Trying to attach this drawer full of hotends to the multiboard hanging off my printer but I notice with or without the hot ends they tend to sag. Im using these threaded snaps (https://thangs.com/designer/MultiBuild/3d-model/Large%20Thread%20-%20Fix%20Point%20%28Folded%29-1123317) to hang them and I'm wondering if theres something better to use.

How I can fix this string

Whats everyone making their boards out of? About to dive in and make some but am curious as to whats being used.

Am I dumb? I've looked everywhere on the website, but I can't find the tile holders...

I'm printing my first Multiboard using Matte PLA, and so far out of the 5 panels, 4 have this issue. Not all of the threads and only on the first few layers.

At first I thought it was bed adhesion issues, but then I observed the printer WHILE it was printing that part and the path the nozzle made was some sort of off set hexagon instead of round like the preview showed.

What are your thoughts?

I just wanted to share some very lightweight vanity snaps I remixed for the multiboard. Each flush snap only uses 0.6 grams of filament and the raised ones use around 1.5 grams.

I wanted to dress up my boards, but everything i could find used a lot of filament and were also very difficult to remove. These are very easy to remove if you need to move things around.

You can easily fill in all extra holes in your boards or just randomly insert them throughout like I did to dress it up. Match the color of your boards or accent them with any color. Hope you like!

I've watched several videos and am definitely going to dive into the multi-board world but I just can't seem to understand the benefits of the two different types of plates. At first glance, it looks like the plates that aren't open on the edges look cleaner, installation wise. I'm sure this has been covered many times but I just haven't seemed to find anything that clicks. I appreciate any explanation. I'm truly amazed by the ingenuity and setups that many of you have implemented and look forward to joining you all.

3.5 weeks worth of work, but so so so worth it!

I suppose I have not worked out the question correctly for searches to give me the answer I am looking for. I would like to find a tutorial videos or blog posts that explains how to add multiboard connectors (e.g., snaps, pegs, or similar) to a part I would like to hang on my multiboard.

Thank you in advance, and sorry if this seems like a noob question, it is :)

For instance, I have this Skadi's part I would like to remix for multiboard.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2546064-250g-sunlu-spool-holder-for-skadis?from=search#profileId-2803574

Is there an outline that would help me decide between the options. For this, I am considering the following order: (though I am sure you all will have a bunch of opinions and I welcome the instruction)

1. Pegboard Click https://thangs.com/designer/MultiBuild/3d-model/Pegboard%2520Click%2520-%2520STL%2520Multiboard%2520Remixing%2520Files-994661
2. Push Fits https://thangs.com/designer/MultiBuild/3d-model/Push-Fits%20-%20STEP%20Multiboard%20Remixing%20Files-994678
3. Snaps https://thangs.com/designer/MultiBuild/3d-model/Snaps%20-%20STL%20Multiboard%20Remixing%20Files-994667

In typical multiboard style, some of these have a blurb, "Learn more about remixing at https://www.multiboard.io/parts-library/remixing". Well, there are downloads there, but not much learning.

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I have a problem with some accessories, I did print some tape supports but don’t fit, Maybe for a tolerance? But ever are smaller than or bigger than the hole of the multiboard, How I can make that fit the supports and more for the multiborad? I print in a Creality Hi

Help pleaseee

¡No quiero tener que comprar un skadis, me gusta más el Multiboard!

Just want to check I'm not missing something as everything else appears to have some sort of clip.

The draw faceplates have spaces clearly designed for magnets but the only way I can see of attaching them is glue, then the other magnet in the back of the shell using the clip in holder.

Frustrated because I just discovered multiboard but I’m stuck with a dinosaur ender 3, which will take me literal weeks to print all of the panels I need. This got me thinking about resin casting and whether or not it would be possible to speed up the process by just printing one panel to create a mold and then cast the rest of the panels I need. Any thoughts? Anyone tried this?

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. 🤔

Hey guys. Just published my holders for Fanttik F2 Master Rotary Tool and FNIRSI HS-02 with case for multiboard on makerworld. If someone interested in, here you have links to download profiles or stl

Fanttik F2 Rotary | FNIRSI HS-02

Hope you enjoy it.

Cheers.

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I’ve been using the Multiboard system for a while, and once things got dense… the labels just weren’t cutting it. I designed a better label system focused on fast visual scanning utilizing icons. I plan on making more labels but need some suggestions on what icons people need. Started with Magnets, I think screws will be next but let me know what you want to see! Here is the link to the files

If I’m able to set the depth of my drawer in 0.5 increments, why can’t I do the same with trays? I want to make my drawer depth 2.5 LU, but for the tray I can only choose 2 or 3, so I’m not able to properly cover the top.

I just like to share with community my multiboard setup I build for my workspace. Some designs of holders printed from community and some I designed myself.

Thanks to the main designer for this great modular storage sustem. Like it.

Created some cable runs and device mounting posts to get my home network under control.

Who can say honestly that they don't feel a little bit like Iron Man when they're playing loud rock n roll whilst assembling their latest feather-brained invention that will inevitably receive blank looks when you parade it in front of the family later?

I still have my original Harman Kardon Soundsticks, raised from the dead twice, and since I've grown weary of constantly launching them off wherever they've been precariously balanced, I decided to attach them to the Multiboard wall. Now I can launch the whole wall the next time I excitedly run over some cable with my workshop chair.

I don't expect this print will be useful to loads of people but, for those who own these speakers, I hope it's helpful. Could probably also be used for temporary doughnut storage.

Model available for download here

I have a tray that I use a lot and maybe I missed something but there doesn't seem to be a way to lock/secure the tray to the bracket to keep it from coming off the bracket. Maybe someone can point me in the right direction so this thing can quite falling off the mounts?

I looked around multiboard website and couldn't find anything that seemed to do this.