6.25 mm - Offset Snap (DS Part A) 3d model

6.25 mm - Offset Snap (DS Part A)

61K downloads · 2 years ago · "6.25 mm Offset Snaps" screw onto a surface and attaches to a tile, creating a 6.25 mm gap. This par

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"6.25 mm Offset Snaps" screw onto a surface and attaches to a tile, creating a 6.25 mm gap. This part usually goes on the 4 corners of your board.

This is a "Part A" piece, and attaches to a Part B Snap.

Learn more about this part at https://multiboard.io/knowledge-hub

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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Discussions

fred640032 years ago

Why is the date on these parts "December 15, 2023" when (I think) this is the new version of them released in Jan 2024 (per https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6QzwYYZiBE)? ARE these the new parts? Why is doing practically anything with MultiBoard always so confusing?

Recoup18801 year ago

Because the entire system is in beta, they don't provide version numbers for tracking changes they keep making, and it'll be a mess as long as they l refuse to deal with the issue and keep adding undocumented feature tweaks

SorenTheSwede1 year ago

What is the recommended screw diameter (and/or size, I guess)?

Korwiin1 year ago

I found that #8 screws fit the countersink and the bore of the holes and are pretty common in US based hardware stores. My local place didnit stock any #9 sizes, but those should work too.

jrskola1 year ago

With the latest "On Grid" update, is this now the new (new!) DS Part A that makes the new DS Part B completely flush? I confused how these files get 'updated' yet the upload date stays the same.....

luckygreen1 year ago

If you find out the answer, please do let me know. I have the same question.

jrskola1 year ago

The answer is, these are the 'new' parts. Thangs does NOT update the date when Multiboard replaces the file. The way I was able to finally tell was by looking at the Legacy part and comparing it to this one.

BUT. Be aware that the ON GRID STANDARD is apparently changing (again) to be 6.5mm instead of 8mm.

luckygreen1 year ago

The On Grid Standard did indeed already change. To an 6.25mm offset (Part A) and a flush top (Part B)

patyuen2 years ago

I suggest using a sharpie to mark the square after printing while the part is still on the print bed. Once you remove the part, the square is nearly invisible and it needs to be aligned with part B during assembly.

davidlukerice2 years ago

I think the side print is to increase strength of the part and allow stack printing.

Prusa slicer gave a warning but was able to print on the side without supports on my prusa mini.

Eriq021 year ago

I miss the 15mm version of this part

tcarmona7 months ago

https://thangs.com/designer/Multiboard/3d-model/Multiboard%20Legacy%20Parts-991330 its in the legacy folder

Lupox8 months ago

I'm too

hi.i.am.jaime2 years ago

Should these be printed onto it's side?

jereyster2 years ago

Yes, they print well on the side. Printing on the side orients the weaker inter-layer bonds to be oriented in a way that avoids breaking. I accidentally printed them face-up at first, then realized my mistake and reprinted.