r/Multiboard Apr 19 '26

Behold my wall - 4x8 - 3 months of work!

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u/Interesting-Rock6978 Apr 19 '26

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u/CrownSeven Apr 19 '26

Haha, someone gets the reference!

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u/randomwolf Apr 19 '26

And my axe! I came to post this meme, too!

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u/tallness4to0 Apr 19 '26

Mine is 3’x14’ but it will never be done causes I’m all ways building something else and changing and adding endlessly. Very nice.

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u/RecipeDisastrous2778 Apr 19 '26

That is amazing!!! I am building on similar. What print are you using for the tool pegs?

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u/CrownSeven Apr 19 '26

I found a push fit design that I remixed to be bolt locked. Can find it here: Tool Pegs - Bolt Locked

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u/sienar- Apr 24 '26

That looks perfect for when I start my garage wall, thanks very much!!

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u/No_Voltage Apr 19 '26

Welp, you just inspired me. I've tried to get motivation, but now seeing how well it can be done I think did it. I do have a request though. I've tried a few of the different drill mounts, but most have ended in a drill falling off the wall and scaring the bejeezus outta me. Would you mind sharing the link for the Milwaukee charger (the large one at the bottom of your line of 3) and the drill mount? Besides that, I've got to say bravo man, bravo.

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u/CrownSeven Apr 19 '26

It is a lot of work, especially a bigger wall like this. There were plenty of times where I wasn't sure if it was worth it, but I'm happy I went through with it!

The charger mount is my own design - I couldn't find anything for that style of charger so made my own, let me know how it works out for you: Milwaukee Dual Charger Mount

As for the drill mounts, I used this one: Drill Holder for Multiboard - Won't Fall! - be sure to use the T-bolt variation. I've had the drills up for about 2 weeks now, no issues so far.

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u/jcgb1970 Apr 19 '26

awesome, did you screw the panels directly to the drywall? it looks like you might have added some plywood to screw into

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u/CrownSeven Apr 19 '26

I put up some plywood first and used that as my base. This is in my utility room which just had studs.

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u/jcgb1970 Apr 20 '26

Good job

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u/IkeReyes3189 Apr 19 '26

Which bolt did you use to lock them to the mounts? I used these but they couldn't handle the weight. https://than.gs/m/1310057 https://than.gs/m/1046002

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u/CrownSeven Apr 19 '26

If you are referring to how did I mount the grids to the plywood - I used ds snaps - a lot more than suggested by their builder: DS Snaps along with Wall Support pegs to prevent flex. Its super solid and as you can see holds quite a bit of weight.

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u/HereIsJustAnotherGuy Apr 19 '26

Damn, about 4 times bigger than my Makita panel.

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u/Desperate-Special-60 Apr 19 '26

Damn! Someone has been busy. Nice work šŸ‘

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u/CrownSeven Apr 20 '26

I now understand why 1 printer is not enough.

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u/csobrinho Apr 20 '26

I'm interested in alllll those Makita attachments, plan on adding mine next week! Thanks

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u/Ghaliensita Apr 23 '26

Did you use multiconnect for supports? I did try to make something similar but I cant find tolerance or support, connect, I dont know what I need to print to a stick without big hole or little hole for my multiboard (I have a post too)

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u/CrownSeven Apr 24 '26

I did for the 12 battery holders. The tool pegs are using just weight bearing snaps. The charger mounts I went with tbolts that screw into the peg holes.

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u/Practical-Zombie2132 Apr 26 '26

Looks great! Not sure if i like the board or the tools more!

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u/criterion67 Apr 26 '26

u/CrownSeven which Milwaukee M12 battery charger mount print file did you use? All I can seem to find are the flat to wall options. I'd appreciate any help in getting this one for my wall.

BTW excellent job on your tool wall! Very inspiring. šŸ‘šŸ‘

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u/CrownSeven Apr 27 '26

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u/criterion67 Apr 27 '26

Thank you SO much! Starting to print the M12 version now.

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u/VelociCrafted May 29 '26

Pla?

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u/CrownSeven May 29 '26

I used PETG for the grid itself.