Multiboard Bone 2x6

NOTE: For most models, it is worth reading the description carefully, and for some it is even necessary.

I use the Multiboard in various places and in various contexts. Sometimes these are very unusual constructions, which is why I have a few of my own elements. One of them, which I probably use most often, is the Multiboard Bone. Bone, because its shape resembles a bone.

I use it as a spacer between panels, a wall or a floor (something like a column). I use it as an arm to extend something beyond the panel. I use it as... the list goes on. It seems simple, but it is very useful.

I could use a regular board, but the Multiboard Bone is printed much faster (45 minutes vs. 30 minutes), and the material is practically the same. It is also more solid, which is very important in some applications.

Why 2x6?

• 2, because this is enough to ensure not only the right stiffness, but also, for example, to use it to connect two standard Multiboard Tiles together.
• 6, because... I am currently using the Bambu Lab A1 Mini and Multiboard Tiles 6x6 is the maximum size that fits ;-)

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Filament in Print Profiles

The filament specified in print profiles is usually just a guideline. It simply must be there. But most often – unless the model description specifically states that a given element must be printed with a specific filament – you can easily change it to the type you want to print the model with. Of course, when making such a decision, it's worth considering not only the type of filament you have, but also what will actually be best for the given print (model, application).

You can change the material type as needed while creating the print (Bambu Studio, Bambu Handy).