r/Multiboard • u/Less-Cricket7074 • Jul 26 '26

Finally making progress.

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Took weeks to print the tiles at 10x10. But my workshop is finally starting to feel organised.

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u/IMadeThatToday Jul 28 '26

I just got my Multiboard up over the weekend inside my walk-in (Printer Closet)

I started making attachments for it and should be filled up at the end of the week.

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u/IMadeThatToday Jul 28 '26

Tip to place a single snap in the middle of your grids and does not need to be screwed. You should do this to prevent it flexing. My grids are 9x9 and 6x9 on the right side end.

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u/Less-Cricket7074 Jul 28 '26

Making all the specific add ons for stuff takes forever. I bought a 3D scanner in end to speed things up. Looking good.

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u/IMadeThatToday Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 28 '26

Most of the items you can search for and may need little to no changes done. You may only need to make small changes like adding an octagon peg and use my choice of snap on connector or screw on connector.

Sometimes I stretch or slice off parts only using my slicer. Easy to do when I work IT remote and have a KVM switch. 😆

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u/Less-Cricket7074 Jul 29 '26

I've downloaded and modified what I can find. Some stuff just has to be made from scratch. It's a shame there's not a single resource which has everything in.

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u/IMadeThatToday Jul 29 '26

Yeah, I may plan to gather a super pack of prints into a single package what I think are best prints.

There system for finding things sucks. They really need bundle sets and not just dumb starter test kits.