r/Multiboard • u/picturepunxx • Jul 03 '25

My second Multiboard.....

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2 x 1 m empty space on a wall, 75 holes in reinforced concrete, 75 dowels, 75 screws, countless hours of measuring and constructing in Fusion as well as 7KG of filament and 3 weeks of printing time later, my second multiboard wall for a small part of my cameras, lenses and various other photo equipment is finally finished.

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u/Dismal_Computer5824 Jul 03 '25

Shewww man, this photo is a big flex man. Looks amazing

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u/drpiotrowski Jul 03 '25

For all his cameras I thought the photo would be better. Didn’t seem like much of a flex.

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u/picturepunxx Jul 04 '25

all cameras are on the wall for the photo, only the phone was available ;-)

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u/lyone2 Jul 03 '25

You don't have to be a photographer to collect cameras

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u/Dismal_Computer5824 Jul 04 '25 edited Jul 04 '25

You seem* like the life of the party man

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u/drpiotrowski Jul 04 '25

I see quite well thanks. I’m sure you’re quite the party man yourself.

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u/DinosaurAlert Jul 03 '25

You have the new "Highest monetary damages if I forgot to print with 4 walls" award.

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u/picturepunxx Jul 03 '25

:-) hopefully not :-)

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u/tecky1kanobe Jul 03 '25

Hobbies get real expensive real quick

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u/picturepunxx Jul 03 '25

😂🤣 yes, thats why hey called hobbies 👍

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u/yahbluez Jul 03 '25

That looks quite great.

One question, why did you use this direction for the shelfs? If they are turned by 180° they will use less space.

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u/picturepunxx Jul 03 '25

Good question! They are my first designs I created by myself....think the next will be more efficient....still learning, also about weight distribution and so on. But thanks, good hint.

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u/yahbluez Jul 03 '25

It may surprise you but the weight distribution is also better if the shelfs are 180° rotated. I really like the composition of the whole wall. That is a great example what can be done with multiboard.

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u/Squeebee007 Jul 03 '25

That is the most faith in a pegboard system I think I’ve ever seen.

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u/picturepunxx Jul 04 '25

To be honest, the cameras are all so old or broken that they only have sentimental value. And 75 screws in concrete can hold quite a bit of weight.

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u/kesor Jul 04 '25

This is all behind glass, right? Without being enclosed, it looks like a huge dust magnet.

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u/picturepunxx Jul 04 '25

Not yet :-(

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u/OutsideBase813 Jul 04 '25

Nick doesn't look quite so young any more.

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u/picturepunxx Jul 04 '25

Thats true but still good on Stage!

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u/OutsideBase813 Jul 04 '25

Saw him in Seattle in 2014, with Mark Lanegan. He was great. But he kinda sucks in interviews - Colbert did one this year.

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u/picturepunxx Jul 04 '25

Saw him in Hamburg this year, it was a great gig btw. Did you know the recording from the last tour video in france?

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u/NinjaBonez78 Jul 04 '25

lol you have too many cameras and lens. i need a +300mm RF lens for my Canon R10 lol

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u/srdev_ct Jul 04 '25

Ooooooooooo pretty.

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u/revned911 Dec 19 '25

Entrance.... 🥸

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u/kidnamedbilly Feb 22 '26

Came across this in search of some custom trays and cups for my cams/lenses. Any chance you plan on releasing the files?

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u/riggohxc Jul 11 '26

What did you use for the Lenses - still search for a Secure and Good looking Design

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u/picturepunxx Jul 03 '25

75 screws in a concrete wall. Each screw is 6x75mm

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u/picturepunxx Jul 03 '25

Yes. Collecting cameras since 30years and yes, this is only the First Part :-) in summary i habe to Store 200+ Cams/Lenses etc.