Office Desk Clock

Introducing a cute color customisable desktop clock.

Easy to Print and easy to install

Print settings

• The small tree supports just some of the insert holes. You may not need them, so print bridges.
• Layer height can be .1 to .2
• 15% infill
• I Printed the Dial face down in order to imprint the build plate texture

Assembly. Also, pictures attached

• Take the Dial and insert the Dial ring from the back end of the Dial. It just be friction fit but if not a dab of glue will work fine.
• Take the Dial with the Dial ring and insert it into the back of the front panel.
• Take for Dial locking tabs and insert the small part of the tab into 4X allocated holes on the front part on each inside corner. I used some needle nose pliers to grip and squeeze into place.
• Take your clock movement. You will need a 55mm x 55mm movement. Please insert it into the back of the dial, take the locking nut from the purchased movement, and apply it to the thread at the front of the dial.
• If you 
• Take your printed or purchased hands and insert them into movement in this order. Hour, Minute then second if you are using a purchased handset. Unfortunately printing a second hand was very hard. Choose the capped minute hand if you are not using a second hand.
• Take 2x feet and insert into holes on the base of the clock back body. Glue if loose or slightly sand if tight.
• Clip on the front face with Dial to the back body.