Multiboard Filament Storage System

Like many of us, I have accumulated quite a bit of filament and thought, why buy something when I can print it. I started thinking about how to organize my filament, and I personally like it stored vertically. While looking for ideas, I remembered Multiboard had a modular component called Multibins.

Why Multiboard?

Completely Modular
Remix Culture
Extremely Versatile

Solution: Remixed multiboard parts!

This might not be the most practical or simplest solution, but that's the joy of 3D printing. We are able to push limits and designs to do whatever pops into our heads. If you want to build our own version, I have listed the parts and more information below. The best part about it is that you can change it to fit your needs at any time! I started with holding 3 spools, then expanded it out to hold 4 spools across and 2 high. But currently in the process of printing parts to make it 8 spool wide by 3 high!

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Parts Index (Color Match Example Photos)

⚪ 8×8 Tile with Cutout - Remix

⚪L Beam Plus Corner & Cap - Remix

🔴 T Beam Plus Corner & Cap - Remix

🟡 X Beam Corner & Cap - Remix

⚪ 8×2 Tile - Stock Part

⚪ Clip - Stock Part

⚪ L Beam Size 1 - Stock Part

⚪ L Beam Size 7 - Stock Part

🔵 T Beam Size 1 - Stock Part

🔵 T Beam Size 7 - Stock Part

Instructions - Working on a file with more pictures and details.

Should have added in the next couple of days!

In the meantime, I did add a file that has all the parts in order as a visual tool

Disclaimer: I did not develop Multiboard, check them out at multiboard.io

This system was designed by Johnathan (Keep Making)

Multiboard Filament Storage System

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

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