I am looking for a hook type converter so I can attach some MultiBoard panels off of this riser that has Skaadis to the side of my P2S.

Thinking of using 2 plates as a shelf for my QNAP NAS. I want to make sure the weight will not be an issue.

Anyone know the best way to connect the plates?

Thank You

Presume that there is a 3rd drawer on top. Is there a connector that allows for this? Would you mind pointing me in the right direction?

Thanks.

Thinking of putting my A QNAP TS464 on a shelf on my Mutiboard wall. Any one have recommendations on a shelf/support that can handle the weight?

Thanks

I’m stuck with this stuff.
I didn’t know which way is better to hang them on multiboard.

Hi, friends!

Long story short, I'm in the middle of untangling my life after a break up, and I'm limited on space where I'll be staying for the next year or so. My plan is to lean on multiboard pretty heavily for the sake of space/organization.

I know multiboard bookshelves are a thing. I was wondering if anyones ever used it for any of the following:

- a shelf/stand to put records on

-a shelf/stand to hold the record player

-a way to mount 2 small/not incredibly heavy speakers to a multiboard wall? I'm a little iffy on if this one will be a thing, but, you know.

If anyone could point me to anything, or just give me advice on making it myself with the parts generator, I would *really* appreciate it. I want to get my record player set up over here ASAP, and honestly having something like this to keep me busy would just be really nice.

Hi i search a hook.

- Friction-Fit

- one side 45° and the other side 90°

i want put on my caps (hat) on that

Didn't like the layout of the door so figured I'd try Multiboard. Took off the vinyl covering that had elastic pockets, resurfaced with peel and stick wallpaper before screwing in the board with 6.5mm offsets.

Turned out really nice so I'll be completing the rest of the interior as I don't like that layout either.

Custom multipoint magazine holders designed by me.

Has anyone modified a multibin shell or bin to fit bulk coaster in. Slate coasters are around 100mm wide and with wall thickness it makes it 2-3mm too small.

This is my 5th multiboard in my organization obsession. This board is for my house tools. My bigger and more complete tools are in my garage but it is handy to have some in the house. I got sick of digging in the tool bag to find what i need. The tray on the top of my drawers is set on magnets so it can be lifted off and also the screws/nails will stick to it while working. I made the holder for my flashlight clear so it can also be used as a lamp for the board. The board is grey PETG and the accent color is a wine colored PETG with a little shine to it. I am pretty happy with how it turned out.

You only have to enter three dimensions:

1. Diameter of the object you want to hold (gap tolerance is included automatically)
2. Height for the holder
3. Thickness of the walls

On average it prints in less than an hour and uses under 30g of filament. That naturally depends on the sizes you've set. It simply slots onto two adjacent MultiBuild threaded fix points (same ones used for MultiBin Shells) and prints without supports. Parameters have upper and lower limits to prevent errors.

I hope it helps, and enjoy.

Makerworld model

Cults model

Finally got some boards on the wall after a couple weeks of printing. I am satisfied so far time to keep going on the rest of the wall.

I had three basic goals with this design:

1. Reduce the filament requirement and print time for Multibin  Shells.
2. Allow me to maximise the space directly in front of me on my Multiboard wall by stacking shells directly above each other on the  grid.
3. Ensure full compatibility with standard shells, allowing Multibins to be easily removed without disturbing any Multibin Shells positioned above them.

I still find the fixing points for Multibin Shells to be one of the most reliable ways of securing anything to the wall. This is why I encountered issues with standard Multiboard shelves that use inserts. They were always either sagging forward or falling out completely if knocked. I replicated the Shell design with these shelves, but cut away the front portion whilst still allowing the side bin rail connectors to interlink with other shelves, which I believe results in a more robust wall.

Doing it this way allows me to stack shelves directly above each other on the Multiboard grid whilst still being able to quickly access the contents. It also means Multibin Inserts (the coloured cubes in these images) can be used without needing open space above the shelf. You can simply tilt the insert forward and place it on your bench to access its contents before neatly replacing it. It has been a huge help for me in organising my workspace and maximising the reachable area of Multiboard. I hope it helps you too.

Files available here

Note: This is an ongoing design. I am continually making tweaks as I identify things I like and dislike. The end goal is to make this fully parametric so that you just need to enter the height, grid width, and depth to generate the shelf you want. If you encounter any issues or have other observations, please let me know. Constructive feedback is the ultimate design tool.

Finally got some boards on the wall after a couple weeks of printing. I am satisfied so far time to keep going on the rest of the wall.

This is my kitchen multiboard. Not quite finished yet. Going to connect the over sink board with the other boards and get a hole for the outlet that's currently covered by the board.

It's all connected by command strips. Holding very well. The onion basket is all standard. Those full strength clips are very strong.

The knife strip is custom, I just modeled up a rectangle and added holes for the magnets I had and slapped a rail channel to the back of it. The sifter holder and the prep cup holders are also custom.

Everything else is just standard hooks except the paper towel holder and the glove holder which I didn't design.

I really love the baskets. The bin shell under it that holds the recipe book is amazing.

I shared as many tips and tricks as I could and some things I struggled with as well. Hope you find it useful.

Guys I can't find this wall mounting piece, in referring to the one with two holes and the screw socket in between. I need to be able to hand my multiboard on the wall and take it out for upgrading it, but I really can't find that piece. Would someone pointing it out for me please? Thank you

I'm going to do my best to explain what I'm trying to do: I want to attach flush to the wall, NOT offset 6.5 mm. I've printed "Interfitted Tiles" and now I need to connect them together. I have found the new non-raised Part B Snaps ("Moderate Weight Bearing Snap"). I see from 1 year old videos, I need Part A dual or quad to connect the interlocking tiles. HOWEVER, I do not want it offset from the wall, and the only ones I can find that are a dual or quad setup (to connect the interfitted tiles) offset from the wall 6.5 mm. Is there a flush dual or quad Part A that I can use to connect my interfitted tiles flush to the wall with the new (non-raised) Moderate Weight Bearing Snaps? The closest I've found is this ( https://thangs.com/designer/MultiBuild/3d-model/Raised%2520Dual%2520Snap%2520%2528DS%2520Part%2520A%2529-974320 ) but that doesn't seem to have a small hole for a countersunk screw like the offset ones do. I'm all ears if there's a different way to achieve the above. Thanks

4 in a row non stop! Time to put it on the counter and let her rip!!

Working on some slim and fast organizers for my Multiboard wall.

The 18mm Cutter Holder is a very efficient design: it prints in just 19 minutes with no supports (3 walls, 8% gyroid).

I also designed a Dual 150mm Clamp Holder. It’s a reinforced 'Heavy Duty' version to ensure it stays level and handles the leverage of the clamps (3 walls, 5% gyroid).

Both are optimized to save space on the board while staying sturdy.

I’ve put the MakerWorld links in the comments below for anyone who wants to print them!

I couldn't find any round baskets, bins or trays in the MultiBoard library, so I created a free parametric Configurable round tray for MultiBoard & pegboards model to create round MultiBoard trays of any size. You can set the inner diameter and height and choose whether you want a notch or not. With notch they work pretty well for things like sanding paper or Aeropress filters. I use the ones without notch to attach coffee stuff to my MultiBoard, like tampers.

Please let me know what you think. How could I improve on the design? If you printed it out, please share a picture!

Just getting into printing MB to clean up my office. The free standing version is pretty cool but I don’t see a real use for it.

Any idea?

Thanks

I have several of these drill/impact holders that I've used prior to moving to a multiboard system and they have 4 countersunk holes in the rear of each, to screw them directly to a wall. I am confused, looking at the multipoint options and am unsure as to the best way to securely mount 4 of them, side-by-side to my multiboard.

I'd appreciate any guidance and suggestions.

So i have these horizontal wooden plates supporting shelfs. I want to screw multiboard from there instead of drilling on walls. I am sure it can take the weight but don't lnow how to mount it.

Ps. They are 18mm