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MultiBoard: Parametric Nx1 MU Brackets - Bolt-Locked Inserts

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Nx1 brackets for MultiBoard - fully parametric in N (MultiBoard units).

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Organizers
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1x1, 2x1, 3x1, and a Fusion file to generate Nx1 bolt-locked brackets for the MultiBoard organiser system (with N being the number of MultiBoard units). These are typically very useful when you need something that doesn't quite fit in a larger space, and still provide some limited support.

Full guide:

  1. Import the f3d file to Autodesk Fusion (other CAD software may not be supported).

  2. In the parameters tab, edit the parameter called n - this is the number of MultiBoard units (25mm per unit) that the bracket will cover, with one upwards nub at 25mm, and the second at N. If you want more upwards nubs, you're welcome to edit (I'd suggest generating one, copying, generating a second, and combining, or something similar). Do not set n below 3; I've included 1x1 and 2x1 which I made manually.

  3. Export, and print as per the original (no support, 0.2mm layer height, 3 perimeters, 20% infill rectilinear or so).

Quick bolt-locked guide: for each hook, print a Snap (I recommend the Moderate Weight-Bearing Snap for the bottom and the regular Flush Snap for the top ones, as the heavy variant is folded and not very suitable for bolt-locking, and the regular variant holds less weight when vertical, but is easier to install horizontally), and a Locking Bolt (the T variant is the easiest to print and works great). Then, you fit the bracket into the snap's front, and screw the locking bolt into the back side, before finally installing the snap, with the bracket attached. Brackets can also be used for a variety of other attachments; the ones in the picture are not-quite official (as they don't fully seat into the socket), but use these locking bolt adapters fitted with small thread fixed points to slot in. Note that if you cannot get to a snap because it is a dual snap that is part of your installation, you can use this niche adapter on the end of a hook to fit in (I've done that in the corners).

Files are licensed by the MultiBoard License, and check out MultiBuild for official parts.

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