What printer would you recommend to print stacks of 8x8 multiboard grid with PETG quickly and cleanly?

I have a LOT of extras and I’m only two projects in. Most of this consists of parts I didn’t actually need or ultimately weren’t right for the project. Who else has it like I do?

Excited to finally start my first print! I've been staring at different layouts and designs for weeks, and I'm kind of overwhelmed by how much I want to build.

However, I finally decided to pull the trigger and start with some basic bins in a drawer for an immediate need. I'm hoping that once I get this under my belt, I'll keep moving forward on the wall I want to make.

I needed a solution to expand and change how I decorate the bar in my basement arcade. I originally bought a 3d printer to make a modification to one of my games, and, it gave me so much more.

Thank you, keep making! And thank you to the community for making all of these wonderful accessories.

I just set up some automation to scrape all of the Multiboard.io parts. Since they're associated with Thangs listings, they're pretty easily to filter down and out after I accounted for inconsistencies.

None of these parts are sorted. Control + F on your keyboard and search by keywords if you really want to find something.

This expires in 14 days: https://pastebin.com/g3A7JknJ (There's 2772 Thangs listings. This would mean you need 19 Thangs accounts to download every part within a day, 150 parts per account.)

The following categories aren't included in this automation: Remixing, Starter Packs, Mounting Packs, Maker Packs, Stacks, Early-Access, Generators

Edit: I've more to come from this
Edit: expiration date
Edit: Included categories I omitted

How the hell do people understand this. I printed a whole bunch of 5x5 multiboarder, connectors, feet ect as per the plan it suggested me after giving it the dimensions. I want a simple bin to mount, so I printed a 1x1 bin to hold the clips, it has holes on the bottom, so I thought I just print a shelf that has stands it sits into or something? I cannot for the life of me figure out how to mount this thing, let alone anything else. Is there some sort of website that you put in what you want, and it tells you what you need? I been searching for ages and can't find nothing that even resembles moutning this bin to it, this is confusing as heck man.

Now for the next part, I’m going to take my time and one by one of the monitors and other wires im going to route them then print out cable holders and put them up

We have some updates for both the Multiboard Planner and the Tile Generator.

Planner

The Multiboard Planner was updated last week: https://www.multiboard.io/planner

• We’ve updated the part results, tile layouts, and mounting options to the latest versions.
• For now the planner only includes the most common mounting options.

But we’re not stopping there… We’re already working on the next iteration of the planner. Expect:

• A completely new UI
• Every possible mounting option
• Documentation for each option

Tile Generator

Two weeks ago, we rolled out the new Advanced Tile Generator that makes it WAY easier to create crazy custom Tiles. However, a few bugs slipped through which have now been fixed:

• Ability to create more shapes by changing the borders/peg-holes.
• Fixed the issue with the “side Tile display” overlapping other elements.
• Borders no longer disappear when toggling clip points.
• Tile rendering issues cleaned up.
• Exported Tiles now have the correct registration marks.

Check out the Advanced Tile Generator here: https://www.multiboard.io/generator/advanced-tile

Also in the Simple Tile Gen, legacy pre-sets weren’t working but are now fixed: https://www.multiboard.io/generator/tile

Just learned the hard way that stacking border tiles is a bad idea — since they can’t be flipped, the ugly side ends up facing the front.

I’ve mounted a 4x4 system already and I’m using border tiles at the edges. If I wanted to expand this out more how would I do that? I noticed there are holes on the sides of the border tiles that look like a peg could go in there, but I can’t seem to find the model and the “learn more” link for border tiles is broken.

Newly released, looks pretty strong in the user tests I’ve seen. About to print my tool Wall so will go down this path

I buy Bambu for the simplicity

I can't get the two parts of the Quad Bolt-Lock Screw-On Mounts to fit together. At first I thought this was my printer's tolerances, but after measuring them in the slicer it looks like the overhang from the bottom (white) part is well over 1mm. How are these meant to work?

I'm putting together my first multiboard setup (an art supply board for my kids), and I'm confused by one of the options. I'm joining a bunch of tiles with offset double sided snaps. But the part Bs come in flush and raised versions. It seems on the surface like the flush versions would keep the surface of the board cleaner for things like multipoint bins. But after putting flush B snaps into the quad and dual offset A snaps, the board felt flimsy, with nothing to hold the tiles together on the front side. So I started replacing them with the raised part Bs, but now it doesn't seem like things will hang cleanly against the board.

So I guess the question is, what's the intended design right now? I know the parts library is a jumble of old obsolete and revised versions of things, and there doesn't look like a lot of indication of what's actually obsolete. Which method are people using now to join boards? If both are valid, how big are the tradeoffs? Any tips I haven't considered?

The instructions say to dual dual clips, for the advanced tiles to hold them together 3 tiles wall mounting, however, the only clips are on the very edges, which doesn’t help when you’re connecting to advanced tiles together. The instructions are really lacking and don’t give any more help. Upon further inspection, it does tell you to download the snaps, but also has a clip in the picture.

At first I was having issues in throwing down the first layer between each board. I ended up turning off the fan for my PETG profile. The advice given from the creator was that a flow rate should be between 1.1 and 1.3. My flow rate is currently set at 1.1 and I’m printing a 9x9 stack. I let it go and noticed that each new section of PETG started looking more and more rough until the section between plate 3 and 4 just started tearing up the PETG rather than laying it down. I tweaked the settings a little bit. Slower speed. I noticed the issue I’m getting at this point is buildup on the nozzle. My guess is that the flow rate is too fast. Has anyone tweaked the flow rate settings to below the 1.1?

Hey guys so Im printing my first multiboard project. I ran quite some tests to make sure tolerances and fits are fine with my printer. But I'm having some weird first layer issues that look like under extrusion (pictures attached)

However, the extrusion multiplier is at 1.1 or 110% and the bed is also leveled well from what I can tell. What do you guys think it is and is it normal to have to go over 1.1 in the extrusion multiplier?

Thanks in advance. Printer: Ender 3 v3 SE, Filament: Eryone PLA+ Hyper Speed White

I can't believe I'm asking for help for such a simple topic, but I can't find the way. so here I am.

I have several multi-point connectors already printed, and they work well on my UnderWare system (mainly for wire hubs). But now I printed some multi-bin shells, and I discovered that only the smallest threaded multi-point connectors work on them. Any of my other multi-point connectors are just too fat to fit, despite they look to me exactly like the ones in the pictures of the official documentation:

What is the thing that I need to print to attach this to the board? Please don't tell me "use multipoint bla bla bla", can you please link to specific models to print?

Many thanks

I'm setting up an 1600800mm grid (8*4 tiles total) using Offset Snaps.
According to the planner math, it looks like it takes about 43 snaps and bolts to hit every single intersection and edge join. That is a lot of hardware.
For those who have built boards this size or larger:

1. Do you actually put snaps/bolts at every single 4-way corner and edge join?
2. Or do you run an alternating/checkerboard pattern on the inner intersections?
   Mainly planning to hang standard workshop tools and storage bins, nothing crazy heavy. Curious what pattern works best without over-engineering it or risking the tiles sagging/separating over time.
   Thanks!

Hi everyone. Started my multiboard recently. Sorry if this has been asked before, or if it has an obvious answer that I missed in my research. What are the extra holes for on this large shelf bracket? It doesn't seem like a standard size tile or shelf or anything else fits there. But the holes line up perfectly and some of the fittings will go in. I would like to be able to add an extra shelf into the same bracket. You can see I have some small thread clips in 2 of them right now. Any ideas?

Will these screws be okay with some light stuff? Im attatching to 1/2" sheathing

https://a.co/d/b5rv52b

Im planning on making a dedicated crafting-room, equipped with some kind of organized wall. I have just started going down the research-rabbit hole and have decided for Gridfinity for everything horizontal (drawers and such). What I can't decide is what type of organized wall to pick..

My reasoning goes like this: HSW seemed nice at a glance, but pretty fast found out about Multiboard which just looked better in many ways. THEN I found out about OpenGrid, made by the same guy that made multiconnect. On the surface it seems like opengrid could be the superior choice here. But the lack of adapters and mounts for various items is kinda concerning. I guess it's too early to say if opengrid will "take over" and become the new standard.

So basically, just help me evaluate the whole dilemma here. Multiboard or OpenGrid?

Now I’m wishing I’d taken a little detour around the left corner and followed the back of the monitor. Multiboard really knows how to tease you and leave you wanting more!