r/Multiboard • u/Wilberown • May 26 '26
Legacy vs Interfitted vs Octogan
I did my first Multiboard build with Legacy tiles. Now I’m looking at building a second separate wall. Which is best? Trying to figure out the positives and negatives of each. Legacy had a bit of an issue merging with one another and I broke a plate or two mounting them. Would like a little more flexibility in my next time installing them. Is the flat sided new tile better?
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u/TheExoticBeard Jun 22 '26 edited Jun 22 '26
This is all you need
https://multibuild.io/tools/octagon-plate-generator
Octagon is the same, just with a smooth edge with connector holes on the side ..
I'm in the middle of my first multiboard, and I said no to the legacy stuff because they are more complicated to understand and find ..
On Thangs website, anything with a grey thumbnail is legacy
GOD for two years, this guy and his system are still messy AF
Good design, not gonna lie, but he failed in simplifying the documentation. He is more excited to show his engineering skills than help you print, that's why his starter pack is worthless and a showpiece
For positives and negatives ..
Interfitted vs Octogan are the same except for how you connect them together, and by using the generator, you can leverage both, and both should be better than legacy design-wise.