In April 2025, Multiboard announced and soon rolled out as default, a fundamental change in the way Multiboard tiles are mounted to the wall. The new 6.25mm distance Snaps (Part A) utilize matching flush, instead of raised, Snaps (Part B) to hold the tiles in place. These new flush Snaps can no longer (reasonably) be inserted by hand. Instead, an insertion tool, often in combination with a rubber mallet, is required. The Multiboard project provided no such tool.

Full credit goes to user Balu on Printables <[https://www.printables.com/model/1286790-multiboard-flush-snap-pusher>](https://www.printables.com/model/1286790-multiboard-flush-snap-pusher>) for developing a prototype of the tool, which we jointly over less than 24h of truly rewarding collaboration evolved into the production-ready versions available for your use and enjoyment now.

Not only do the insertion tools make flush Snaps insertions possible, we added additional features, such as an indicator square that can be leveraged by the user in conjunction with a tiny, all but invisible, Indicator Square found on each Snap to ensure proper alignment of the two halves of the Snaps, which, unbeknownst to many users, have directionality and must be rotationally aligned in one very specific way to function correctly.

[Proper documentation to follow. Hopefully, the IKEA-style assembly guide below will suffice for a day or two].

Happy Printing!