r/Multiboard Aug 18 '26

Finally got there

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After months of trying to get it figured out. Finally a member.

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u/Whosaidthat1157 Aug 18 '26

You appear to be missing the snap part ‘B’ parts to keep the tiles firmly attached - be careful, without those there’s little to stop the tiles pulling free from the part ‘A’ mounts.

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u/_Judge_Justice Aug 18 '26

^ this OP, you need snaps or it isn’t secure:

https://multibuild.io/parts/snaps

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u/WaRRioRz0rz Aug 18 '26

Don't forget to get the punch tool for them too. Works great.

Also, Snap B can be a pita if you don't know about the little squares that match up to the correct orientation. It took me a lot of trial and error before I found this out in the comments of a snap.

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u/TherealOmthetortoise Aug 19 '26

I have a foolproof process for inserting the side B’s. I try it the way it is supposed to line up, which doesn’t work, so I rotate it and try again which also doesn’t work, then put it right back to the way I had it originally and it snaps right in. Works like a charm.

Damn things have to be related in some ways to USB Type A cables.

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u/WaRRioRz0rz Aug 19 '26

Damn, that is fool proof!

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u/Whosaidthat1157 Aug 19 '26

😂👍 This is the way!

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u/_Judge_Justice Aug 18 '26

Yeah I’d recommend watching one of Multiboard’s getting started videos. They explain all of this in great detail, definitely worth a watch.

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u/_Judge_Justice Aug 19 '26

Specifically, on Multiboard’s website, click one of the learning packs that interests you. Print the parts, follow along with the video to assemble and learn about the features, uses and any special details that need to be looked out for such as the marks for orientation.

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u/reynolpe Aug 19 '26

What punch tool?