Infinity mirrors are some far-out table mods and make a great centerpiece. Instructables user [bongoboy23] took a couple steps beyond infinity when designing this incredible table tailor-made for our modern age.
Poplar and pine wood make up the framing, and red oak — stained and engraved — make for a chic exterior. Programmed with Arduino and run on a Teensy 3.1, the tabletop has 960 LEDs in forty sections. There are, four USB ports hidden behind sliding panels, as well as a two-port AC outlet and an inductive charging pad and circuit. A hidden Adafruit TFT touchscreen display allows the user to control the table’s functions. Control is limited to changing lighting functions, but Pac-Man, Snake, and text features are still to come!
Weighing in at $850, it’s not a cheap build, but it looks amazing.
This is one of the most extensive Instructables you may happen across, containing dozens of pictures, CAD files, diagrams, appendices, and a change log, with tips besides; if you want one just like this at home, you are in good hands, here. Or try an easier build, we won’t judge. However, maker beware — you may be stepping through a portal that’s difficult to return from.
[Thanks for the tip, JohnL!]
…This makes me want to work on an infinity dancefloor
Just promise us that this dance floor will be a force for good and not for disco :P
“Club UpSkirt” ?
I can just imagine the local news story when someone gets caught selling light filters for cellphone cameras.
Buzz L. would be proud.
Lightyear?
Buzz L-drin.
Well played. +1
Correct! :-)
Instructable?
Nope.
Does anyone know where or how I can buy the blue prints or cad drawings on how to build this beyond infinity table?