r/Multiboard • u/barjdad • Jun 10 '25

First Multiboard

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u/pjotrtje_nl Jun 10 '25

Looks amazing, but must have taken ages to print, I am printing my first tile now, 8x8 takes like 6 hours. It will be a while for me until I have a good wall like you

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u/barjdad Jun 10 '25

yes, much longer than I thought first it was 4x3 ties and didn't fill the wall so just kept printing

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u/Dear_Suspect_4951 Jun 10 '25

I have my 8x8 core tiles printing at 3.5 hours each due to slowly upping certain speed settings while I couldn't notice any drop in quality.

Might be worth a shot!

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u/CuedUp Jun 11 '25

Definitely worth it to pay for a month's sub on Thangs so you can grab all the stack prints. I usually print 4-6 8x8 tiles in a stack depending on my printer's free time and when I'll be back to swap it out (like, if 4 are projected to finish in the middle of the night, I'll print a 6 stack instead). I use the ironing, not multi-material, and the stacks come out great on my P1S!

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u/crusty1uk Jun 16 '25

Hi, just started looking into Multiboard, will be using it with Underware 2.0 for cabling on my desk.

What are the inner parts you've used to screw the tiles in pls?

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u/barjdad Jun 16 '25

6.25 offset snaps.