This took me quite a bit of time! First time doing multiboard, and twice now I thought “let me just do this section” and then puff I need more 😅
Advanced grid, offset snaps and mounting pillars for bracing, most 8x8. The room is plasterboard on metal studs so I put 12mm ply on the wall with some wing nut screws first
Now I it’s time to organize and print and design lots of inserts!
It’s 390x80 cm.
Hard to describe because this is my first project. But Because I am using the Beam colum on the corner I cant connect the vertical plate using the regular Small Thread Clip because of the additional distance.
I need a sord of small thread extendion for that small thread that convers into another small thread after the extension, correct?
I only found the "20 mm Small Thread - Small Head - Bolt" but it is flat it odes not work.
I found this on the payed pack tutorial, but I cant find this for download, maybe it is payed, not sure.
Can soemone please helpme on that?
I built a free-standing multiboard wall for my desk, and I love it, but my hope of attaching it to my monitor to keep it stable really isn't working out that well.
Does anyone know of any braces or anything that attach to the back to keep it from leaning forward? Or any other solutions to keep it from leaning forward? As you can see in the picture I tried X braces and that keeps it rigid, but it's still pitching forward quite a bit.
Any suggestions welcome!
EDIT: You folks are just full of great ideas, thank you so much for your help!
What are the proper items to print that will secure these bins to these red plates? I'm trying to use them to organize some drawers on a boat that will see a ton of movement.
Also anyone know if someone designed bins with hinged lids by any chance? Or some type of lockable lids? :)
So i just finished my first stacked PETG print and i am trying to figure out what went wrong. i was able to get 2 usable panels from a stack of 6. the others just did not want to separate, to the point of them cracking apart. the test file came out fine, any suggestions? some of my corners came up a little bit during the print, but i didn't think much of it. did that result in the .2mm gap between being 0 and them fusing together?
Hi.
Using a Prusa Core 1+ , followed the print instructions (0.2, 3 perimiters) Printing with well-dried PLA. Starter pack (the stand alone single panel)
Trying to get a feel if this is right for me, thought I'd give it a go. Every single plate has taken three attempts to get it to print without a failure.
For context, I have not had a fail on this printer in months. Self-designed/downloaded: it all just prints. Not a noob, but this one genuinely has me scratching my head.
Anyone got similar problems, or insights as to the why?
