The Infinity Box | Seamless Mini Photo Studio & Turntable
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3D Printable Mini Photo Studio, Seamless Infinity Curve Photography Backdrop & Turntable for Miniatures and Models
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I designed these lightboxes because I needed a reliable, clean backdrop for photographing small-to-medium prints without wasting a whole spool of filament. They all have a 200x200x200mm footprint to fit most standard beds, and I optimized them with a thin-wall design backed by exterior structural ribs to keep them rigid but lightweight. Variable layer height may be helpful in getting a smooth radius to make the curves more invisible. I haven't tried, but I will experiment to get y'all the best settings possible.
The Models
V1 (Base): The standard seamless sweep. Minimalist and gets the job done for quick shots.
V2 (Framed): Added side panels to help block out ambient room light, giving you more control over your directional desk lamps.
V3 (Turntable): The flagship version. I modeled a recess into the floor and included a separate rotating platter. The coupler is sized perfectly for a standard 608 skateboard bearing if you want a smooth spin for video turnarounds, but it works perfectly fine hardware-free just by dropping the platter in. If you want to print a bearing, I HIGHLY recommend using a design that utilizes steel BBs for smooth action.
Print Settings & Crucial Calibration
Because this design relies on thin walls to save filament, your Z-height and first layer calibration need to be dialed in perfectly. If your nozzle is too high or too low, those early imperfections will echo up the thin cosmetic surfaces and show up as visual defects on the very backdrop you're trying to make look seamless. Take the time to run a first-layer test before hitting print.
Wall Loops: 2
Infill: 10-15% Gyroid, or whatever you like.
Supports: None! The structural ribs are built directly into the exterior with 45° chamfers to avoid overhangs.
Filament Recommendation: Matte PLA or PETG. Using a matte white or light grey is highly recommended to kill any plastic glare or reflections from your lighting. Go with matte black for a deep, dark infinity background.
ENJOY! Post a pic of your prints if you like it! Appreciate ya!