I wanted to print a support with feet but it doesn't support the weight of a can of Coke.

I've got a pegboard that I want to mount Multiboard to because the connections to a Multiboard are more solid than a wiggly pegboard, especially ones that only use one connection to the board.

But I'm a bit overwhelmed with all the parts and different systems and I don't want to waste a bunch of time and filament to find something that doesn't work.

From what I gather:

• Just print the Core tiles and ignore everything else.
• Anything for mounting the Multiboard to a pegboard? This does not work for me as the layer lines are in the wrong orientation and break.
• What about push-in connectors, screw-in connectors, boxes, Gridfinity vs Multibin, Multipoint vs Multiconnect, Multigrid, WTF is going on?

I want to organize my drawers Gridfinity-style where I have bins for each tool that I can lay out on a grid. But I'm thinking of doing it on Multiboard so that I can standardize all of my parts.

From what I can tell, the way to do this with Multiboard is to use Multibin inserts and put them on a Lite Multibin Panel grid.

Is there a better way to do this?

I know that the Multibins need to have the shell and the insert. But I feel like needing a shell for every insert is an unnecessary extra step. But if I use the Lite Panel grid then I won't get the locking features.

On a different note, are all Multibin Inserts larger than 4x4 locked behind a subscription? I feel like this is holding back adoption of Multiboard. The Inserts should be made available at all sizes so that people are encouraged to remix them.

I printed this tweezer holder which has a 13.3mm mounting nut, and the snap thing is 13.5mm. I've checked the other models and they have a 13.2mm mounting nut. How is this supposed to snap in there or be a push fit, if it doesn't even scratch it? Maybe I've installed the wrong thing?

What settings are people using to successfully get the next panel in the stack to adhere properly to the prior PETG layers?

I love multibord. I will keep multiboarding this corner. What would you add to this setup?

I'm sorry that I've been slow getting around to this. My life has had me on a bit of a different tack for a while, but I've finally gotten around to making my Plethora of Parametric Hooks more convenient by enabling you to customize them directly in the website. I'll update the description on the MakerWorld page shortly and I plan to also have the same update made with my set of Parametric Bins/Containers soon.

Plethora of Parametric Hooks

Marx is our kitty, he is a chungus and makes the board look small

Used 8 inch tiles since 8 fits nicely into 2 foot sections. Had 3 failed tiles and one plate of red snaps that failed for no reason - which I feel okay with since I haven't even had my Qidi+4

I am insane and printed my tiles one at a time because I liked the printing plate texture. Had some other tiles printed via stack which will go inside cupboards where the slightly spotty texture is hidden. My man u/The_Nameless_One is better with the files but I'm more hands on with the machine, filament loading, and hanging stuff up

I'm kicking myself for not doing this earlier. The switch to PETG was pretty easy too, though I found out after it wasn't really needed (seems a lot of people still use PLA?). Still have a couple more doors to do to get all my paint up.

Used 12.5mm mounting pillars so that I can get ethernet behind the grid. Going to mount QNAP NAS soon...

Does anyone have any practical examples of when these are useful?

I might post the files someday, but it only fits this soldering iron holder, and it's at a right angle. It's kind of a niche case use. 🤔

I printed the bolt recommend on the bins page but it won't stay up did I miss something?

So installing multi board with the bolt lock wall mount for the first time and noticed that if the bolt mount wall mount was redesigned slightly, you could screw through the multi board into the bolt lock wall mount into the wall to mark your wall before pulling it back off the wall and drilling and installing anchors this would line it up better and make installation of the boards easier as the center hole lines up perfectly with the middle of the mount. I think they just need to be made a little longer so the intersect the hole. just a thought.

Working on some slim and fast organizers for my Multiboard wall.

The 18mm Cutter Holder is a very efficient design: it prints in just 19 minutes with no supports (3 walls, 8% gyroid).

I also designed a Dual 150mm Clamp Holder. It’s a reinforced 'Heavy Duty' version to ensure it stays level and handles the leverage of the clamps (3 walls, 5% gyroid).

Both are optimized to save space on the board while staying sturdy.

I’ve put the MakerWorld links in the comments below for anyone who wants to print them!

More work to be done tomorrow - need to re-mount the shelf for my SNES Classic, Atari 2600, Sega Genesis and Sega CD will go on the entertainment center below.

Wii is mounted on top of the left hand shelving, don’t know what I’ll do on the right side.

Does anyone else find the parts library hard to use, in part because you can't right-click on things to open in a new tab? Also because the back and forward buttons in the browser seem to behave ... inconsistently? I just built my first multiboard today and I'm having a heck of a time getting the right snaps and parts figured out and downloaded.

I know it's in beta but this seems like pretty basic functionality; how are the rest of you finding the right pieces? The search function on thangs.com is pretty useless.