I found Multiboard really confusing and it was never clear what I actually needed to print to start snapping things together. openGrid is much simpler in comparison and also took up a lot less material (especially when using the Lite grid variant)
Found it interesting initially (although the demo pack didn’t even include pre-plated unless you paid) but the license was really, really a killer for me. It used to claim “CC but we modified it” and seems nowhere close now - current seems to be:
And there are a hell of a lot of red flags in here for me.
Things like, free, but you aren’t allowed to redistribute the STL. You can modify, but only allowed to distribute if “heavily” modified and the only person allowed to judge that is the original designer.
For those looking for a more open alternative, check out openGrid - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mDBue4fw3U
I found Multiboard really confusing and it was never clear what I actually needed to print to start snapping things together. openGrid is much simpler in comparison and also took up a lot less material (especially when using the Lite grid variant)
Found it interesting initially (although the demo pack didn’t even include pre-plated unless you paid) but the license was really, really a killer for me. It used to claim “CC but we modified it” and seems nowhere close now - current seems to be:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1C0-Iyxydqk_d2I3o_5ualJ9Y...
And there are a hell of a lot of red flags in here for me.
Things like, free, but you aren’t allowed to redistribute the STL. You can modify, but only allowed to distribute if “heavily” modified and the only person allowed to judge that is the original designer.
Entirely their right, but no thanks for me.
There are plenty of prints that are compatible with Ikea Skadis panels.
https://www.thingiverse.com/tag:skadis