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Multiboard Learning Pack

13K downloads · 2 years ago · Learn the basics of the Tiles and get a taste of Multiboard. This video tutorial shows you how to as

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Learn the basics of the Tiles and get a taste of Multiboard. This video tutorial shows you how to assemble everything: https://youtu.be/Oge0fgVxRHY

Printing Guidelines:

The printing orientation is as provided in the files. The prints have been designed to be “3 wall perimeters” in wall thickness. Printed at a layer height of 0.2mm. They don’t need printing supports. Use the default 15% infill. Your printer will need to be able to bridge gaps of up to 30mm for some designs.

If you print the stacked tiles, watch this tutorial first to get your settings right: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xs2urfM0MRM

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Community Makes (8)

Made a tabletop organizer for my desk and the wife wanted a smaller version for desk. I love this stuff! Wait till you see the wall project!

Printed fine. And the entire set fits into a PLA box. Just wanted to do a test print before actually printing one for the wall.

Community Makes (8)

Discussions

Daniel of @MakerThingy2 years ago

Daniel of @MakerThingy2 years ago

neilking692 years ago

For the starter pack I think it would be advisable to list all components as included. Trying to identify which bolts are included so I can print more, if they were listed it would save scrolling through the list.

alexmsmith7772 years ago

I agree! My print failed (I've never had luck with long prints) so I wanted to just start printing individual items. but... I wasn't sure what they were. Had to open the build plates and start deleting things instead. However, I wasn't sure what to name the files!

andreas.felix.haeberle2 years ago

PETG version von

tyransol2 years ago

Made a tabletop organizer for my desk and the wife wanted a smaller version for desk. I love this stuff! Wait till you see the wall project!

Layer height0.3 mm

Infill density15 %

SupportsNone

roadrageryan1 year ago

Heads up - parts in pack are not the same as in video. Difference to avoid surprise:

"Part B" not flush mount
"Part B" only has 8@1x1 vs 16, 4@1x2 & 1@2x2 instead
Moderate weight bearing snaps do not have arrows and not "full"
Locking bolts are split vs whole
Bolt locking parts look different

vyellex1 year ago

Thank you! It's so frustrating the creator seems to insist on using videos as primary documentation rather than text.

aquaticsguy2 years ago

Printed fine. And the entire set fits into a PLA box. Just wanted to do a test print before actually printing one for the wall.

seawolf.ye9 months ago

My first build.. Still tinkering

PrinterCreality Ender 3 V3

MaterialPLA

Layer height6 mm

crzywlf2 years ago

You might want to bundle the Accessories a little differently. I can print the tiles no problem on my Ender but can't print the Accessories so ended up having to download them per model anyway. Maybe 2 stls that are no larger than the tiles not stacked.