Always loving the classic Infinity Cube fidgets and after printing more than I'd like to admit I thought it would be a great idea for a much larger and fun Infinity Cube, which makes it a bit more of a puzzle.

I've included the classic 8 part Infinity Cube as well as the 16 and 32 part Infinity Cubes if you want to print all 3 and compare them all.

The 16 part cube prints in about 2 hours and uses less than 60g of filament, while the 32 part cube uses about 110g and prints in 4 hours.

*You may need to free some of the joints/hinges after printing, just make sure to follow the direction of the hinge and don't force anything too hard. I've yet to break any of mine but I'm sure it's possible if not careful.