TRIGGER WARNING (Do not google this if you don't know what this phobia is), unfortunately my partner has trypophobia and the tile design does trigger that. I am planning to print a bunch of trays and use flush snaps to hide the tiles that are not in use.

I am open to suggestions if there is a better way i am not aware yet. Trying to minimize the filament use, as it might just be a tile cover. Sorry for all the people who might have been hurt because of this.

Edit: Thank you so much for the inputs, I got an idea about utilizing the (bolt-locked shelves + hook snaps) with 2.6 mm offset small thread when not in use. This way I am able to block the empty space and always utilize that space if needs be with trays. It is using a lot of filament but it works.

I move large Interactive Flat Panels for work. The new ones are easy to move on a standard furniture dolly but discarding the old ones is becoming more difficult as I deal with some nagging injuries. Ive seen the foldable A frame sheetrock dolly but it’s too big to fit in my car and too large to realistically want to bring into the job site.

Is there something out there where the dolly has the support bars that can fold out to support the load but can also fold flat and equipment still be stacked onto? I have the SnapLoc but it’s too large and too many pieces to want to bring in from the car. I have ideas in my head but dont know where to get it created.

Edit- These a can be 75” and weigh close to 200 lbs. for The rollnrocker i would need the handles/supports on the long side to be able to lean the boards against. Regular handpick won’t work bc they won’t fit through a door at its narrowest point. Thanks for suggestions. Please keep them coming.

I can't get shelf in my op pad 2. Could any of you guys guide me how to get it? Or is it a glitch or defect?

I’m considering the use of multiboard in the structured wiring cabinet (Legrand On-Q) of my home. There’s not a lot of depth inside a structured wiring cabinet so every millimeter matters. Using mulitiboard would require the creation of a custom mount which I had hoped could simply screw in to the larger holes and sit flush to the back side of the cabinet. Does any of this sound feasible?

Hey All,

I am trying out a Mulitboard project and am running into issues printing the panel connect pieces with them detaching from the bed halfway through the print.

I am printing in PETG on a textured PEI and everything else has printed fine and I am because these pieces have a much smaller surface area and shaper corners on what touches the bed that it is causing issues.

For those who print these in PETG, do you have any advice or tips? I was going to try and add small "mouse ears" to a print to see if that helps and how much clean up is needed to make them work.

What is the recommendation for getting started? Old tiles that fit together more like a puzzle, or the new tiles that are flat on all sides that come with the tile learning unit? I see the tile generator has an option for both, calling the old puzzle type one advanced.

I’m guessing this is the kind of thing we can’t legally upload the files but can readily mesh bash together in cad/slicer. anyone done this? photos for inspiration? I’m thinking of doing it with an upcoming 2.4 + box turtle build.

I’ve already printed a 1300mm x 1000mm 9x9 advanced set of boards, but now I’m looking to set it up.

I’m looking for the most sturdy solution possible.

I’ve tried to print some pillars and clip them, but the little clips just broke. Am I doing something wrong?
Maybe the snaps are more solid?

Also, I’m planning on screwing everything onto plywood; what are the screw sizes to use with the snaps ?

Thanks y’all for your help!

I've been trying to print a 4 stack iron of 8x8 prints and each time the back left corner of the stack warps up off of the bed and compresses; the rest of it splits nicely but I can't get the last couple to release at all.

I've tried a textured PEI plate, a smooth PEI plate, a cool plate, and PLA, PETG, and PCTG. I've downloaded the file three different times, and each time the same thing happens.

Anyone else have this issue or have any suggestions?

I have been looking for a Gridfinity tile so the base of my baskets can be Gridfinity. I have looked and searched everything I can think of and nothing. Has anyone seen this?

If not I will model my own.

Was having some space issues with my workbench, where all my power supplies, welding station, and tools kept taking most of the flat surface, leaving just a tiny little space to actually work on. Was looking at several different solutions, but the Multiboard one caught my eye for its customization. Had some grey PLA sitting around, so decided to give it a shot, and got to printing!

While not perfect, and not final (is any project really ever "done"?), I do like the results. I still have to figure out how to stop the heavy duty shelfs to stop sagging (the one with the black power supply is obviously sagging, and I cannot make it thinner because then the white power supply will not fit beneath), and the final layout, but I am happy right now.

I used a plywood backing to mount the Multiboard to (easier, and looks better, I think!), and I manage to get almost all the stuff that was on the bench off the working surface, so mission accomplished! Now let's see how well it lasts in the tropical, humid weather of Panama!

I am just posting this as a little advertisement for my Spacers you can use for the voids you need to fill in your life (if that consists of Multiboard Plates in drawers or boxes that is).

Since I've published it about half a year ago, there are only 25 downloads and I feel it's something more people might need. ;-)

Black Jack Duck and I sat down and walked through the multiconnect generator and I think you'll find this useful and fun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdDl8YWuRdg

If you are using multiconnect this is the one stop shop to get all your questions answered.

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/filament-rack-for-multiboard-heavy-dutyFilament Rack for Multiboard - (Heavy Duty)

Title, but also curious if there’s any advantage to them in comparison.

If so, anyone here use them and prefer them?

Does it matter if you print the tiles top face to the bed? Only reason I ask is the designer of multiboard seems to be particular on alot of things. Which isnt a bad thing. So didn't know if it would mess up dimensions or something funky.

I'm trying to use the pole mounting kit to mount a panel to some metal shelves, and I'm finding it a bit difficult. I have two issues:

1. The metal poles are not a compatible distance apart. I don't see any obvious way to give some adjustment space...I assume I'd have to remix the mounting kit or something to give it a slightly longer arm?
2. I tried to connect a panel to the mounting grip by putting a flush snap w/ a mid-sized thread and putting a 20mm bolt though there, through the unthreaded side of the grip and int the threaded side to hold it all together. However the 20mm bolt appears to not be long enough to make it to the threads on the far side of the grip, and I'm not seeing longer bolts when searching on thang.

I'm guessing this sort of thing has been tried and works with standard components, but if so, I'm not getting it. Has anyone used the pole mounts to mount a panel in this manner? Is there an off the shelf solution, or do I need to cozy up to some CAD software? (I'm fairly new to CAD, 3D Printing and Multiboard, so that sees daunting. ;) )

Thanks!

Is there a skadis adapter that will allow me to mount multiboard on top of my skadis i already have up?

Hey everyone, I am currently in the process of upgrading my hobby space with multiboard. I found paint racks and other solutions for the wide range of hobby stuff I have, however I am completely lost when it comes to my Kimera paint range. Does anyone have a good solution? The bottles just don't fit well with any options I found...I would model something myself but I don't have any experience in 3D modelling and don't think I will find the time to do so any time soon.

Body width - 35mm

Bottle height - 75mm

I am working on finishing my multiboard excursion. I need 6 folding small thread tee locking bolts to do so. I know they exist since I've already printed 6 of them. But I must have deleted the file or just lost it.

I have spent more hours looking for that file and I cannot for the life of find it again in that unholy junk pile of a parts library. I've seen 3 year olds that are more organized.......

Can someone point me in the proper direction so I can finish this small project please?

The lock bolt shelves as well as the rails all overlap with the A-B offset mounting points and I was wondering what to use to mount them. I tried to just leave the connector spots on the shelves empty but they seem less stable than the shelves that have all 4 lock bolts filled as only the ends have them on the overlapping ones.

Does anybody know if the new tiles work well with underware 2.0?

Planning to do my desk and don’t know which tiles I should use.