r/Multiboard

Every weekend I get a little bit more done. Building out the wall, filling the fittings kit, and making 3MF projects for frequently used groups ( eg:shelf, braces, screws, and snaps all in one project)

Of note: I realized that printing stacks is more stressful than printing single tiles, and ties up the printer for longer. I get 4 tiles in 21 hours when stacked, and one tile every 4 hours when printed solo. Printing single tiles also allows me to pivot and print something else between tile printings.

Hello, I am working on a PC build that will be mounted directly to a Multiboard wall (caseless PC build). Its for a system that I'm building that is not high end and built with an motherboard and spare parts. It will mostly be used to run my 3d Printer and for my kiddo to do schoolwork on. The problem is I need a motherboard mount for the one I have. I am using the board that was originally out of a slim computer. It is a Acer Small Form-Factor LGA1115 board. Is there anybody that can design such a thing to work with a Multiboard wall or am I just screwed on that board? A decent offset for cooling would be nice and any advice on how to print it on a Bambu Labs A1 Mini would be great also.