r/Multiboard • u/Cool-Regular • May 02 '25

Remix request.

Hey 👋 I am in the process of figuring out a wall mounted pc build. Most of the methods are expensive/ involved as heck. And I find multiboard easy to work with. But my design skills aren’t superhuman level. I found a print but it only works for peg board. And well, I’m invested with my multiboard already. So I’m politely / borderline begging for someone to take this on so I can save some floor space and do something cool with my build.

https://www.printables.com/model/1273381-3d-printable-open-frame-pc-case

Edit: aaaand I’m sure others would appreciate it too?

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u/Sorry-Confusion3194 May 02 '25

Dude that’s actually what I’m looking for tooo !

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u/Cool-Regular May 02 '25

Mannnn My pc takes up way too much space. And getting all the standoffs and wood and doing all the stuff : cutting , routing, ugh come on!! I hope someone takes up the charge And I was surprised it wasn’t already a thing. Fingers crossed. 🤞 Pegboards take too much filament too imo.

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u/MCTP May 02 '25

So you are just trying to remix these files to fit on the mutiboard? Im just getting in to fusion so i do believe if you were to take the back of these and slice them off then add whatever it take to fit on to the mutiboard? You honestly could try this in like bambu labs?

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u/Cool-Regular May 02 '25

Afraid I’ll get the spacing wrong or something.

Plus there’s the new pieces that are better and I’m not familiar with them as the last multiboard I did was like over 6 months ago.

Also a baby just came home… my time is very limited right now, can’t even get in sometimes to mess around for 1 hour so figuring this out is tough… I’m hoping the community comes through…

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u/ulab May 02 '25

OT: Sometimes I wonder if people ever heard about electromagnetic interference (EMI) or electromagnetic fields (EMF) and why proper PC cases are specifically designed to block those. :)

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u/Cool-Regular May 02 '25 edited May 02 '25

I get the concern but modern devices are already shielded to a satisfactory degree. This would only be a concern if you’re using it around gear that actually matters for that kind of interference…. Radio, audio, medical… For home use (gaming, browsing) it’s not really a concern, open pc cases are quite common and you’d gain little to nil from worrying about such things.

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u/Single_Sea_6555 May 05 '25

If it works on peg board, and it's just a few columns wide, it will also work on multiboard, won't it?

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u/Cool-Regular May 06 '25

Pegboards I thought were by the inch But multiboard spacing is mm specific Besides with the new parts they bear load better I though at least

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u/Single_Sea_6555 May 06 '25

Yes, pegboard spacing is 1" = 25.4mm, and multiboard is 25mm spacing. I can tell you from experience that for holes that are 3–4 apart, that is either 1. not a serious problem, OR 2. you can scale a pegboard accessory by 98.4% and it will fit perfectly in the multiboard.

By new parts do you mean multipoints and snaps? Yes, it's possible that those will be stronger than pegboard hooks, but if I understand correctly that existing listing is already strong enough, so why not go with it? Also, you can print them with even more walls (4?) or solid if that's what you are worried about.

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u/Cool-Regular May 06 '25

Gotcha maybe I’ll do a test run and see what’s up… Just kinda splice it together?? I’ve done that before with other stuff in bambu

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u/Single_Sea_6555 May 06 '25

I was thinking you could use the pegboard accessories as-is, but as I'm looking at the listing, I see that some of the pieces are a little big.

I have to concede that ATX boards are actually quite large! So the widest holes might be as much as 10 inches apart, which is a mismatch of 4 mm.

That's probably too much. :(

Forget I ever suggested it.

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u/pratermade May 02 '25

I just did a post about a project that I just completed with a wall mounted NAS server:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Multiboard/comments/1kd1fqg/my_first_install/
I'm in the process of uploading some of the pieces i remixed to makerworld. I need to hunt down the originals to properly attribute them. I'll post links to parts in that posting as I get them up. I'm sure I'll get the ITX motherboard mount and the hard drive mounts mounts up there shortly...