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2 MU - Small Thread - L Multiboard Beam 3d model
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2 MU - Small Thread - L Multiboard Beam 3d model
2 MU - Small Thread - L Multiboard Beam 3d model
2 MU - Small Thread - L Multiboard Beam 3d model

2 MU - Small Thread - L Multiboard Beam

This model is restricted by licensing terms. 

Multiboard Beams are designed to connect with tiles or plates to form 3D structures. They attach to tiles or plates using Dual Clips. Beams can also connect to each other using Dual Clips.

The beam ends have holes for filament pieces to be inserted. The filament is used to secure other connected beams and lock the side dual clips into place.

The beam includes small thread holes for added functionality. These thread holes also feature smaller secondary holes, allowing you to remove dual clips with a small Allen key.

This is a 2 MU (50 mm) beam that fits with 3 MU tiles. The additional space is for end caps or corner pieces.

Printing Guidelines:

Use 3 perimeter wall thickness, 0.2 mm layer height, 15% infill, and no supports. Apart from that, use your printer's default settings.

The printing orientation is as provided in the file. Make sure the downloaded files are .STL. This part has been designed with a tolerance of 0.25 mm. Your printer will need to be able to bridge gaps of up to 30 mm for some designs.


This object is part of Multiboard, a FREE and ridiculously modular organization system with thousands of parts to create the most adaptable workspace possible. Learn more and find ALL the parts at https://multiboard.io

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Community Makes (1)
Box worked great.  Was tricky assembling, but much easier with the tool shown.  I used PETG for the dark blue H connector pieces, need to jam those in both sides of each piece twice so print 32 of them. There are 6 in each corner piece.  I used a 4x4 plate for the bottom, a 3x3 plate is too small.
Box worked great.  Was tricky assembling, but much easier with the tool shown.  I used PETG for the dark blue H connector pieces, need to jam those in both sides of each piece twice so print 32 of them. There are 6 in each corner piece.  I used a 4x4 plate for the bottom, a 3x3 plate is too small.


Community Makes (1)
Box worked great.  Was tricky assembling, but much easier with the tool shown.  I used PETG for the dark blue H connector pieces, need to jam those in both sides of each piece twice so print 32 of them. There are 6 in each corner piece.  I used a 4x4 plate for the bottom, a 3x3 plate is too small.
Box worked great.  Was tricky assembling, but much easier with the tool shown.  I used PETG for the dark blue H connector pieces, need to jam those in both sides of each piece twice so print 32 of them. There are 6 in each corner piece.  I used a 4x4 plate for the bottom, a 3x3 plate is too small.

Discussions
Doreen S
eddysnores
Box worked great. Was tricky assembling, but much easier with the tool shown. I used PETG for the dark blue H connector pieces, need to jam those in both sides of each piece twice so print 32 of them. There are 6 in each corner piece. I used a 4x4 plate for the bottom, a 3x3 plate is too small.
Box worked great.  Was tricky assembling, but much easier with the tool shown.  I used PETG for the dark blue H connector pieces, need to jam those in both sides of each piece twice so print 32 of them. There are 6 in each corner piece.  I used a 4x4 plate for the bottom, a 3x3 plate is too small. 3d model
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PrinterCreality K1
MaterialPLA
SupportsNone
BrimNo
Walter R
walter.riggs

WARNING: It is not possible to get a normal clip out of the end of one of these things. If you break it, you're reprinting another beam.

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mattrippetoe

Not true. There are holes on the inside that you can use an Allen key or even a piece of filament to dislodge the broken clip.

2 MU - Small Thread - L Multiboard Beam

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Jonathan K
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This model is restricted by licensing terms.Â