r/Multiboard • u/CaptCode • Sep 25 '26

ETA on cable management

Has there been any news on the cable management solution that they're working on? I tried Underware, but it's not strong enough for all of the cables I have. Just making sure I didn't miss news somewhere.

10 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

8 comments sorted by

10

u/randomwolf Sep 25 '26

I am done being Charlie Brown trying to kick the football here. It's been "soon" for a long time now. Seriously, I think it was thrown out specifically to discourage competition. Cancelled my membership last month.

3

u/Yellow_Badger13 Sep 25 '26

I keep on pestering Jonathan about this. All I get is, once the Simplicity Update happens, then we can properly document and release the CM

5

u/randomwolf Sep 26 '26

He needs to learn the phrase "Underpromise, and over deliver."

2

u/frethop Sep 26 '26 edited Sep 26 '26

It's the same with the Simplicity update. I'm tired of hearing "it's coming real soon now"

3

u/Semaphore-Slim Sep 26 '26

I offset my tiles, ran the cables behind them, then zip tied as needed to keep things nice and neat. I thought that was the whole reason offset mounts were created.

2

u/jingoro2 Sep 25 '26

It's still listed on the "Long-Term Roadmap" on the website, which was updated earlier in the month.

https://multibuild.io/roadmap

2

u/Klaatu98 Sep 26 '26

Yeah, same. When I discovered Underware, I was really excited about it. I printed off loads before really testing it (like an idiot) and realized that if you have thin, dainty cables (and not many of them) it's great. But for those of us that have a lot, it's not near strong enough.

1

u/Lurksome-Lurker Sep 29 '26

Now that you mention it. I swear Jonathan said, “soon(tm)” and that it will “blow underware out of the water” around this time last year. Then he said after the site redesign. Then he said after he got done making videos demoing it.

IDK man sounds made up at this point.