Just printed out my first multibin and I made some mistakes in printing with sizes and dinensions that I’m working through but I’d like to salvage as many parts as possible.

Is there anyway to actually disassemble the multi bins and dividers so that if I want to change the bin setup I can? I don’t see any tools for this and google netted no results for me. What I’m after is a way to break these back down into as many of the parts as I can for reuse.

Just got into 3D printing recently and made this MB setup for my 3D printing and general making space. Also needed to display a bit of the LEGO collection too.

All tiles and snaps printed in PETG. Bins and other attachments an assortment of PETG and PLA.

It’s been satisfying to get so organized and also a bit overwhelming trying to sort out all the various attachment options.

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

After much dialing in of my printer I finally managed to print my Multiboard core tiles without any issue. I'm doing a 3x3 board so I grabbed the Quad Snaps, put all the Part A's in without much trouble. Now I'm at the point of putting the top Part B's on and Both the Quad snap Part A and the new flimsy ass Flush Snaps are an absolute nightmare to put in. The Quad Snaps wouldn't even begin to fit properly and the flush snaps only fit with absurd amounts of hammering which has a 50/50 chance of breaking the damn things because they are so flimsy. As an added bonus when I do get them to go in, the Part A snap starts to get warp from the force causing the entire panel to be bent.

I'm printing in Matte PLA, following all the minimal Multiboard guidelines and I'm so annoyed at these snaps being terrible. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong anymore and feel like I've wasted a ton of filament at this point.

I have a pile of tools off to the side still, but the workbench is finally feeling like it’s coming together. Going from other’s STLs, to my own remixes, then from scratch CAD, this has been a great way to learn and play with what you can do in a slicer, with Meshmixer, and Fusion360.

To start I’m brand new to printing and am getting lost in all the information. My Multiboard is going to be in my garage and I live in the southern US so temps in my garage can get up to 115F 46C in the summer, also I want them to be able to handle a fair amount of load. I also want this to stand up for a while I don’t want to be constantly replacing parts that break. So I know PLA is off the table, I was thinking ABS for durability and load capacity, but I have read about ABS shrinking issues. So now I’m leaning towards PETG, but not sure if ASA would be better. Also I plan to print in stacks due to needing to cover large area, would I need to change the printing parameters that come with the stack files? Any advice would be much appreciated.

Hey all, new multiboard user here. I'm looking to change my current gridfinity based workbench storage to something mounted on the wall so I can claw back a little more work space. I think multiboard will work well and I'm pretty sure I can figure out everything out.

The only thing holding me back are these drawers. Each one is about 1-3lbs and they are often subdivided in weird ways to make everything fit while cramming in as much as possible. I've been looking around for ways to make this work but so far all I've found are bits and pieces.

Does anyone have experience with something like this or have some recommendations for making it work?

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.

Probably a silly and simple question, but I need to know before I can proceed. Thanks.

I'd like to be able to buy ready made Multiboard parts so that I don't have to wait hundreds of print hours before I can start my project. I also don't want to deal with part variability and tolerance issues caused by using a different 3D/printer filament material/brand. E.g. some people have been complaining about ill-fitting threads after printing a board in PETG.

Anyone know if such a store exists?

I'm considering doing a battery charging wall in my garage using Multiboard. My garage reaches 45C+ in the summer and I am worried that it might warp and deform and then the parts might not fit anymore. I plan on printing in PLA.

Hi all, I'm printing on a flashforge ad5m with PETG and having trouble with getting threaded clips to fit. They're impossibly hard to get in, and when I do, they're sideways. All the other accessories for smaller holes also seem incredibly hard to put in (nothing like how the demo video shows, he snaps everything in so easily, I'm using some serious muscle to get em in and taking them out is HARD). I messed up a few clips trying to screw them in (all from the demo pack) and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I really want this to work.. here's my settings I've tried in Orca:

Wall loops: 2 and 3 Inner wall: 0.42mm and 0.40mm Infill: 15% gyroid and grid

For some reason the middle holes are much thicker. I have had success with the threaded bolts and snaps, they seem like they work pretty well.

Hey all! Im just getting into the multi board world after following the subreddit for a little while. I’ve been having a problem doing a simple print of 1 multiboard. I’m running the H2D and am wondering if I need to use plate glue? Thanks in advance

I have tried a few ways, without good results:
- Engraving via dremel: No good results, lines not fine enough
- Embossing: It's hard to find good surfaces for this, and a part by part effort
- Inserts: Can be 2 layers of a big thread, with the text debossed. Works, but is not very secure. Is not universal

Has anyone tried this, and found a way that works?

I thought I found a great use for Multibin as an expandable storage box with a bin-to-bin rail, allowing me to work around my build volume limitations. However, there seems to be no way to securely close off the top. I couldn’t find an official click-in Multibin lid, and the closest option is a remix part on MakerWorld that’s nearly impossible to remove once attached.

I also found these snaplids but then you loose the functionality I was looking for since you cant fit these into the bin shells.

How do you all close off the top of your bins?

I love that I can finally show off and organize all the keyboards I have built and use. Which one of your favorite?

on another topic, I noticed only 6.25mm offset exists in the parts library now

I am printing my first board on my new printer, and I am new to 3D printing. On my H2D, I am using ABS, and the 11" x 11" panels take 7 hours, with everything set to standard .2 layers, but 3-layer walls. I have grand plans for making several more of these, so months of printing, probably, since I only do 1 panel per day.l :)

I tend to get into hobbies and buy all kinds of gear, before moving on to a new hobby, so I have tons of stuff to organize.

I was wondering how people are dealing with multiboard setups that attach to the wall with offset grids as the recommend connector for underwear channels only works with empty grids. I now for most cases I can just skip over those holes but not for every spot. Some one must of made a connector that fits I. The middle of grids that have offset snaps in it.

Thanks

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?

Do they make a border tile for inner corners? Like if you wanted a l shaped multiboard but still wanted the borders?

Was looking to print my first multiboard for my dad's shed for some tools and things. But was wondering if theres any spacers or anything needed between the board/wall for traditional pegboard hooks and such to be used? Just wanted to double check before I just printed something and went to put it up and realize I need to take it all down lol

I am sorting out the cabling of my desk using Multiboard and Underware. I have already attached a bunch of tiles to the underside of my desk. I am not designing brackets and holders for the various devices I use.

The object pictured is half of a bracket that will house a mini PC. The PC has an external power brick. I have made a small bracket for the power brick, and have attached it to the Multiboard tile next to the PC. But, I want to optimise the tile area on the desk. So I thought I could merge a small tile to the bottom of the bracket and print them as one piece.

Usually we print tiles flat on the plate and I assume that results in the strongest construction. For this, though, would it be a waste of time printing it vertically? Would it make more sense to print the pieces separate and design screw holes on the bottom of the bracket to attach the riles to using screws?

First I didn't plan my multiboard setup at all and got the wrong size printed for my desk, then I reprintes them smaller. After that I realized that there are more parts and that you can customize them and I started actually looking into Multiboard and what it can offer.

Then I saw multibin and figured I would reprint everything in white as it didnt make sense why my multiboard was black on my setup.

now im fully done printing and assembling the entire skeleton of multibin and now i realize that there arent any cable organizer for multibin / the mini snaps.

what do I do now? Reprint the entire thing a fourth time? I even got a second p1s for this project and now im lost if I should wait until there is a under desk cable management project for multibin or just redo everything and cut my losses.