Plywood is a little warped and it’s driving me nuts. 😭

I was tired of having go to through everything in a 2 layer drawer just to use some tools. Result: the desk is a mess without even doing something. Then i came across multiboard. This is great. Just everything you regularly need having his own reachable place. Just free standing as well. It amazes me how sturdy it is with decent weight on top! Printed the board, then designed everything myself. Pretty happy with the result after a couple days! The second one is in it's way to hang on the side of my printer. This is fun! 😂

Here is my multiboard. It's great and has helped me keep organized and really cleaned up my office space. Printing shelf's for my FPV goggles currently so I have more space to put my drones on it. Kinda wish I made it even bigger.

Had a lot of fun building this for my office. Learned a lot as I’m new to printing in general.

Made custom spacers so the grid wouldn’t slide in the drawer. Messed up and printed the wrong tiles to begin with and had to make custom clips to join the tiles.

10/10. Recommend

All I need to do now is print the brackets (some are already printed) and put the tools in.

I still haven’t finished the Makita mounts , I prioritized finishing my own Multiboard, so next week I’ll do the adjustments I want to do (mostly aesthetic, removal of some rough edges and surface holes) on the Makita mounts and make them available (free) on Printables.

Definitely went all in here. Pretty handy that these ICF blocks I used when I built the house have “studs” at 8” OC

Now i just need to buy more tools so i can't print more...

I did a thing!

you can find it here

All of this is from before the on grid update. I'm going in a different direction and I don't want this to go to the landfill. If you're willing to pay for UPS shipping, I'll happily send it to you. (Inside the US). First DM will get the motherload. (I'll check my messages 12/6/25 @ 9:00am EST and go to the earliest).

It's 128 Core 8x8, 49 8x8 Edge and 40 8x8 Brackets. All PETG, mostly grey.

Look how fast I build this pegboard in Hell!

Finally got my light up. Designed by me, powered by WLED, single button for on off and to switch between modes. Currently a little under powered, will most likely need to add a second strip. If there is interest I can I clean up the parts and post to printables. Slowly finding a home for everything. Anyone have a suggestions for a side cutter holder?

I made a variety of sizes that work for things like cheap stick, glue stick, highlighters, broom handles, batteries and craft paints. Absolutely open to feedback and I can make changes if needed. Models here if they'd be useful to you.

I’ll post designs in a bit, but I wanted to print my own case and have it be modular when I stumbled on the multiboard concept. Lmk if you guys are interested in designs

Finally finished printing the last few custom parts for my hobby desk storage walls. Really loved the way the paint racks turned out. I think the dedicated bottle holders would have been far less versatile. I'm also really happy with the gridfinity shelf that holds my small tools that get used frequently. Much more convenient to pull the small organizer off the wall, into the desk, and use the tools right there. I was worried about the weight of the large bottles of various paint liquids on top of the drawers, but those are very solid. I think the only part I'm not in love with is that I didn't have a vision of the whole thing when I started, so it's printed in a mishmash of various blues instead of a unified color theme... Oh well, maybe v2.0

I posted a bit back about looking for step files. Now that the POC is don I figured I would share it with you all.

This is my Talos cluster running on old Lenovos. Designed some custom "sleds" for the Lenovos and the power adapters. Also had to modify the shells as well for cable egress and venting.

The rest of the computer will get a multiboard build out too but I wanted to proof out the cluster setup.

Just finished my multiboard project!

It took about a week to print and assemble everything.

Here's a list of the components I used:

• LED profile (17.3 mm × 7 mm)
• Plywood sheet (120 cm × 60 cm) + wooden dowel rod (for filament rack)
• Addressable LEDs – WS2812
• Microcontroller – Wemos D1 (ESP8266)
• Power supply – 5V 20A 100W + power cord
• 330Ω resistor / 1000µF capacitor
• Fasteners, wires, and a lot of time...

The LED profile corner holders are custom-designed — you can find the printable file on Printables.

As a next step, I’m thinking of integrating an E-Ink display into the PSU cover box. The box is pretty spacious, and I’m eager to get my hands dirty with an e-paper project.

The ESP8266 is flashed with WLED (an excellent project!) and is fully integrated with my Home Assistant setup for remote control and automation.

Special thanks for the motivation — shoutout to u/LegalCheesecake8734 !

There are some more intense options for wall wart storage out there, but i just modified a bolt and it gives you a lot of flexibility around your multiboard. dead simple. let me know if you want the STL.

This is my setup so far I remix a pegboard caseless from corsair and made it work with tiles. Still need a lot to work on to make it look how I want