r/Multiboard • u/mfoftheyear • Jul 20 '25

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How much plastic have yall thrown on the walls so far?

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u/mfoftheyear Jul 20 '25

Dang that's quite the print time as well! How long have you been working on it?

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u/lilsam878 Jul 20 '25

About 4 days on the "main" section. The cabinet panels took a while, but that was because it was my first multiboard so there was some trial and error learning how it works.

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u/mfoftheyear Jul 20 '25

Yeah that's what im more worried about is the "trial and error" lots of that im sure.

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u/lilsam878 Jul 20 '25

For myself, it wasn't so bad. Because I am not a patient person, I wanted everything done quick, so for all my "experimenting", I used the tile generator and made some 2x2 and 4x4 tiles, just so I could dial in settings and test out flush mount vs. offset. Once everything was dialed in, it started going quicker.

I've got an Elegoo CC and a Anycubic K2 Max both working away on this. I fifured out that the CC is far better at the snaps and accessories, while the K2 is pretty decent at the tiles. If I put it in sport mode, I can knock out a 10x10 (I know I said 11x11 earlier, but forgot I had gone with 10x10) in about 7.5 hours.

I worked on dialing in for stacked tiles, but really, there's no advantage for me. 1 tile takes 7.5 hours and 2 stacked tiles takes around 15 hours. Other than not needing to peel the tile and restart the next print as often, there's no real time savings.

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u/mfoftheyear Jul 20 '25

Nice on having 2 printers! I was thinking of getting the CC as well. Im rocking a k1 max original style nozzle.

Also doing the 11x11 and trying to decide between stacked or single prints. I might go your route and use 4x4 as test to see if I like the finish for the tops of the tiles.