Wall Clock with Toppings!
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A wall clock that can be customized in the Prusa Slicer.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Wall-mounted
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Printed with PLA, PETG is allright as well.
The clock module is 56x56x17mm. You can buy with different stick length. I have used 8-10mm but 5-7mm may be even better.
The seconds hand seemes to be impossible to print so I have left it out.
The hands for hour and minute is made for the clock module U.T.S. Quartz (Made in Germany), see image.
I guess any clock module will do but the hands may not fit.
The clock face can be printed with or without colorchange.
Note about the plugs to attach the face to the backside. It can be difficult. Please use some kind of tool to push the plug to get aligned to the clock face. You may have to use som force to get them to fit in to the clock face.
It comes with two different backsides
- one that you put together with plugs (original one)
- and one with a screw-lid (Takers longer time to print but it's cooler)
It comes with four different faces
- one face with nothing on
- one face with standard arabic digits
- one face with Roman numbers
- one face with binary numbers
In the Prusa Slicer you can add extras.
- You can add plates, e.g. world cities.
- You can add toppings, e.g. a ring around the clock, a smiley et cetera
The extra files_… can be attached to the clock face in the Prusa Slicer.
- Add any of the clock face
- Choose Advanced Mode in the Slicer
- Right click on the clock face, a menu pops up, and choose “Add part”
- Add a plate- or topping-file
- You can adjust with positions x, y and z but they are prepared to fit right in
- Slice and print :-)
You can make your own plates or toppings. Don't forget the 10mm hole in the middle and do not cover the plug holes.
