Styrocube Hook

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I wanted to build a Styrocube to improve my 3D print photography results, while keeping costs low. The problem was that a standard Styrocube measuring 500x500x500 mm would take up too much space in my 3D printing room/home office/workshop, so I decided on a detachable design. Now that the photo shoot is complete, disassembling the Styrocube is as easy as removing the top and bottom components, allowing me to store the parts behind my workshop door. Reassembling the cube only takes seconds. **Assembly Instructions:** Print 12 small hooks. Measure the thickness of your Styrofoam panels. Mark the hook positions on each panel, ensuring they project 1 mm less than the panel's thickness. Attach 6 hooks to the bottom plate (2 per side) using hot glue. Do the same for the top plate. Assemble the sides by inserting them into the hooks and attach the top panel. Insert your background. Your Styrocube is now complete. For more information on building a Styrocube setup, simply search online for "Styrocube."