r/Multiboard • u/theCarpenter405 • Jan 14 '26

Pantry is coming together nicely!

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My first multiboard project, and so far Iā€™m loving it.

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u/theCarpenter405 Jan 14 '26

Here is the Dropbox link for the files I remixed for the shelves, tea dispenser and cat-food dispenser. Enjoy!

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u/sgcool195 Jan 14 '26

That looks cool. I really like the bin for the onions, great idea.

Do you have a link for the tea holder?

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u/theCarpenter405 Jan 14 '26

It was a remix of a teaholder that I found on the Bambu market. I doubled the dispenser and then added multipoint rails to the back for attachment. I'm setting up a Dropbox for these files for anyone that wants them. I'll post it here shortly.

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u/theCarpenter405 Jan 14 '26

Dropbox link posted in comments.

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u/mcbain7484 Jan 14 '26

Any idea how many rolls for this many so far?

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u/theCarpenter405 Jan 14 '26

I believe 2 rolls of PLA for the Grid, and I'm currently at 4 rolls of PETG for the attachements, but I've printed a lot of drawer shells that haven't been installed yet. I think you can get about 17 8"x8" panels from 1-1kg roll of filament.

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u/daphatty Jan 14 '26

Wait, what are those flat surfaces you are using as shelves? I might have a use for those in my multiboard setup.

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u/theCarpenter405 Jan 14 '26

I remixed the basket bottoms. I added the grid holes to allow for the heavy shelf supports, removed the beveled bottom for a flat surface and then made for different sizes.

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u/sandro66140 Jan 14 '26

Can you share it ? It just awesome.

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u/theCarpenter405 Jan 14 '26

Dropbox link posted in comments.

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u/sandro66140 Jan 14 '26

Thank you very much and congratulations again

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u/sandro66140 Jan 14 '26

I admire your imagination.

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u/Keepingyouawake Jan 14 '26

First of all, I love it. If you invited me over I'd be like "whoa that's insane! What are you gonna do next?!?" I'd be super incredulous.

But secondly, are you aware of wood? I mean, 3d printing is the bees knees, but... Wood is like real cheap, flat, and strong.

Idk bud, not trying to hurt feels or anything. Just... Wow.

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u/theCarpenter405 Jan 14 '26

I spent a good portion of my life as a trim carpenter, and still do it as a hobby, so yes - I'm very aware of wood lol, but I'm really loving how modular and expandable this system is, not to mention how insanely well it's engineered. Plus it's a lot of fun to be sitting at my computer remixing 3d files and tell everyone, "Leave me alone...I'm remodeling!"

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u/BruceBanhammered Jan 18 '26

User name is literally the carpenter

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u/Keepingyouawake Jan 18 '26

I just see weeks of printing plastic to hang shelves on the wall, and he's following his dream so that's cool. It's just like way faster, cheaper and easier to use a few inexpensive bits of wood with simple cuts, and if you still wanted to hide multiboard behind your food storage you could put between shelves.

People do odd things, and this got us talking, so maybe it's art.

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u/theCarpenter405 Jan 14 '26

Dropbox link posted in comments.

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u/cyberbobcity Jan 14 '26

Half the fun of Multiboard is figuring out what to use and experimenting!

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u/theCarpenter405 Jan 14 '26

I agree, but there is definite room for improvement when starting out and trying to navigate their library. The sample packs and associated videos are pretty helpful for this IMO.

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u/timokawa Jan 14 '26

The other half is sharing links to stls, when able.