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Girl Desk Clock

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A simple table clock with dials powered by a generic clock movement machine and date/month blocks hold by small magnets.

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Girl Desk Clock with Calendar

A simple 3D Printable clock with calendar. A generic clock movement machine is used for displaying time. The date and month can be changed manually. Each date/month block has a magnet inside it which is need to be placed inside while printing. There is a tray behind the clock for placing these blocks at reserve.

Note: Please read Instructions before printing…

Recommended Print Settings

Nozzle   : 0.4mm
Material   : PLA
Color    : Any
Layer Height   : 0.2mm
Supports  : None
Rafts    : None
Print Time :  ~13 Hr. (Estimated)

Hardware Requirements
  • Clock movement machine (Check dimensions)
  • Neodymium magnets 10mm x 1mm (Diameter x Height)
  • Glue (For Printed Parts)
Instructions
  • Date.stl, Month.stl : Print in 2 colors (use M600 in GCode or Add Color Change (Filament Change) option in Prusaslicer before printing layers for numbers and letters (date, month)(Layer 9 for 0.2mm). Similarly for the clock face )
  • Since these blocks uses neodymium magnets, which is to be inserted to the prints midway, Use Pause print feature (M601) to pause the print at appropriate layer(Layer 7 for 0.2mm) and place the magnets carefully without misaligning the carriage
  • Clock_Face.stl : Also print in two colors. Here magnets can be just glued after printing.
  • Clock_Machine_Holder_Optional.stl : Only print if the clock machine tends to rotate on its axis after fitting. Mostly not needed. Also a simple Double Sided Tape will solve the issue. (If this is required, the holder should be glued to the back of the clock face aligned with machine)
  • Please cross check everything thoroughly before executing print. Don't forget to verify MAGNET POLARITY.

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