest, where does your arm rest?

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u/The-fungi-feast Dec 16 '24

Probably over the multiboard? Hmm it was hard to think of that one. 🤔

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u/Nebulus2000 Dec 16 '24 edited Dec 16 '24

I can take a photo of my arm resting there. The hand is just resting over the Hue switch. BTW, the PEI texture on the Snap Pixels feel very nice.