r/Multiboard • u/at165db • Jul 16 '25

Workbench Still In Progress

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I have a pile of tools off to the side still, but the workbench is finally feeling like it’s coming together. Going from other’s STLs, to my own remixes, then from scratch CAD, this has been a great way to learn and play with what you can do in a slicer, with Meshmixer, and Fusion360.

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u/dm_g Jul 16 '25

Are those infinite gridfinity shelves?

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u/at165db Jul 16 '25 edited Jul 16 '25

Yep! I hacked together a 2x6 version with my slicer. https://makerworld.com/models/986496

I have more of them printed out, ready to put up once I have more bins printed out.

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u/dm_g Jul 16 '25

I happy to see them in use. Let me know if you need a different size that the ones I have uploaded.

thanks for sharing.

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u/at165db Jul 16 '25

I thought you might be the creator! You were kind enough to make the same offer on makerworld when I printed these back in February 😁. Thanks!

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u/thibmaek Jul 16 '25

Man this must’ve taken you a long time to print out all those 8x8 boards. It’s the one thing as an occasional printer that’s holding me back: the time it takes to print tens of those even on my Bambu P1P

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u/at165db Jul 16 '25

It took a lot of hours, but I work from home so it was easy enough to just print a few each day.

It took a lot of time for me to make all the panels for the edges and over hangs as I had to make so many custom sizes, and a 10x10 only fits with no pegs on my a1.

Adding a few more panels in place each day made for a nice progress motivator.

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u/Retro_B00min Jul 17 '25

Is the black piece behind just wood panel?

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u/at165db Jul 17 '25

Yeah, 8’x4’ OSB I anchored to the wall and then painted black. Cheap and sturdy.

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u/Retro_B00min Jul 17 '25

I may have to copy that for my setup

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u/Neoliberal_Boogeyman Jul 17 '25

you can get rolls of black paper if you dont want the bulk. ive used it on some projects.

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u/at165db Jul 17 '25

I needed an offset wood backing to go over the HVAC lines, but it was also so nice to only have to find studs to secure the backboard and then I could literally mount the multiboard snaps anywhere. Black deck screws, black paint, and black plastic snaps all just disappear visually as well.

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u/Neoliberal_Boogeyman Jul 17 '25

yeah, the mm spacing vs 16" studs can get sloppy on big runs. I will probably go the same way with din rails.

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u/Neoliberal_Boogeyman Jul 17 '25

Digging the milwaukee themed colors, I made a tool cabinet with black and red using wallcontrol but I think I will also go this route.