The original cube background panels look wonderful, but I really wanted panels that assemble into a cube and I also wanted to spend less material per panel.

So I made my own version. Simply print three or four panels and slot them together at a 90° angle to make a cube. You might have to puzzle a bit to match the right edges. You can then use the corner cubes to slot into the corners. I use white painters tape to help hold the panels together and block any slits that might show. 

You now have a beautiful background for photos of your 3D-prints! Add multiple strong light sources for beautiful pictures. Use bright filaments, perhaps with a speckle to break up any sheen.

There are three versions:

• A single large panel of 34cm (pictured)
  • print 3 or 4 panels, 2 or 4 corner cubes and assemble
• A single small panel of 17 cm
  • print 3 or 4 panels, 2 or 4 corner cubes and assemble
• A modular large panel of 34cm, cut into four pieces for printing on smaller machines
  • print 1 of each piece and correctly assemble into single panel using the letters
    • A = top left
    • B = top right
    • C = bottom left
    • D = bottom right
  • Glue all pieces onto an appropiate panel, e.g. plexiglass or cardboard or wood
  • repeat this process 3 or 4 times, print 2-4 corner cubes and assemble