I won't post anymore fxboards. It changes nearly every day.
Maybe I just need to build a huuuuge board with everything on it?
Been there, done that.... went back to a smaller board. A big board is actually a pain in the ass, IMO. It doesn't fit anywhere, it's heavy and cumbersome, it's confusing as hell on stage, and if one of those little cables needs replacing, you've got that much more trial and error to do to find it. I actually found myself leaving my pedalboard at home because it was too much hassle to bring it to jams. Talk about defeating the purpose.
Plus, going back to a smaller board forced me to focus on what was really important to me. I mean, if you use different pedals on every song, do you even
have a tone anymore? Going small forced me to decide which
types of effects I would use (for example, phaser but not flanger), and then pick
one of each to be
my fuzz,
my OD, etc.
Also, you won't be switching the board around any less than you are now. Trust me, there is no way to curb this obsession.

Here are a few of my large boards, from around 2015. In the final one, I had the Compressore mounted on the bottom to make even more room. You can just make out the Markbass logo at the top center, just above the Boss Phase Shifter.