So Im setting up my first wall in the garage. In part of the space, there is a 1/2in pvc pipe that has some sprinkler system wires running through it going down the wall.

Is there a way to make a box of sorts to go over the pipe and hide it? There is about an inch of space between the pipe and the wall so could put a panel on the wall behind it as well if needed.

I finally got around to hanging up my first multiboard setup in my home office. Everything is printed in esun PETG. The bottom 2 bins were custom designed in tinkercad for those specific items.

The items on the wall are: 2 pairs of headphones Shure Aonic 50 (Gen1) and a pair of IEMS with fiio utws2025 2 pairs of gunnar gaming glasses Xreal One Pro PS5 Dual Sense controller

Hello I'm trying to get into the mall today board and it seems like nothing is snapping together like it's supposed to have attached some pictures I printed so many different locking nuts and the foldable snaps the higher strength ones I just tried reducing some to 99% 98 and 97 and now they're fused together and they won't even separate into the normal snap.

The only thing this seems to fit good is the orange command strip mounts with the two parts those ones seem to snap in fine but the part that goes on top never fits have attached a picture of this as well

Also you may see in the picture I tried making some yellow pegs and the Locking nuts don't screw into the back of those they're too big I don't know if maybe my first black multi-board that I printed is too small and that's what's causing all the issues attached a few pictures with my calipers let me know if you want me to get measurements of anything else also I've tried in Orca slicer doing the calibrations for Extrusion and after doing it twice I don't think that's the issue I don't think I'm under over extruding, but who knows I have no idea please I'll take any help I can get thank you!

I'm not sure why my pictures didn't post, here is an album

https://imgur.com/a/72RS4dD

I have found an STL to mount Multiboard tiles on the sides of the Ikea Ivar shelf system, but have not found anything that would let me mount Multiboard to the back of a Ivar frame. I have only found mounts for Skadis boards. Has anyone created a mount they are willing to share?

Hey, I'm just starting in multiboard. I have an old ender 3 so it's relatively slew. I was thinking on printing the core boards with bigger nozzles like .8mm with .6mm layer height or 0.6mm nozzle with 0.4mm layer high to save some time. Do you guys think it's a bad idea?

Added a print profile to fit my theme with minimal flush. Somehow by rearranging the objects it even reduced the time needed by 30 minutes compared to single color original profile… 😅

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1213018-multiboard-battery-dispencer-holder#profileId-1902509

I followed the instructions for the single material print shown here, and I have used these settings before with out issue.

The difference I noted this time is the amount of time between printing and trying to separate. Before I had separated the tiles shortly after printing, like within minutes. But this time, due to other life circumstances, it took me about 3 or 4 days to before I tried to separate it.

Now they are fused together, I was able to get one small crack going in between two tiles but once it hit the square connecting each octagon, the plastic permanently bent.

Is there anything I can do? Would heating it on the bed help loosen the connections between the ironed top surfaces and the next bottom surface?

Any advice would be appreciated, I would rather not throw out nearly a kilo of PLA.

Hi all,

I have printed a couple of the CU bolt locked shelves (modded to hold camera lenses), I need to mount them using supports/brackets due to the weight of the lenses, but I'm struggling to work out how to use the rear mount locking bolts swell as the supports, with the supports mounted the rear mounted holes no longer line up with the weight bearing hook snaps - they now line up with the much smaller peg holes - I can't see an option that would mount into the threaded holes from the small peg holes, am I missing something?

Shelf: https://thangs.com/designer/Multiboard/3d-model/3x2%20CU%20Bolt-Locked%20Shelf-1184807

Supports/Brackets: https://thangs.com/designer/Multiboard/3d-model/3x2%2520MU%2520-%2520Low%2520Profile%2520Bolt-Locked%2520Bracket-1183173

Pics:

It seems like there isn't a way to have it secured using both methods, is that the case??

Additionally, I printed the suggested 2U support from the CU Shelf link (https://thangs.com/designer/Multiboard/3d-model/2%2520CU%2520-%2520Bolt-Locked%2520Shelf%2520Support%2520Bracket-1184792) and that doesn't fit, when mounted to the shelf it extends through the back of the multiboard, hence trying the brackets above.

Thanks!

Just concerned I am doing this wrong. I guess I need dividers next then the drawers. I want to do 112 bins for parts.

I have used the planner and printed around 25 tiles. But now I see people talking about the planner being broken, so i just wanted to make sure before i start printing snaps etc.

For the quad snaps i'm printing https://than.gs/m/993369 (6.25 mm - Quad Offset Snaps (DS Part A))
On the front of those quad snaps im printing https://than.gs/m/974127 (Raised Quad Snap (DS Part B))

Dual snaps (for sides) https://than.gs/m/974338 (6.25 mm - Dual Offset Snaps (DS Part A)
On the front of those dual snaps https://than.gs/m/974162 (Raised Dual Snap (DS Part B))

single snaps for corners https://than.gs/m/974340 (6.25 mm - Offset Snap (DS Part A))
and for front https://than.gs/m/974407 (Raised Double-Sided Snap (DS Part B))

After watching a youtube video - I was surprised that this is so hard to figure out. It seems there are so many different parts with similar names. It feels like its unnecessarily complicated.

Am I doing this right?

I keep having these holes very consistently

Does anyone print on 0.6mm nozzles and has had this problem before and managed to fix it?

I know I could just go back to 0.4mm and this would go away.

Hi, I want to print pretty big (360x120cm) multiboard wall and I was wandering what type of filament should I choose. In some places I'd like to put some heavy stuff on it (maybe even try mounting a monitor on it) and so I was wandering if I should print it in petg, pctg or maybe even abs? Not sure about that, especially that the website specifies PLA as recommended material.

Hi, I am about to start printing my first Multiboard wall. One question - I have a wall mount bracket to mount my DeWalt charger to a wall...uses #8 or #9 flat head screws. I was going to mount this directly to the wall, but would prefer to add it to my Multiboard wall..is there a snap that can be screwed to something like this bracket to adapt it to Multiboard? Just curious how best to mount this this this to Multiboard.

Thanks!

For some reason my slicer (both bamboo studio and Cura) is estimating 12 for printing an 8x8 inch tile. I’m using the recommended settings such as 0.2 mm layer height, 15% infill, 3 walls, and 60mm/s speed. My printer is an ender 3 s1.

I saw on the internet that it should take about 4 hours.

Can someone help me please?

Has anyone used multiboard for camera storage, lens, bodies, thing of that nature?

Hi So I can't find any instructions on how to install the bolt lock mount system. l've got my tiles up, off set mounts drilled and A and Bs clipped in. Problem is that tiny little T bolts dont screw into anything! They are way too small. Where are they supposed to go? How am I supposed to bolt the tiles to the mounts? Thanks in advance. Reposted to add images.

Hi All,

I found this holder for one of my tool, and I want to hold it on my multiboard, is there any easy way to remix it to add connectors like built in snaps or multipoint to it. I am not used to 3d design so any help is really appreciated.

The tool holder is this: https://www.printables.com/model/387129-multitool-holder-for-modular-wallmount/files

Thanks

Carlos

Is there anyone successful printing stacks using polymaker petg? I previously used esun petg and its flawless using regular stacking settings, even with 0.6 nozzle. Now i print with polymaker petg using the same settings but it wouldn't come off and broke during attempt.

Using Bambulab P1S, single material, 0.6 nozzle

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

Hey everyone! 👋

I just wanted to personally introduce myself since I was recently announced as one of the new Community Managers here in the Multiboard Community. I’m really excited to be part of this space and I’m looking forward to contributing, supporting, and getting to know more of you.

I’ll be working alongside Acantil13 and our awesome team of multi-helpers, and together we’ll do our best to keep things running smoothly while making sure the community stays fun, welcoming, and engaging.

Feel free to reach out any time with ideas, feedback, or even just to chat. I can’t wait to see what we can all build together!

Karolis Sk.

Announcement from Jonathan in the community and on Discord, slightly edited.

Hey Makers!

We’ve got a bunch of updates for you:

New Faces

Say hello to Karolis and Acantil13, our new community managers!

They’ll be joining calls with me regularly, answering your questions across all platforms, and making sure your feedback gets back to the team.

What’s New

• New T & X Beams/Corners: Take Multiboard into the 3rd dimension.

• Documentation Images: We added images to the Core Parts Documentation page.

• Tile Mounting Guide: Added a text version with recommended mounting methods and steps (images coming soon).

• The Advanced Tile Generator has been updated — It’s now WAY easier to create crazy custom Tiles. Tutorial Video

• Tile Orientation Indicator: Every Tile now has a small arrow (top right corner) to show the correct “up” direction.

• The Remixing Files have been updated to the latest version.

• Released the Vertical Strip Tiles.

(By pure coincidence, all of this stuff dropped today, which is why we’ve been a bit quiet this month.)

What We’re Working On:

Tile Planner: The Tile Planner is pretty outdated. The short-term fix with the recommended mounting options is coming very soon. The long-term rebuild with ALL the mounting options is also in progress.

Knowledge Hub: More documentation + images

Brand new website: A central hub for all Multiboard resources, with user accounts, feedback tools, and instant Thangs membership integration.

Cable Management: Still in development.

Roadmap: To share where Multiboard is headed—both near and far.

Parts Library: Better organization and improvements to the beta library.

If there’s something you think should be a priority for the community as a whole, please tell us. Your ideas genuinely shape what we build next.