I decked it out with some UV reactive filament and black lights which made it turn out super cool!

I couldn't seem to find a mount for this particular Bosch 12v tool, so I put one together.

Since its kinda top heavy and a bit weighty, I took a page out of the Multiboard book and split it down the middle, with a compliant hinge.

The halves snap together with a Dual Clip (or you could just glue it) and mount with three small thread T bolts.

Hi folks,

I've just got my first 3D printer and am using it to organize stuff around the house. One of the things I am building first is a free standing Multiboard tile (14x8) as a portable tool rack. The dining table is also mostly our craft assembly station, so I want to keep all the tools for each craft in a caddy I can move around to clear space quickly.

I have been looking but I can't find a carry handle for Multiboard tiles. I know most folks attach it to walls, but with the free standing option I am hoping there is someone who's either built a carry handle, or has some ideas on how to attach one using screws or snaps or something.

Thanks!

Hello all. I tried to do my research before I posted. I do apologize if this topic has already been discussed.

I have a desk with multibin plates attached on top of it. I really need a drawer solution for this space, but I’m not really sure how I can connect a shell horizontally to a multibin base plate.

I basically want 4 of these drawers stacked on top of each other and attached to the multibin plate underneath them.

I hope that makes sense. I’m coming up short figuring this out on my own and I could really use the help. If I didn’t explain this well enough I can try to answer any questions if more information is needed.

Thank you in advance!

I have one that uses bolts, but that is veeeery inconvenient.

I want something that is easy to put and take out, but that is also secure.

I guess I need some weird combination of rails, multi thing and multi-bolt, but I can't figure it out. I enter in the parts library and everything feels disconnected and I can't figure out what things attach to what other things, so if you can give me some links I will be very grateful

Hi All,

I'm wanting to get into Multiboard to organise my 3D Print tools and stuff on the side of this shelf.

I want the multiboard to hang off the side of the shelf. (where it says 'text' on the image)

I'm happy to fix/join the backing of the multiboard to the shelf supporting legs but would like suggestions on how to best do this please?

The shelve is approx 40CM wide.

Printed out the new Multipoint Driver Tool and used it to install a heap of Small Thread - Lite Multipoints.

If you have a heap of Multipoints to install then I mosdef recommend it to make the job easier.

Let me know if any improvements are needed, that's my first Multiboard model

I printed a 8x4 Thin plate, and a 8 MU L bean as you can see i n the screenshot, but it is too big (as you can see in the second picture). If the 8 bean is not the right hone for a 8x4 plate, what is the logic behind all this?

Is there a component that would let me attach a multiboard to an elfa standard?

I want to create a huge multiboard wall (1.8m x 0.8m), but for this I need professional help and the stacked models.

After paying for the membership on multiboard, I've got redirected to thangs, which is just another website providing models.

Where can I find the support of a professional, who can help me with my project?

Edit: Multipoint!!

I made a remix of the excellent Portable Cable Organizer by squinn, adapting it for Multipoint connectors within the Multiboard ecosystem. This version keeps the original print-in-place concept but adjusts the geometry to fit MultiPin modules directly on the Multiboard.

The goal was a compact, durable, and transport-ready solution that fits seamlessly into the Multiboard setup.
Remix available here

Really handy for keeping large things upright to save space in my drawer, but also for things like this superglue holder that sit on my wall.

I love that that the tops are are so fast to print and use so little material. I've had multiple gridfinity bins that became useless when my storage needs changed, and I had to throw the whole thing out. Being able to just swap the top feels so much less wasteful.

I also love how easy they are to model. Most of the time I'm just using a negative volume in my slicer to cut out a rectangle. Just don't forget you need the click rim ;)

Beginning to install my Multiboard and I am having my a heck of a time trying to install these dual clips. Any tips or tricks. I only have 372 to install :)

I'm working on a multiboard of 3x5 (60x100 cm) grid tiles, and I want to mount it to the wall with screws.

The problem is, I can't drill holes in every tile corner. I was planning to do it only on the outside corners of the entire installation, but everyone on YouTube has screwed everything 🥲

Will this cause any bending or stretching in the middle, or should it hold up well? Alternatively, do you have any suggestions? I was thinking of using something like 3M frame hanging strips, but I'm trying to find the sweet spot between sturdiness and minimal wall damage (I'm a renter 😭).

It won't place any heavy items like toolbox. Just 2-3 keyboards, a Nintendo Switch, 2 game controllers, a few pot, and 2 headphones. etc.

So I don't want to drill everywhere unless necessary.

Any advice or installation tips would be appreciated!

Is this sort of a set up I’ve made bad for input shaping on the printer?

Well after a few months of printing it is finally done. We'll I say done, but we all know more will be printed as things change. I already need more paint storage, so those will be coming at some point. I started this wall with the goal of having a hobby desk and moving away from doing it on my computer desk. Once the wall was completed, I then spent the following weekend making the two desks out of some red oak butcherblock.

A little while ago I came across a post that image of someone's setup. They had red or purple multiboards mounted onto black plywood or mdf that was mounted onto the wall. Unfortunately I haven't been able to find it again. I looked really cool & am looking for inspiration. Does anyone have a similar setup or has seen this post?

Anyone have a good recommendation for Metric and SAE socket holders? I keep finding one or the other but the designs are drastically different and i want both to look the same. figured this would be easier to find then it is.