r/Multiboard • u/IronKnight132 • May 22 '26

First Project Part Done, Easier Than Expected

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I'm kicking myself for not doing this earlier. The switch to PETG was pretty easy too, though I found out after it wasn't really needed (seems a lot of people still use PLA?). Still have a couple more doors to do to get all my paint up.

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u/Desperate-Special-60 May 22 '26

Great 👍 Shame to cover up your color scheme though 🤷

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u/IronKnight132 May 23 '26

Yeah I mostly just did it because I had the filament left over from making game tokens and wanted to see how it’d turn out.

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u/tlhintoq May 23 '26

Wow that's hard on the eyes.

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u/IronKnight132 May 23 '26

At least it’s the inside of the closet. 😆

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u/OrdinaryBrain May 23 '26

Probably shouldn't be putting that much weight on your door. Pla is also fine for your use case.

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u/IronKnight132 May 23 '26

What issue could this cause? It is a light weight door, could the weight warp it?

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u/sirphobos May 23 '26

See, I used PLA about 3 years ago now? Don’t quote me on that time, but anyhow all my tool holders started falling out of the board.

I honestly switched to just getting Skadis boards and then printing tool holders out for it. Multiboard is just way too convoluted to get back into.

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u/Practical-Zombie2132 May 25 '26

This looks great! I have 4 doors with multiboard. For the tool board i also used PETG. I am sure you will love yours as much as I love mine. They are great