Oh wow that's awesome! I was thinking of doing something similar with my infinity cube. How did you get the corner of the cube attached to the pole? 3D printed? And if so, could you help me out with the project file?
The cube frame and corners are all 3d printed. Here's the file for the bottom corner that connects to the pole; inner diameter 1.25" www.tinkercad.com/things/ib31mm0nr0J?sharecode=2DshVCbKwyW1ff4vUAIhhI40gXxF_Xk3bglbxEZOTO0
@@FectacularSpailone more question actually- how did you manage to keep the cube attached to the pole on it's corner like that? I imagine it can just fall off if you tip it over unless sits glued in or something?
@@solarq_ So the bottom corner piece has a socket for the pipe, which goes about 2" into it, and I just drilled a hole and put a small bolt all the way through both to hold it on, so it would still be removable.
Well, I guess what I'm confused about is the actual cube attaching to that corner piece. What did you use to attach the 3D printed corner piece with the 2" pole insert to the cube
@@solarq_ The corner piece was glued to the cube. I think I used Gorilla Glue. If you're thinking of doing something like this with one of the professionally made infinity cubes, I absolutely would not recommend that. lol Maybe machine screws or something.
Sorry, I don't have a video of the build, as it was done over a few months. I think the total materials cost was a bit under $100, with maybe a third of that being the big battery. The cube frame and corners were all 3d printed, taking ~80 hours total. I recommend looking on Instructables, people have made much better versions, and you might be able to find a full tutorial.
Oh wow that's awesome! I was thinking of doing something similar with my infinity cube. How did you get the corner of the cube attached to the pole? 3D printed? And if so, could you help me out with the project file?
The cube frame and corners are all 3d printed. Here's the file for the bottom corner that connects to the pole; inner diameter 1.25"
www.tinkercad.com/things/ib31mm0nr0J?sharecode=2DshVCbKwyW1ff4vUAIhhI40gXxF_Xk3bglbxEZOTO0
@@FectacularSpailone more question actually- how did you manage to keep the cube attached to the pole on it's corner like that? I imagine it can just fall off if you tip it over unless sits glued in or something?
@@solarq_ So the bottom corner piece has a socket for the pipe, which goes about 2" into it, and I just drilled a hole and put a small bolt all the way through both to hold it on, so it would still be removable.
Well, I guess what I'm confused about is the actual cube attaching to that corner piece. What did you use to attach the 3D printed corner piece with the 2" pole insert to the cube
@@solarq_ The corner piece was glued to the cube. I think I used Gorilla Glue. If you're thinking of doing something like this with one of the professionally made infinity cubes, I absolutely would not recommend that. lol Maybe machine screws or something.
Could you tell me how much it cost and do you have a video of the build?! Looks dope wanting to make one!
Sorry, I don't have a video of the build, as it was done over a few months. I think the total materials cost was a bit under $100, with maybe a third of that being the big battery. The cube frame and corners were all 3d printed, taking ~80 hours total. I recommend looking on Instructables, people have made much better versions, and you might be able to find a full tutorial.
Adam Savage made something similar a while back, much better quality.
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