WWVB Mount & Improved Hands for Modular Clock
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Original design was great but needed adjustments for WWVB controlled mechanism. Also included integrated wallmount.
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Ain't got no time for quartz clocks. Get that WWVB goodness. Boblobs's Modular Clock has a bunch of nice clock faces to choose from and is well thought out - it's just missing space for a better mechanism.
Vitamins
Remixed for HD-1688 Cheng Bang WWVB radio-controlled clock mechanism available:
- HR9412 on AliExpress for 12$
- HR9415+903 on Amazon for 20$ (same mechanism)
Printing & Assembly
- Print a frame & face from the original Modular Clock. Print mount & hands from here.
- I printed all these parts with 0.6 mm nozzle.
- May have to shave down the interior diameter of a tiny bit with an x-acto.
- Have your wife paint the second hand to a color of your choice; I matched Azure Blue from the marks.
Mods
- Clock hands increased size XY by 128% to better cover clock surface. Adjusted hole diameters to 5.13 mm for hour hand and 3.25 mm for minute hand.
- Cut out region inside “clockmount” for larger WWVB Radio mechanism.
- Added ribs to compensate for subtracted region in “clockmount”
- Added fixed wall mount hole for #6 or #8 screw in “clockmount”
Notes
After getting the time signal is was about 4 seconds slow of true. Compare to my radio-controlled Casio in the photo which was about 3 seconds fast.
Filament in images:
- Prusament Galaxy Silver PLA for “hands”.
- Prusament Urban Grey PETG for “clockmount”.
- Tecbears Silk Gold PLA+ for “circle frame”.
- Fusion Filament Nuclear Winter White HTPLA+ & Prusament Azure Blue PLA for “marks” clock face.
This is a good design, but with my silk filament on the frame I can see ghosting from the internal screw mechanism. If I were to redesign the clock face I would omit the screw mechanism and perhaps just use an M3 screw to hold the face in the correct position.