Large Infinity Cube, Easiest Assembly.

Introducing the Infinity LED Cube, engineered with precision and functionality at its core. Utilizing the D1 mini microcontroller and WLED software, this cube offers seamless control and customization for captivating lighting displays.

Featuring a 24-foot LED layout, the cube's design ensures uniform illumination. Channels within the structure accommodate up to 6 power injections with 18-gauge wire, ensuring consistent power distribution and uninterrupted performance.

Two-way mirrors, each 12 inches square, create intriguing reflections and illusions of depth. The D1 mini and WLED synchronization enables precise control over lighting effects, enhancing the immersive experience.

A self-contained stand houses the D1 mini microcontroller and power supply, simplifying setup and maintenance. Designed for technical precision, the Infinity LED Cube is a versatile artwork with the capability of altering a room's mood. 

You can print all the parts on an ender 3 except for the base parts which are massive, and had to print on my voron2.4 350. 

Every edge piece needs a heated insert on the top and bottom. I reccomend printing the connector pieces in a finer layer height as the screws can sometimes split them apart. I also reccomend making a couple extras of the connectors, as I broke two of them. 

The bottom of the stand can be modified in any way you see fit, and all the step files are included below. 

BOM:

1x Wemos D1 mini

6x 12" two way acrylic panels (you can get glass and put the film on yourself as well)

3x 16ft ws2812b 70led/m

3x 80mm M4 screws

3x M4 heated inserts

24x M3x10 screws

24x M3 heated inserts

1x 8ft power cord (make sure its grounded. 

8x passthrough wago connectors

I used a meanwell 400w 5v PSU and replaced the fan with two noctua 60mm fans

12mm momentary pushbutton (can be lit up like mine but needs a step up converter to run)

100ft 18awg wire

I did 6 power injections with 5 amp car fuses but 4 injections would work fine

video posted here