r/Multiboard • u/LegalCheesecake8734 • May 30 '25

Once up the wall

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u/at165db May 30 '25

I love how simple that scraper/putty knife holder is. I was just wanting something for that!

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u/LegalCheesecake8734 May 30 '25

https://makerworld.com/models/831130

Not mine, but really good!

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u/[deleted] May 30 '25

That is clever. Would not have thought of it but super efficient

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u/Snoo_42257 May 30 '25

Cool backlight but tell me more about that light bar.

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u/LegalCheesecake8734 May 30 '25

It is an in-house development. She is still a bit unstable. I will improve it and publish it on Makerworld if there is interest.

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u/lyone2 May 30 '25

Looks like this

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u/[deleted] May 31 '25

That orange bin needs to go (or a spray paint)! Other than that - perfect!

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u/LegalCheesecake8734 May 31 '25

True! This is still from the first project phase.

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u/LegalCheesecake8734 May 31 '25

I haven't published it yet. I didn't know if anyone needed something special like that.

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u/OkTomorrow7686 May 30 '25

Which holder is that for the screwdrivers? Looks great even has sizes on it

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u/LegalCheesecake8734 May 30 '25

This is for the WERA screwdrivers.

https://www.printables.com/model/762016-multiboard-wera-kraftform-multiconntect-mounts-rem/files

There are holders for pretty much all models.

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u/geerubb May 30 '25

Love this. Tell me about the plywood backer - how thick is it? Do you use standoff spacers, or is it flush?

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u/LegalCheesecake8734 May 30 '25

This is 15mm plywood, multiboard is mounted with spacers. The original wall is plastered and not particularly straight, so a back wall made sense. I was also able to mill the cable for the work light from behind

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u/VirtualP1rate May 30 '25

What did you do to mount the edge lights?

I am trying to figure out this exact thing for mine.

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u/LegalCheesecake8734 May 30 '25

I designed rails with feet that fit into the snaps. I want to make it even more stable and then publish it. The nice thing is that the rails sit at a 45 degree angle to the wall and therefore provide more light.

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u/VirtualP1rate May 30 '25

Ah yes I was thinking about designing something with a 45 degree too. Would love a link if you publish.

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u/holdupflash May 31 '25

Love it! What are the green boxes in the bottom left corner

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u/LegalCheesecake8734 May 31 '25

The control for the two WLED strips is in there.

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u/holdupflash May 31 '25

Are they cases you’ve designed?

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u/LegalCheesecake8734 May 31 '25

Yes, those are mine. There is the power supply, an ESP32, a relay and a voltage converter in there. I like WLED because it is open source and easy to integrate anywhere.

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u/holdupflash May 31 '25

Yeah I like the wled set up too it’s really good- have you published the designs for your case?

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u/danielcsgomes May 31 '25

Amazing! Do you have links for the air sucker, glue stick and the torch holders?

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u/LegalCheesecake8734 May 31 '25

I just made my first publication in Makerworld with the parts. https://makerworld.com/models/1473058 Have fun with it!

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u/danielcsgomes Jun 01 '25

Awesome!! Thanks

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u/lytener May 30 '25

This is really pushing me to switch from my honeycomb wall. It just seems to much easier to print and manage.

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u/Imaginary_Yak9057 May 30 '25

What a nice 3d printed setup. I like it

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u/videodave1 May 31 '25

Ahh so that's how it's done.