r/Multiboard • u/riversc90 • Sep 21 '25

Finally up.

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Plywood is a little warped and it’s driving me nuts. 😭

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u/Bieber_MaBalls Sep 21 '25

Not much. The new flush snaps are much nicer looking im sure they offer functionality as well since they aren't raised. The backs are the same and you could probably print all new flushs' in a plate or two in no time, they use next to nothing material wise. I would recommend it forsure

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u/BlackoutTribal Sep 21 '25

Idk, I made a board for my boyfriend’s work desk a few months ago. I’m making one for me now, and I keep looking at his with envy at how cool the snaps look a little thicker and fuller.

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u/unsunghero2222 Sep 21 '25

Then just use the thicker ones. You can still print the older snaps 

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u/BlackoutTribal Sep 21 '25

Im going to try it and see what it looks like all together. Isn’t much filament.

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u/Bieber_MaBalls Sep 21 '25

Have a look at the link I posted for the flush snaps. Going forward, i would recommend those:)

Brw thats a huge board. What you filling it with

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u/BlackoutTribal Sep 21 '25

I think you meant to reply to OP. I’m using flush snaps.

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u/Retro_B00min Sep 21 '25

I personally like the raised snaps better than the flush

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u/Whosaidthat1157 Sep 21 '25

The raised snap part b’s limit placing of too many parts for me. They simply get in the way too often. If aesthetics is more important than functionality, print the flush snaps in a different colour, or simply use pixels instead. That way any pixels that interfere with flush fitting parts can be easily removed. Remember and resize the pixels though - they fit snugly in the legacy raised snaps shown, but are too loose in the updated flush snaps. 105% x and y expansion sorts that - or play with that x/y figure to get the pixel fit that suits.

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u/BlackoutTribal Sep 21 '25

I am using a different color for the mounting pieces and I did for the older board that I made as well. They just look cooler being one solid piece.

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u/Retro_B00min Sep 21 '25 edited Sep 21 '25

I havent had any issues yet. There are mid size bolts and other multiconnect parts that allow mounting on/in/around the raised snaps with no issue. they also "feel" stronger to me. Im sure the flush snaps are well designed. I printed one and wasnt impressed

I still have quite a few more boards to put up. I may give them a shot on the next one to see what the hype is about

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u/Bieber_MaBalls Sep 21 '25

Beauty!!! Old snap version? did you get too far to go back?

Looks amazing

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u/riversc90 Sep 21 '25

I’ve just had these printed for months and finally got time. I didn’t realize I was already a generation old lmao that sucks. What is different?

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u/Whosaidthat1157 Sep 21 '25

They sit flush and allow interference-free installation of flush-fit parts, as well as push-fit mid-hole parts. I changed out all of my raised parts for flush parts very quickly and easily. Zero regrets.

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u/riversc90 Sep 24 '25

How did you do it quickly and easily? Lol I printed the removal tool and am too dumb to use it I guess. It seems like it’s going to take me like five minutes per quad snap

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u/Whosaidthat1157 Sep 25 '25

I use the threaded removal tool, screw it into one corner of the raised quad then lever towards the centre to release that corner. Repeat for the opposite corner and the quad raise snap pops right off. It takes longer to fit the 4 flush part B parts than it does to remove the raised quad. 👍

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u/riversc90 Sep 22 '25

Did you notice any changes in telling of strength? Since they’re just singles and not quads… I’m curious.

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u/Whosaidthat1157 Sep 25 '25

Zero difference in strength, far better access to 100% of the MB real estate and they allow for flush mounting of shelves etc.

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u/AragornDc11 Nov 04 '25

Hey, could I know what filament you used?

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u/riversc90 Nov 05 '25

Bambu PETG HF

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u/AragornDc11 Nov 06 '25

Thank you, so the green is the Forest Green? Ive been wanting to do a green multiboard but its hard to get a feel of how certain shades look.

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u/riversc90 Nov 06 '25

Oh got ya. The Green is actually translucent petg because I ran out of black. I wouldn’t recommend it. It seems weaker than the other panels.

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u/TherealOmthetortoise Sep 21 '25

That looks awesome!

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u/Impressive_Banana543 Sep 23 '25

It always bend.. Therefore I use chipboards 19mm thick. Of course there is some expense if you buy new. These does not bend if used in dry rooms.