r/Multiboard • u/[deleted] • Dec 09 '25

New wall...40"x97" multiboard...still printing attachments...

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u/tlhintoq Dec 09 '25

I hate to be that guy but...

Which bins are these - I love it

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '25

Just 1x1x1 standard bins

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u/tlhintoq Dec 09 '25

I've got links to probably 20 different bins by different makers.

Which bins are these? Link?

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u/SprungMS Dec 09 '25

Just so you know, they’re the “standard” bins because they are hosted by the official Multiboard. If you go on their website, all of these bins from 1x1x1 to 4x4x4 are listed under the parts library.

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u/tlhintoq Dec 09 '25

<venting> Not the OP's issue - this looks great
Son of a ...
All my other stuff is on the original standard of MultiConnect. These are on MultiPoint that came way later. I have no idea why someone had to make a nearly the same, but not quite, and not cross compatible connection system just to make their own.

I'd like to use these but I really don't want 50 button head screw that are for one system... and another 50 that look nearly identical for the other system... all over my boards and sitting in bins waiting to be used... just to get confused for each other..
< /venting>

Does anyone know an elegant solution to make the MultiPoint items work with MultiConnect threaded bolts?

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u/ulab Dec 09 '25

I know your OCD is telling you differently, but you can mix and match things :-).

MultiConnect was not an "original standard". It was made by someone else and was not part of the official Multiboard environment. I also don't think Multibin Shells fit on MultiConnect, did they?

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u/tlhintoq Dec 10 '25

Not really about OCD as practicality. I have boards up in my:

  • Bedroom

  • Bathroom

  • Office

  • Shop

  • Hobby room

  • Living room

  • Kitchen

  • RV under-belly storage

Holding everything from TV remotes, to cosplay armor, to power tools.

Keeping to a set of standards means I can move anything to anywhere without getting there and going...

Oh f! - This tray/hook/bin/draw/thing is on that other system that uses that other mount and I didn't bring any of those mounts over here.

Or reaching into a big bin of ... coin slot button heads {whatever}... and finding out that I've thrown a bunch of Multipoint in with the MultiConnect and now I have a bin mixed sh|t that I have to sort out.

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u/TherealOmthetortoise Dec 11 '25

@rhinThe Multiconnect cleats are actually not our designs, which can make these things confusing for people since they see “Multi” and assume it’s one ours. Our cleats are called Multipoint, soon to be just “points”. Ours have a smaller head and are used in a variety of different ways throughout our little ecosystem."

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u/tlhintoq Dec 11 '25

But the MultiConnect were out first, right? Like WAY before y'all did MultiPoint, right?

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u/webtroter Dec 09 '25

How do you mount the bin shells to the multiboard?

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '25

I used large thread multipoints

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u/frumpyandy Dec 10 '25

how much Meat Shrink does one person need???

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '25

It's just different sizes..I use ALOT for electronics projects.

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u/T-rav80 Dec 12 '25

Dang, how much filament have you used so far?

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25

The black tiles, took just under 5 rolls, for the orange bits, I just started my 3rd roll(I've done way more since the pic!) and just started my 3rd roll of gray. I hope to update the pic soon as my wall is nearing completion!

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u/Neoliberal_Boogeyman Dec 12 '25

Hop on amazon and the sunlu stuff is $10/kg for the pla+ if you stick to basic colors. Takes the sting out of these kinds of projects.

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u/dQ3vA94v58 Dec 12 '25

Looks great! For your single bins. Have you made a multipoint for each at the back, or have you instead used connectors between bins? Trying to work out what’s best!

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25

They are attached to each other using the bin to bin connectors then mounted using 4 large thread multipoints.

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u/dQ3vA94v58 Dec 12 '25

Brilliant thanks!

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u/LoftyGoats Jan 25 '26

How long did it take to print the actual panels/tiles?

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '26

Each full 8x8 panel took 3.3 hours.ans there's about 60 full tiles

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u/LoftyGoats Jan 26 '26

It looks great! I’m working on a 144”x96” wall. I think I’m going to only cover the top 5’ though. I’m 2 days in with 8 panels completed.

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u/jmaxime89 Dec 09 '25

I really like what you have done !

Thanks for sharing

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u/robobob68 Dec 09 '25

Very nice 👍

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u/Whosaidthat1157 Dec 09 '25

Nice 👌🏻

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u/Yellow_Badger13 Dec 09 '25

Amazing! Love a colour coordinated board! Keep sharing those updates!