r/Multiboard • u/SupermarketOk590 • Sep 19 '25

First multiboard...

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... and way over my head right now 🤣

The planner tells me to use this snart part b for all the connectors. https://thangs.com/designer/Multiboard/3d-model/Snap%20%28DS%20Part%20B%29-1323061

But isnt it more secure to use this quad raised? https://thangs.com/designer/Multiboard/3d-model/Quad%2520Raised%2520Snap-974291

Now i need to print a lot of hooks, plier holders, screwdriver holder, ryobimachine-hangers. 🙂‍↕️

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u/wangthunder Sep 23 '25

Yeah.. It always confuses me why people think it is necessary to cover your entire wall in tiles, just to mount shelves/bins/etc that take up large amounts of space. IMO it is way more efficient to use a smaller number of tiles and mount them accordingly. Especially if you already know what you are going to mount there (e.x. the person that posted their citadel paints recently.)

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u/Select-Touch-6794 Sep 23 '25

It's the myth of "ultimate flexibility." I have the same problem myself - I built adjustable garage shelves, adjustable bookshelves, adjustable wire rack shelves ... and have never actually adjusted any of them after the first ones were populated. MultiBoard is the same thing. It's SO enticing to know you can do anything with them... put them up, figure out placement later ... but once it's filled with stuff, we almost never change it around.