HyperCube Infinity Mirror DIY Project

I'm so excited to share my HyperCube Infinity Mirror DIY project! What is a HyperCube? Also known as a tesseract or 4d cube, the hypercube is a really cool optical illusion reflecting light in all directions within a cube, creating reflections that appear to go on forever. I've included step-by-step instructions on how I built it using off the shelf parts.

// Table of Contents //
0:00 Introduction
0:41 The Definition of a HyperCube
0:52 The Glass Two Way Mirror
1:02 What Glass to Use
1:47 Directional Two Way Mirror Film
2:04 What type of LED Lights to Use
2:43 Bluetooth LED Lights
2:47 The Frame
2:55 The Build
3:16 How it all Fits Together
3:43 Inserting Parts into the Table
4:17 The Infinity Mirror Dress
4:45 The Finished HyperCube
4:50 Slow Motion HyperCube

Each side of the cube is a two way mirror--the reflective side is turned inward to trap the reflections within. LED light strips carefully positioned inside. The LED light strips are controlled via tablet or cell phone via a WiFi controller with light chasing capability (each LED is individually addressable).

In this video, we take you inside our shop to show how the HyperCube works and how you can easily make your own.

Questions? Leave a comment below or shoot me an email!

// Parts I Used

❤️ Glass Two Way Mirror (5 pieces, tempered):
❤️ Acrylic First Surface Mirror (bottom piece):

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Parts for a DIY Teleprompter:

16"x16" Beamsplitter Mirror w/Rounded Corners

Neewer Heavy Duty Light Stand

Neewer 15 Pieces 1/4" 3/8" Metal Threaded Screw Converter Adapter

Nikon 7070 Binocular Window Mount

Laptop Tray (On-Stage MSA5000)

Tray Attachment (On-Stage MSA9508)

Tray Adapter (On-Stage Music Accessory (MM01))

Table for Larger Screens (PylePro PLPTS2)

Phone Clamp (That Rotates)

Studio Tools:

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Glass Tools:

[sak]

I can't waitvto try this out. Thanks, really awesome.

[NCharlie]

Wow! I can't get over how real you look... Nice manga/Sophia combo guys

[guilbertmedina]

Bro, the amount of information in the description is insane!!! Appreciate that

[brucemarquardt]

Hey think yours is the prettiest one I've seen. Gonna go with your plan. Thanks

[SatisfyingWhirlpools]

I’m eventually thinking of making something like this, but the inside will be filled with water, and a hole in the bottom center will let a whirlpool form. There will be infinite whirlpools.

[yehoshuasartinspain]

Hi there! I am now uploading my own DIY video about a HyperCube table. Thank you for being an inspiration and I mentioned this video in the description because it was an inspiration for me to make my own table!

[adriancarector]

Talented beautiful and awesome for sharing this with the world. Thank you!!

[yolandabooi]

Wow...nice thinking of actually making a room like this-infinity room

[Kevin-mxon]

Hey when will the full guide be uploaded I'm looking forward to it?

[SatisfyingWhirlpools]

What happens if you take one of these into a normal infinity room?

[llllllllllllllIIlIllIIllIIIIll]

How do I get into the hyper cube, is there traps?

[Neverlent]

Good job Krista! Very solid end table & good instructions =)

[azgharnaidoo]

Awesome stuff. So interested in building my own

[SomeDudeOnYoutube]

The link to 16"x16" Beamsplitter Mirror w/Rounded Corners doesn't work anymore, and if you put 16" x 16" into their calculator it costs more then to just buy one off of hypercube. Any other websites you recommend to order the glass from?

[shadowrd]

Awesomeness hands down. I like this idea 💡.. You have a new subscriber.. keep up the great work..

[phasetek]

Hi is the non first surface mirrors "laminated" or just tempered? Also what would the glass only (no electronics or other hardware) cost to build one just like the one shown?

[travisstutz]

when you are putting the leds lights on it looks like you use a plastic grid. does the lens get glued to it and slide between the glass and mirrors?

[deletefromusers]

Is so cute how she jumps while speaking

[DriftjunkTy]

Hey amazing build, i was just wondering about the infinity light trace on the panel at the back. is that a tv? or a glass see through thing? optical fibres? : O It would be great to get some info on that :)

[KRAD]

How heavy was your build in the end? I’m looking to make something a bit more light weight for a music festival