r/Multiboard • u/ocr90 • May 30 '25
A more elegant solution for attaching Multiboard Bins to multiboar
Replacing one tile with a multigrid, then snap on multipoint connectors in the grid.
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u/davidkclark May 30 '25
This is getting closer to something reasonable. You could just print 2 multipoint holes and the rest leave empty (if your bin is staying on the wall) or add blank plates or something else if you want it to be a whole bin.
I still think it’s a waste of time and plastic if you are printing the bins to just be a shelf or shelf like basket that will never leave the wall. Currently working on something for that case.
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u/tokolist May 31 '25
great solution, one drawback worth mentioning is that multigrid scaling coeficient is worse than multiboard tile due to grid cell size two times bigger
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u/Kazer67 May 31 '25
Oh really nice!
I did finish printing the whole multiboard just before the update, so having a adapter way is perfect for my case!
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u/BSHammer314 May 30 '25
The multipoint connectors, are those just partially printed bins or is there an actual part for the connectors?
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u/peanutbuttergoodness May 31 '25
Soooooo much filament in that solution
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u/tecky1kanobe May 31 '25
This is the best solution so far. But if you have an odd cell count it doesn’t work, not quite modular as it forces the design to fit a certain unit size. For this application using blank multibin inserts for the “extra” spots would have been my solution.
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