@@isaacmedrano2796 Isaac, you're right... we are way too busy to produce that style of video which is why we never did it. I appreciate your patience! Super slammed with orders.
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!
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.
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?
Christian, You will see a slight warp in the reflections. For tables though there's no way to get around this unless you temper clear glass and put that on top of the glass two way mirror.
It lasts for several hours, depending on which 12v lithium battery pack we're using. Good point about the other video! I'll be releasing videos on how to make infinity mirror dodecahedrons and hypercubes!
@@twowaymirrors awesome!! I am looking forward to checking it out. I am definitely making a massive cube just like your with the same table you order!beautiful and elegant looking!! I am thinking about putting it up on the side and making a motorized bottom to have it spin. Great Job! Love your videos! Thank you for sharing the info 😉👍
Awesome video. For those wanting to build, I noticed the LED's aren't on every edge and there is an X pattern in the top panel where the LED strips cross. Maybe I'm looking at this wrong but I haven't been able to create a path along cube edges that don't double back on each other, and so in an effort to not mess with with the LED circuit, you can splice in wiring and double back on a LED strip, giving the illusion of one seamless line of LED's that follow all 12 cube edges (Provided you hide the wiring of course). Question for the uploader: I see you put a first surface mirror on the bottom to further enhance reflections but can you get good results from 6 two way mirrors? I really want this to look the same from all 6 sides.
Yes, works great with all two way mirrors! A first surface mirror is a nice upgrade, as it reflects 96% instead of 70%, so you lose a lot less light with each reflection.
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 :)
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?
Another cool video you could do would be to marry the mirror cube with cymatics. However, it may have to be constructed like the Great pyramid. You may have to use UV LEDs to illuminate the particles moving around in the field produced by frequency. I am unsure how acrylic would go with this, as rubber mats are usually used
I came looking for an explanation of 4D. Was searching for a tesseract and hypercube but found this video instead. I'm disappointed but intrigued at the same time.
Look up understanding the 11 dimensions. There's a bloke who does good animated examples, then jams out on piano at the end. If you think of a cube as a living object (like many of the world's elite) a tesseract represents the cube being fully exhaled and fully inhaled. It is said by some non-sketchy occultists that the Great pyramid is actually a tesseract, so there's no missing block at the top. Instead of the cube breathing, it's moving more like a magnetic field.
Jaqueese, We are super swamped with orders - I wish we had time! A video production of this would take 80+ hours to record and edit down. On top of that finding the best and easiest way to represent each part of the tutorial is much more difficult than just putting one together. You'll be the first to know when we release one though!
Two Way Mirrors isn’t that your job as a TH-camr? Putting the effort in to show people what they want and you said you would make a part 2 so where is it
I made a similar cube a cpl of weeks ago but I was looking for ways to improve it and i came across your video. Your cube is great..... I am just confused How you got from point A to B. lol
I hope with time and experience your channel will be great. I won't point out any of the issues because I want to support your creatively. Maybe you can work with someone who's experienced in production. Look forward to seeing the other videos on the build process
With infinite time that would be awesome! :) We are so swamped right now, the videos have taken a back-burner. I'll make a note of it though!! We just purchased a Waterjet and 3D printer to do more prototyping like this.
Okay......Ummm....What? LOL I'm assuming the plastic material you put down first was to protect the table underneath when you cut the glass? Then I'm totally confused........ Inserting parts into table? So Are these the 5 mirrors from the list of parts? When cutting glass, is it the mirrors that were being cut? Then you put leds on what appeared to be a flat metal bar which is not the L shaped bar in the list of parts. Also where do the 90 degree L shaped bars go? The Leds were applied to one bar? Then you used the first surface acrylic mirror on the bottom. Next you put the 5th glass mirror on the top. What happened to the glass that came with the table? Why wasn't it just tinted with mirror tint and placed on top instead of buying a whole nother glass mirror? What length of led lights were used and where were they mounted? Were the 90 degree aluminum bars used in the corners ? Were the lights attached to those? If so how could they go from one corner to the next without being cut? I am so very lost.
M. Lewis, I totally understand! This is a sneak peak to our major DIY step by step video. There was a lot of trial and error in the original prototype with the lights. I look forward to posting a version that is easy to follow to take you from point A to B (Complete Hypercube!). I appreciate the feedback :)
Sadly directional two-way mirrors don't exist. A two way mirror is a piece of glass or clear plastic with a semi-transparent coating on one side. If it looks less reflective on one side, that's because a grey-tinted glass was used. This is common practice for interrogation room style two way mirrors where you want to make sure the person in the brightly lit room can't see anything going on in the dimmed room. For an infinity mirror illusion you want the glass to be as thin and clear as possible. If you're confident the material is not going to scratch then plexiglass if your best option. If the surface is going to be handled and needs cleaning, then thin glass will last longer.
Have you made a non directional hypercube at all? I would be interested in a non directional hypercube that has a photoelectric sensor mounted on the inside. When lights are turned on, the sensor will detect this. When the LEDs are turned off, the state of the sensor should not change, according to science. However, according to Walter Russel, the state of the sensor should change basically instantaneously when power is removed from the LEDs. Walter Russell's cubic wave field inspired hypercubes a decade ago. While not everything Russel stated was true, he did make a number of predictions that actually beat mainstream science.
@@twowaymirrors Not to get too crazy but you could also do a combo infinity box chandelier with a separate circuit for lights on the box corners. Then you could suspend the whole thing under a ceiling fan. The surface of the fan blades could be mirrored. Maybe that's going too far. It would take some skill to cut the mirrors and make sure everything on the fan is perfectly balanced to avoid wobble. Anyway, I hope you do the chandelier thing. Subscribed.
you said 5V strips are dimm and 12V strips are better. That is not true. It depends on leds per meter. In video you are using 12V strips which can control only 3 leds at the same time, this is looking bad. When using individually addressable led, let's use real individually adresable led! It is looking a lot better, even better are strips with 144 leds / meter. I made infinity dodecahedron (60led/m), it is looking great and will be even better with 144leds/m.
@@twowaymirrors most strips are using WS2812B leds, they are bright if you can supply the amps. My infinity dodecahedron has 240 leds (4m of 60led/m strip) at full brightnes white it consumes around 9 Amps at 5 Volts. Of course if you connect 5m strip to crappy 5V powerbank it will be dim.
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Wowwwww. I can't waitvto try this out. Thanks, really awesome.
Thank you! I'm super excited about it as well :):)
@@twowaymirrors I haven't found the follow up video to this and its been a year since this was posted?
@@isaacmedrano2796 Isaac, you're right... we are way too busy to produce that style of video which is why we never did it. I appreciate your patience! Super slammed with orders.
Good job Krista! Very solid end table & good instructions =)
Thanks Joe! Hope all is well ^_^
WOW! That is one stunning piece
Thank you very much!
The cube is nice too
Looks awesome!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed my HyperCube.
Talented beautiful and awesome for sharing this with the world. Thank you!!
My pleasure! Thank you!
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!
Thanks! I just tuned into your video of the hypercube table--you did a great job! Looks awesome!
@@twowaymirrors thank you!
I’m building this for my shroom trips😳
I recommend a super strong tempered/laminated glass, to be on the safe side!
My exact thoughts Broski
First time I had shrooms I closed my eyes and saw a cube that got more and more complex.
great video!
Thank you!
Truly beautiful!👍👍👍
Thank you!
Awesomeness hands down. I like this idea 💡.. You have a new subscriber.. keep up the great work..
I'm so happy you enjoyed! 😁
I´m in love, with the cube
Thanks! I love it too!
That comma got me scared there was simping going on in here.
@@tumeh7410 lmao
That looks good..i need to try this..
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed my hypercube infinity mirror project!
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.
I've heard of people doing fish tanks with the infinity film on the outside to achieve a similar effect but with fish!
Russel meets Schauberger
Awesome stuff. So interested in building my own
Thanks I hope it goes well for you!
Wow! I can't get over how real you look... Nice manga/Sophia combo guys
Thank you!
Hey when will the full guide be uploaded I'm looking forward to it?
Should be any day now!
Amazing😎😎
Thanks so much!
Hey Krista.......I think yours is the prettiest one I've seen. Gonna go with your plan. Thanks
Yay! Thank you!
great video I wish I could make one of these but my room is small. very cool how these are made an amazing job
Thank you! You could totally make a mini version for this to place on your desk or something. ^_^
@@twowaymirrors very true but hardest thing be to find frame for
@@chevyracings10 u can easy build the frame from Alu-Profiles. www.item24.com
i am looking forward to your full detail instruction video. already building the cube, just need the rest of the details.
Thanks, I'll post it soon!
I’m looking forward to the follow up video. A more detailed video of putting it together would be great.
Great idea! I recorded the step-by-step hypercube build and will be posting them really soon!
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?
Great question! The plastic grid is a morton cutting system
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?
Just tempered. It's quite cheap if you're using infinity mirror film www.twowaymirrors.com/infinity-mirror/
What happens if you take one of these into a normal infinity room?
That would be very trippy--infinite infinity cubes! ♾️♾️♾️
How do I get into the hyper cube, is there traps?
Haha, indeed I thought of The Cube and The HyperCube movies when making this infinity mirror!
@@twowaymirrors
If i get them all tempered will it affect the reflection in any way?
Christian, You will see a slight warp in the reflections. For tables though there's no way to get around this unless you temper clear glass and put that on top of the glass two way mirror.
How heavy was your build in the end? I’m looking to make something a bit more light weight for a music festival
Glass two way mirrors are pretty heavy! 3.3lb per sq ft. I'll soon be releasing a sequel showing how to make a battery powered totem infinity mirror.
I would try plexiglass with the class film or something similar so what's lightweight
This makes it look so easy. I've made 3 of these and it's a pain every time.
Hopefully our videos can make it a bit easier on you!
@@twowaymirrors not really, its hard to get an idea of how you actually seated the glass panels into that end table.
How long does the battery last?
And I can't find your other video how you put it together 😔
It lasts for several hours, depending on which 12v lithium battery pack we're using. Good point about the other video! I'll be releasing videos on how to make infinity mirror dodecahedrons and hypercubes!
@@twowaymirrors awesome!! I am looking forward to checking it out. I am definitely making a massive cube just like your with the same table you order!beautiful and elegant looking!! I am thinking about putting it up on the side and making a motorized bottom to have it spin. Great Job! Love your videos! Thank you for sharing the info 😉👍
Awesome video.
For those wanting to build, I noticed the LED's aren't on every edge and there is an X pattern in the top panel where the LED strips cross. Maybe I'm looking at this wrong but I haven't been able to create a path along cube edges that don't double back on each other, and so in an effort to not mess with with the LED circuit, you can splice in wiring and double back on a LED strip, giving the illusion of one seamless line of LED's that follow all 12 cube edges (Provided you hide the wiring of course).
Question for the uploader: I see you put a first surface mirror on the bottom to further enhance reflections but can you get good results from 6 two way mirrors? I really want this to look the same from all 6 sides.
Yes, works great with all two way mirrors! A first surface mirror is a nice upgrade, as it reflects 96% instead of 70%, so you lose a lot less light with each reflection.
@@twowaymirrors Thank you for the tip! I will be building one soon.
🤯
I love CUBE
Those movies are so crazy!! 😱
Wow...nice thinking of actually making a room like this-infinity room
That would be awesome!
@@twowaymirrors thank you
Nice! A scaled down version of reality. I say that because of the fractal nature of reality, the mirror cube is the simplest explanation of this.
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 :)
It is a TV with an infinity photo on a flash drive! :)
How do I get in the cube !
I'll have to make a life size infinity mirror cube, or perhaps a spaceship cube
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?
stereoscopicmirrors.com also sells beamsplitter glass!
Do you sell pre-made ones? If so I’d like to know how much?
Benjamin,
At this time we just sell the mirrors for this project. 🙂
Another cool video you could do would be to marry the mirror cube with cymatics. However, it may have to be constructed like the Great pyramid. You may have to use UV LEDs to illuminate the particles moving around in the field produced by frequency. I am unsure how acrylic would go with this, as rubber mats are usually used
That's a really interesting idea!
Love it!
Can u remake this step by step so we can get it like what the size of each glass
That's a great idea for our next video!
I need to see HyperPyramid!
You read my mind! I'm working on a HyperPyramid infnity mirror and will post it shortly.
@@twowaymirrors Yes, but I'm old prophet so I must use glasses for reading. Why you not used golden ratio? (I couldn't read that:)
Channel subscribed
Was a follow up video ever made? I’d like to get a better understanding.
Yes, I just haven't posted it yet! Stay tuned....
Ah. Please showvus how you put this hypercube. Much appreciated.
We are scripting for that video right now actually! The step by step process. :)
I came looking for an explanation of 4D. Was searching for a tesseract and hypercube but found this video instead.
I'm disappointed but intrigued at the same time.
Thanks for the feedback! I'm excited to say I'm planning a several sequels covering the tesseract hypercube really soon!
Look up understanding the 11 dimensions. There's a bloke who does good animated examples, then jams out on piano at the end.
If you think of a cube as a living object (like many of the world's elite) a tesseract represents the cube being fully exhaled and fully inhaled.
It is said by some non-sketchy occultists that the Great pyramid is actually a tesseract, so there's no missing block at the top. Instead of the cube breathing, it's moving more like a magnetic field.
When is the instructional video coming? I’ve been waiting for a year now
Jaqueese,
We are super swamped with orders - I wish we had time! A video production of this would take 80+ hours to record and edit down. On top of that finding the best and easiest way to represent each part of the tutorial is much more difficult than just putting one together. You'll be the first to know when we release one though!
Two Way Mirrors isn’t that your job as a TH-camr? Putting the effort in to show people what they want and you said you would make a part 2 so where is it
Is it really a 4d figure as i wanna make it for my maths project?? Pls reply fast :)
Yes it is basically a cube with lights in it :)
I made a similar cube a cpl of weeks ago but I was looking for ways to improve it and i came across your video.
Your cube is great..... I am just confused How you got from point A to B. lol
We are working on a complete DIY step by step guide for this, I'll let you know when it is ready! :)
M.Lewis,
your Cube looks BadAss!!
I wanna make this on a human size scale but I'd need one side to be opened. Will it still work?
If one side is open it will have a similar effect, but not nearly as much as all four sides together.
I hope with time and experience your channel will be great. I won't point out any of the issues because I want to support your creatively. Maybe you can work with someone who's experienced in production.
Look forward to seeing the other videos on the build process
You're the best! Thank you. That is definitely on the TO DO list (the build step by step instructions).
We need to learn how to make Nicky Alive version of this....desperately.
We will get right on that!
You guys should do an infinity icosahedron like what Anthony James makes. Or at least see if you can duplicate it.
With infinite time that would be awesome! :) We are so swamped right now, the videos have taken a back-burner. I'll make a note of it though!! We just purchased a Waterjet and 3D printer to do more prototyping like this.
Do u sell completed cubes?
That's a great idea! Maybe we'll start selling infinity mirror kits soon.
Okay......Ummm....What? LOL I'm assuming the plastic material you put down first was to protect the table underneath when you cut the glass?
Then I'm totally confused........
Inserting parts into table? So Are these the 5 mirrors from the list of parts?
When cutting glass, is it the mirrors that were being cut?
Then you put leds on what appeared to be a flat metal bar which is not the L shaped bar in the list of parts.
Also where do the 90 degree L shaped bars go?
The Leds were applied to one bar?
Then you used the first surface acrylic mirror on the bottom.
Next you put the 5th glass mirror on the top.
What happened to the glass that came with the table? Why wasn't it just tinted with mirror tint and placed on top instead of buying a whole nother glass mirror?
What length of led lights were used and where were they mounted?
Were the 90 degree aluminum bars used in the corners ?
Were the lights attached to those? If so how could they go from one corner to the next without being cut?
I am so very lost.
M. Lewis, I totally understand! This is a sneak peak to our major DIY step by step video. There was a lot of trial and error in the original prototype with the lights. I look forward to posting a version that is easy to follow to take you from point A to B (Complete Hypercube!). I appreciate the feedback :)
@@twowaymirrors Ah I see. Thanks for the quick reply. I will be on the lookout for the step by step video. Thank You so much.
@@Mongo76 No problem! ^_^ I am excited to get it out there.
This girl trips.
Thanks!
Is so cute how she jumps while speaking
Thank you
I require help with thergb connection
I'm not familiar with that type of connection, but I could certainly connect you with some mirrors!
Hi can you please send me a diagram on how to connect the Led strip
Regards Peter
Wish we had something like that to share with you!
I would love to build these but for some reason the glass is crazy expensive.
It is a specially coated glass! :)
I wonder how a cube inside of a cube would look!!
I bet cool!
Can you send pdf template this project
That's a good idea, I'll have to make one!
@@twowaymirrors i would like to see a full detail video
Imagine a pc case like this
That would be awesome!! 🤯
InWin makes one called the 805 Infinity. It's such a cool effect.
Where are the led fitted
They are along the edges of the cube on the inside. :)
The first time I've been in the hypercube was when I was five years old in the barbershop.
Sounds like a pretty cool barbershop!
The glass i so expensive tho :(
That's true, you could start small, 6"x6" samples are affordable.
Sadly directional two-way mirrors don't exist. A two way mirror is a piece of glass or clear plastic with a semi-transparent coating on one side. If it looks less reflective on one side, that's because a grey-tinted glass was used. This is common practice for interrogation room style two way mirrors where you want to make sure the person in the brightly lit room can't see anything going on in the dimmed room. For an infinity mirror illusion you want the glass to be as thin and clear as possible. If you're confident the material is not going to scratch then plexiglass if your best option. If the surface is going to be handled and needs cleaning, then thin glass will last longer.
Thanks for the summary! This sounds like it's from our website twowaymirrors.com
Have you made a non directional hypercube at all?
I would be interested in a non directional hypercube that has a photoelectric sensor mounted on the inside. When lights are turned on, the sensor will detect this. When the LEDs are turned off, the state of the sensor should not change, according to science.
However, according to Walter Russel, the state of the sensor should change basically instantaneously when power is removed from the LEDs. Walter Russell's cubic wave field inspired hypercubes a decade ago. While not everything Russel stated was true, he did make a number of predictions that actually beat mainstream science.
That's a really great idea!
Follow Up Video, Please
Thank you! It's coming soon!
Would you be interested in helping me design a club in Houston Texas ?
Glad to help out with any transparent mirrors or film you need! You can contact us through twowaymirrors.com
Want to sell that one? lol would totally buy it
It lives in our showroom! Thank you though!
Drop it from the ceiling and make a chandelier.
That's such a cool idea, we'll have to give it a try!
@@twowaymirrors Thank you. It's all you. I have more ideas than time to implement them all.
@@twowaymirrors Not to get too crazy but you could also do a combo infinity box chandelier with a separate circuit for lights on the box corners. Then you could suspend the whole thing under a ceiling fan. The surface of the fan blades could be mirrored. Maybe that's going too far. It would take some skill to cut the mirrors and make sure everything on the fan is perfectly balanced to avoid wobble. Anyway, I hope you do the chandelier thing. Subscribed.
Shove a pc into it
That would look so rad!
That hair is infinite.
😄❤
you said 5V strips are dimm and 12V strips are better. That is not true. It depends on leds per meter. In video you are using 12V strips which can control only 3 leds at the same time, this is looking bad. When using individually addressable led, let's use real individually adresable led! It is looking a lot better, even better are strips with 144 leds / meter. I made infinity dodecahedron (60led/m), it is looking great and will be even better with 144leds/m.
Great point! It's just a rule of thumb for newbies shopping on Amazon. A lot of the 5v are dim.
@@twowaymirrors
most strips are using WS2812B leds, they are bright if you can supply the amps. My infinity dodecahedron has 240 leds (4m of 60led/m strip) at full brightnes white it consumes around 9 Amps at 5 Volts. Of course if you connect 5m strip to crappy 5V powerbank it will be dim.
Really cool but how you built it wasn’t very detailed at all☹️
I totally feel you! We have this on our list of videos to create. DIY ones take a lot of time but I think it will be worth it. ^_^
at 3:44 theres a MAN putting that box together then it flashes back to the GIRL. Tricky tricky
Yes, we have a team of 10 people here!
You mean someone else you didn't do it. Lol
Everyone works as a team! :)
An accurate representation of the 5th dimensional obeserver
😊👽
You bounce up and down a lot while talking. Speed video to 1.5x or more to notice even more.
It's more fun that way!
I'm thinking of making something like this but with water inside so I can stick my head in and drown to escape my endless suffering.
The problem with that is that the inside reflects to infinity as well so it might have the opposite effect. It would still be endless.
You can do this much better like this.... That’s not a good infinity cube
Because it is a GREAT infinity cube! :D
do you have any better cube instruction, or a low price good infinity cube please ?🙏🏻
(two Way Mirrors your links doesn't work anymore 😓)
@@Skyexir th-cam.com/video/gbqNV-nmTS4/w-d-xo.html
She jumps way to much when she talks.
Thank you for the feedback!
This is not a real person
Maybe it is, maybe it isn't. Guess you'll never know 👽
Bad scripting, horrible editing, and canned music gotta love it
Thanks for your feedback!
That sucked.
Sorry to hear that!