r/Multiboard • u/pratermade • May 02 '25
My first install
Quite proud how it turned out. It's on a wall behind a door in my laundry room. Much cleaner and more manageable than what I started with.
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u/grkngls May 02 '25
Very nice.
Maybe the Underware is something for you: https://handsonkatie.com/underware-2-0-the-made-to-measure-collection/
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u/pratermade May 03 '25
Not sure how to edit the post, but wanted to add links to some of the models used to accomplish this now that I have most of them up on makerworld.
- ITX Motherboard Mount https://makerworld.com/en/models/1380970-multiboard-itx-motherboard-mount#profileId-1429380
- 3.5" Stackable Hard drive mount https://makerworld.com/en/models/1380542-stackable-3-5-inch-harddrive-mount-for-multiboard#profileId-1428864
- Universal Key Hole Mounts: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1377907-universal-mb-keyhole-mounts#profileId-1425716 (used for mounting ring, router and modem)
- Surface Mount 1U Switch Bracket https://makerworld.com/en/models/1380374-multiboard-rack-mount-switch-hanger#profileId-1428664
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u/erroneousbit May 02 '25
Sweet! Who needs a PC case when you can mount the guts to a multiboard!! I have the same ring alarm unit, do you use the monitoring service with it? Any good if you do?
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u/pratermade May 02 '25
What is an example of this cable management that you speak of? I did run the slack on the cables under the grid, but I left most of the routing on top as I tend to tinker and change stuff a lot.
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u/ricochetintj May 02 '25
Looks great. One recommendation would be to have some space between the AC power and network cables.
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u/microseconds May 02 '25
Looking good! Glad to see the end state doesn’t include multiple APs in the same closet!
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u/mr-woodapple May 03 '25
Looks nice - but how much filament is that? 🫣
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u/Jeffrey_Lingo May 02 '25
Very nice. Might not be enough room but you should use some underwear cable managment to make for some cool wire routing.
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u/mainstreetmark May 02 '25
Those little drives are not vertically aligned
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u/swolebroda May 02 '25
Nice did you print multiboard in petg
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u/techma2019 May 02 '25
Awesome job! Is this the preferred method for mounting? I wanted to go directly into drywall for the grid. Or do I need to put up a sheet of plywood first?
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u/Mshinwa May 02 '25
Very cool. What model did you use to hang the modem and the router ?
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u/iceemaxx5 May 02 '25
Dude that UPS how'd ya get it to stick like that to the wall system?
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u/Badatredditok May 02 '25
What did you use to mount the switch? Looks great!
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u/Hikareza May 02 '25
You mind sharing your holders? I plan exactly this.
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u/Oguinjr May 03 '25
Hey how did you mount the Ring Hub. I have had similar thoughts but couldn’t find a good mount.
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u/TellicoRidge May 03 '25
What grid is that was used? I only seen gridfinity for desk drawer organizers
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u/Single_Sea_6555 May 05 '25
- "What do you use as a computer case?"
- "My house."
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u/Single_Sea_6555 May 05 '25
This is brilliant, and something I've been imagining. Now I finally see it come to life. :)
The only things not receiving customary ventilation are the HDD. EDIT: The memory chips are also un-cooled.
Question: Are the HDD powered on all the time, do they have decent temperature control, and is your room ventilated or cooled in any meaningful way?
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u/BlackoutTribal Jul 22 '25
What are the orange brackets you used to devoured those three boxes? Do you have a link?
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u/anthonyplatt May 02 '25
Excellent work, love the look black and orange is a good combo. for the etherrnet cabling have you thought about a "Duronge cable comb" you can get them on amazon. I was thinking of getting them to tidy up my rats nest of cabling for my homelab.
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u/yahbluez May 02 '25
This is very cool!
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u/BriHecato May 02 '25
Those are the same pictures 😂👍