Dual T Mounting Offset Snaps, Quad Connector

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This object is part of Multiboard, an "all in one" 3D printed storage system that combines the best of all other systems into ONE design.

With over 600 parts, Multiboard will give you almost everything you need. I'm talking bolts, honeycomb snaps, pegboard accessories, Gridfinity-style boxes, strong shelves, and much more.

If you want storage that adapts as your projects change, or if you want to blow away anyone who walks into your workshop...

Then head over to https://multiboard.io to discover everything this system can do.

Have fun!

PS - If you're already a member and have no idea what this specific part is for, then go to https://multiboard.io/resources to learn how every part works.

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ClintM2 years ago

Yes it is very challenging to figure out what you need and how many. I would really like to see a proper usage chart.

bjeanes2 years ago

I don't understand how this part is supposed to work. I really wish your parts included a picture of it in use.

You have this:

PS - If you're already a member and have no idea what this specific part is for, then go to https://multiboard.io/resources to learn how every part works.

But while that page has the library of parts, they're just thumbnails that link back to thangs.com search pages and don't actually include any explanations...

sillypuppy2 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5OF6diYiSE&list=RDCMUCag3pW5VGGN6RKFVUNGBoMg&index=2&t=777s

He explains it in the video here. Permanently keeps them together in the correct alignment. Not really required.

bjeanes2 years ago

Ah excellent thank you!

ne20002 years ago

I just found he covers it in his getting started video on youtube. it's meant to correctly space 2 dual 8mm wall connectors to more or less make a quad connector. i wish I knew about this when i was installing my board on the wall. I had the slightest bow on some of my panels and was trying to hold together corners of panels with needle nose pliers while I attached the quad front snaps. I broke MANY!