**!!UPDATED VERSION!!**
I have made a simple but important update to the Multiboard Bolt Driver:  The depth of the socket has doubled so there is less slipping when driving bolts.  note:  Ignore V2 as that was an error in uploading the model with my 4D brand.  V3 is the updated, brandless version.

**Updated slicer settings**
I confirmed that although printing this horizontally is the correct orientation for toughness, it requires a substantial support which ruins the texture of one side of the driver and results in a rough edge.  Additionally, if you do not add supports to the socket, it will sag and will therefore be unusable - ask me how I know.

Standard 0.2mm except:
4 Wall Line Count - Increases sturdiness
10% Infill - results in a lighter weight driver
10mm Brim - Not required but I was more comfortable printing vertically with a brim

This is a remix of "Screw Driver" by megatron321

( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:709811 )

This screw driver has been adapted to drive MULTIBOARD bolts and T-Bolts.  After installing and removing so many multiboard bolts, my fingers hurt terribly so I created a tool to easily install and remove the bolts.  It is designed to fit both plain and flat bolts as well as plain and flat t-bolts.

I added grooves along the head to indicate the sides of the bolts to assist with lining them up with the multiboard tiles.  There are two smaller grooves that indicate the top/bottom points of the t-bolts.

I added a custom brand to the handle base. The file does not have the brand.

It fits perfectly in a Multiboard Horizontal Pole Mount when attached to my Multiboard Multitool Holder.

Multiboard Bolt Driver

This is a remix of "Screw Driver" by megatron321

( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:709811 )

0.2mm quality
No supports needed if printed vertically

This screw driver has been adapted to drive MULTIBOARD bolts and T-Bolts.  After installing and removing so many multiboard bolts, my fingers hurt terribly so I created a tool to easily install and remove the bolts.  It is designed to fit both plain and flat bolts as well as plain and flat t-bolts.

I added grooves along the head to indicate the sides of the bolts to assist with lining them up with the multiboard tiles.  There are two smaller grooves that indicate the top/bottom points of the t-bolts.

I added a custom brand to the handle base. The file does not have the brand.

I printed this standing up on the base and used a Brim to keep it in place. If you want to deal with more supports, you can print it in its side so the layer lines are perpendicular to the torque direction but I haven't had any structural issues.

MultiBoardDriver_v2.stl

**Note: “Multipoints” have been renamed to Fix-Points. “Multipoint Rails” are just Rails. All the parts will still be available within the Multiboard and Multibin subsystems.**

Learn the basics and get a taste of Multipoint. This video tutorial shows you how to assemble everything: https://youtu.be/6-Snwj2g73o

**Printing Guidelines:**
The printing orientation is as provided in the file. The print has been designed to be “3 wall perimeters” in wall thickness. Printed at a layout height of 0.2 mm. It doesn't need printing supports. Use the default 15% infill. 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.


Multipoint Learning Pack

Plate 1 - Tile.3mf

Plate 2 - Shells, Plate, Shelf and Feet.3mf

Plate 3 - Inserts, Drawer & Accessories.3mf

Here is a lightweight angled pencil holder for the multiboard system. There's also a smaller version here that can hold things like block erasers, and pencil lead cases. These attach to a Multiboard using a Multipoint.
To print the attachment clips, follow the instructions in the attached image. This will ensure that the clips hold together each box with optimal strength.

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This design is a remix of Multipoint Slots - STEP Remixing Files by Keep Making, available on https://thangs.com/designer/Multiboard/3d-model/Multipoint%20Slots%20-%20STEP%20Remixing%20Files-1145162. 

This remix is shared under the Multiboard License, meaning it is for non-commercial use only. If you use or remix this design, please provide appropriate credit and follow the same licensing terms.

For full details, check out the Multiboard License: https://www.multiboard.io/license.

Angled Pencil Holder - Multiboard

AngledPencilHolder_Clip.stl

AngledPencilHolder_Multiboard.stl

I have a bunch of cables running around near my Multiboard, and wanted a way to keep them organized and easy accessible. This mount comes in two parts:

A snap that goes in the Multiboard, for where you want to mount the cable.
A clamp that goes around the cable to hold the magnets that attach it to the snap.
Each part uses four 6x2mm disc magnets, the same kind that are used in Gridfinity. I went with four because it seemed like the optimum amount to provide a reasonable strength grip even on longer/heavier cables. If you insert the magnets in the recommended pattern, it also lets the mount self-align when popping it in to place.

No supports and no adhesive! All you need are the magnets!

 
**Printing instructions**
- These parts are designed to be printed in the orientation shown in the slicer screenshot.
- The Multiboard snap is a remix of the original snap, which was designed to be printed with 3 walls. The other parts are fine with 2.
- Designed and tested with standard PLA on a 0.4mm nozzle.
- No supports needed!
 
**Assembly instructions**
1. Decide on the orientation you want the cable to sit when mounted to the Multiboard.
2. Insert the magnets in the recommended pattern (see “Inserting magnets” below) in the Multiboard snap.
3. Figure out what orientation the snap will be in when inserted into the Multiboard. This likely depends on how you plan to insert the A side snap on the back.
4. With that orientation in mind, insert magnets into the cable clamp in the opposite direction from the Multiboard, so they'll attract each other with the mount oriented how you want.
5. Place your cable in the top side of the clamp, and press the bottom side into the slots until it clicks.

**Inserting magnets**
The magnet holes on both parts have a small lip around them at the opening. This holds the magnets in place without needing any adhesives. The magnets are not meant to be removed once inserted.

Inserting the magnets by hand can be a bit tricky, but the included magnet insertion tool makes it much easier. Here's my recommended method for inserting the magnets:

1. Place the insertion tool on top of the piece you want to insert the first magnet in to. The flat side should be facing up, and the tiered side should be facing down and holding the other piece in place. The holes should be aligned on both parts.
2. Drop in a single magnet in the first position (it doesn't matter where you start), and get it oriented how you want. This is easiest if you hold another magnet underneath the part, so the magnet you're inserting will orient itself.
3. Place the peg in the hole on top of the magnet being inserted, careful to hold the magnet in place in the orientation you want.
4. Give the peg a light tap with a rubber mallet or some other whacking device.
  - Be careful not to hit it too hard, or you may push the magnet all the way through the bottom of the snap.
5. Repeat this process for the three remaining magnets, going in a circle. When using the recommended magnet layout, each subsequent magnet will be attracted to the magnet adjacent to it, so it will align itself to the correct orientation.
Note: It does not matter which pole you decide to call “north” and which is “south”, as long as you're consistent about it.

Multiboard magnetic cable mount

Cable clamp top.stl

The Skadis keychain has been a great addition to my sets of keys. Now that multiboard is out, it's a perfect opportunity to remix this so that many more people can make use of this great functional design.

A top hook from multiboard was combined with the keyring part in TinkerCAD to create this remix. The keyring part was increased in thickness to match that of the hook.

Multiboard Keychain Hook

keychain_remix_v1.2.stl

This is a Multiboard attachment designed to hold 4 rolls of Washi tape. Make sure to print on the side as this piece is designed for this. Print with small thread T-Bolts to secure to your Mulitboard. I used 13mm small thread T-Bolts.

I have included the Fusion 360 .step file for those that would like to edit the design you are welcome to. 

**Print Settings**
Print with your default Multiboard settings. 
I printed at 15% cubic infill with a .25mm layer height. 

Comment if you like the model or would like to see something else! 

Multiboard - Washi Tape Holder - 4 Rolls

Multiboard Tape Holder v1.stl

Multiboard

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