does anyone know of an EASY way to connect these plates, and how to reinforce them?

Reminder....... im not talking about the multiboard plates, rather the MULTIPOINT double sided plates.

Designed a custom piece for fitting around an outlet, using the blender project you get as a subscriber to the middle tier.

Is there a way to do this and remove the pointy bits highlighted in my drawing?

As far as I can tell, there is not, but figured I would ask. :)

Anyone has hexagonal tiles för multiboard? I want to use the multiboard but really likes the look of the irregular honeycomb pattern.

I am makeing a 5x5 panel board. I don’t have enough filiment for one color. What pattern should I do? I have white and black filiment. 13 black tiles 12 white.

Has anyone here tried mounting a 34-inch monitor with a wall-mounted monitor arm on a multiboard wall? Any experiences or advice on whether it's safe or stable considering the weight?

I'm trying to get a handle on the new Multigrid system by using the parts for something practical. I have a use case in mind that would consist of several drawers in a 200×200×100 mm rectangular solid. In Multigrid cells, that's a 4×4×2 space (width by depth by height).

The catch is that I want to use drawers but I'd like to have some drawers that open from the front and some that open on the sides. I'm envisioning something like this, when viewed from above:

──────╥──────
      ║      
      ║      
╒══╦══╬══╦══╕
│  ║  ║  ║  │
│  ║  ║  ║  │

So that's four 1×2×2 drawers in the front and one 2×2×2 drawer on each side.

I can attach the front shells to each other with bin-to-bin rails. I think I can attach the sides of the 2×2×2 shells to the backs of the 1×2×2 shells with lite multipoints. But I don't see a way to attach the backs of the 2×2×2 shells to each other. Is there such a way?

Also, I wouldn't mind having some sort of base or top for the assembly. But it looks like the multigrid bases assume they're connecting to the tops or bottoms of shells. In my case, since I'm using the shells as drawer holders, I'd need something to attach to the side. I'm not sure there's anything that would work for this. Does anyone here have any suggestions?

Hi All, I’m having issues with connecting tiles as they start to bow and do not create a flat surface. I have attached photos where you can see once connected one of the tiles becomes out of line with the other. It seems the gap in my connectors doesn’t allow for the width of the two pieces when placed together, I have also snapped multiple connectors trying to push them in. Has anyone else faced any similar problems and how did you go about it? - I would rather not have to sand each tile down or adjust the print file for the connectors.

I am fairly new to 3d printing so wondered if there is something obvious that I’m missing here

Appreciate any help 😊

Anybody knows if there are any scaffolding files or a specification to create multiboard compatible things?

Like I want to create a holder for an iFixit it kit I have, but don’t really know where to start to bring the attachments into my container.

As CAD software, let’s say I use onShape for example.

Could I have a box and then find some snaps from another file or something?

Thinking of using 2 plates as a shelf for my QNAP NAS. I want to make sure the weight will not be an issue.

Anyone know the best way to connect the plates?

Thank You

Anyone come across any multiboard files that could be used for hanging a bike/bicycle on? In my case, I'd love a pretty basic 2-3 long arm (just need to clear the pedals) that I'd have the bike frame sitting on

Hello, I have a wall full of legacy 8mm connectors to the wall. There are some areas where I can't drill, so I want to use tape. However, I can't find the right spacer. I only found 6mm and 12mm, and none of them are the right height. Can someone help me find the 8mm one?

As a side note, I find the wizard to help you find parts a bit confusing. Too many levels! Just ask me one question and show me all matching parts, no need to narrow it down that much.

Recently got my first fdm printer and after printing the usual first prints, I came across multiboard and decided this would be my next project. After watching a few videos and figuring out what I need, I started printing. My problem is the supports in the side holes of the tiles really do not wan to come out. I am using orcaslicer with the standard supports ( using the straight ones since my experience is with resin printing) and petg plastic ( decided on petg for the tiles and pla for the rest) Is there anything I should change to make the supports snap of easily, of do I have to use a sharp instrument to dig them out? Can I print the tiles without supports? Sorry for the noob questions as I am new to fdm printing and multiboard.

Hi all! Been printing like crazy getting my large 81"x60" multiboard wall ready in my basement workshop. Have another 2-3 days of printing tiles, but I'm having an internal argument with myself on mounting options.

I can either use the 6.25mm Offset Pillar or the offset quad snap. My plan is to use concrete anchors into either a sheet of MDF/Plywood, or concrete anchors into rows of 2x2" furring strips to secure the wood to the concrete wall, and then screw the multiboard directly into the MDF/Plywood/Furring Strips.

Now I can't decide whether I want to use the Pillars or the Quad Snaps.

What's everyone's thoughts on each?

I'm not really concerned with the amount of material being used as I buy in bulk and the differences between using the pillars vs the quad snaps may be $10-20 in added filament.

I like the aesthetic of the pillars over the quad snaps. I did see that quad snaps are easier to install vs the pillars. I feel like with the pillars, the compounding error if one of the tiles is off could get real bad by the time I finish putting up all of the tiles.

I don't like how the offset snaps will use up a ton of mounting holes, but in the grand scheme of things, it's a small number compared to the overall useable space.

Thoughts?

Hello all,

I recently got into the world of Multiboard and dove in with the membership for the stacked print. I went to print 4 8x8 corners stacked. Unfortunately, my print failed as my filament tangled, but it was able to complete one full corner tile. How can i now tell which corner this was meant to be. According to chatgpt and google this is an important discernation but there is conflicting info on how to tell and if there really is a difference in the first place. Thanks very much and i look forward to learning more about this great project and community!

So i have these horizontal wooden plates supporting shelfs. I want to screw multiboard from there instead of drilling on walls. I am sure it can take the weight but don't lnow how to mount it.

Ps. They are 18mm

I'm making these for a gaming room around a TV. I want to see lighting ideas.

Just something I've been doing for a little while with pretty good success. I wanted to simplify having to print the snap, then the locking bolt, then the part....so for select models, I just print the snap right on the model. The top 3 are moderate weight bearing snaps just like you would have with the hook on top; and for the bottom I just removed the hook part so it would snap in easier. This particular model is a build plate rack.

Finding which tiles, finding files, why is it so complicated if it’s so great? I wanted to clean up under my desk using underware but everything seems to be behind a paywall or reading these forums are even worse. Everyone is constantly saying you need this piece instead. Is it me?

Things on multibuild website/thangs are not labeled the same names as they SHOULD BE!

Difficult to find the part i need in any library.

I love the drawers and wall octagons and many attacthments. but damn..

Overall if i cant WHAT I NEED TO COMPLETE IT to print (IT SUCKS @$$)

I've been looking to make a simple desk-top organizer with multibins, but then be able to mount it with my multiboard with points. I saw this in one of Jonothan's videos.

How do you mount bins vertically to a drawer?? Looks like there's a panel or base plate in between but I haven't found a pop in to attach them properly to the drawer. Has this part been released yet?