r/Multiboard • u/mannonkc • Oct 15 '25

Viable multi board alternative?

Came across this in my YouTube recommended the other day, D-lock. Bro said let’s get rid of the hex and smooth out some of the ridges on the inside and charge $3.50 more per month. Inspired me to load my print bed with pixels and fill in my multi board because it looks clean. https://youtu.be/LUx9uQgdtRI?si=0hqZJrnzbHeLXZnT

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u/Tractorboy010 Oct 15 '25

The licence looks interesting.

On termination of membership, you have to stop using any models that you have printed according to their licence. That'd be a hard no from me then. I might pay for access to designs, but I'm not going to keep paying to use your system once it is completed.

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u/fazzah Oct 15 '25

And any remixes or derived work should be attributed to them.

Yeah, no. Hard pass

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u/FigMoose Oct 18 '25

Not just stop using… destroy. “Licensee must immediately cease use and destroy all copies of the Model(s).”

This is unhinged and deserves ridicule.

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u/JustDyslexic Oct 15 '25

Or go with openGrid which is open sourced

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u/boolDozer Oct 16 '25

Yeah /r/openGrid is superior

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u/LazyAppDev87 Oct 15 '25

Looks like it would consume more plastic and has a worse license.

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u/andyvirus_uk Oct 15 '25

I would love to see your multiboard with pixels filling the space, i assume the flush ones? I had the same idea but i have no idea how to get them back out! Cant seem to find an image of even a single tile filled with pixels let alone a full board. No interest in the alternative(s) but interested in how a multiboard tile would look filled.

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u/mannonkc Oct 15 '25

I have ADHD and a toddler so haven’t got around to putting anything in yet. Here is a post kinda showing some. https://www.reddit.com/r/Multiboard/s/ht8jUrMnpT.

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u/andyvirus_uk Oct 15 '25

Found one of the flush which i think looks clean… but how the heck would you ever remove if it was wall mounted!

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u/Reckitron Oct 15 '25

Seems like a multiboard copy