Tengwar Wall Clock — Elvish Duodecimal Numerals
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A Ø200 mm round wall clock with twelve authentic Tengwar duodecimal hour numerals and elvish leaf-blade hands.
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A Ø200 mm round wall clock written in Tengwar — twelve authentic duodecimal hour numerals around the dial — with slim elvish leaf-blade hands. It is a real clock, not just an engraved disc: an integrated standoff back wall turns the face into a shallow dish so a standard quartz movement hides completely inside and never touches the wall, and a rear deep-channel keyhole hangs the whole thing on a single ordinary wall screw.
Movement you need (precise spec)
This dial is cut for a UTS "UTS15" German quartz movement — the European (German) shaft standard, not the American/Asian I-shaft.
Movement: UTS "UTS15", German Euro-shaft, ~56–57 mm square body, ~16 mm deep, runs on 1× AA battery.
Shaft length: 13.8 mm, the variant rated for a 3–4 mm thick dial (this face is 4.0 mm). A shorter shaft will not reach through.
Hands fit (Euro-shaft): hour pipe Ø5.0, minute shaft Ø3.5 round-with-two-flats (keyed), so the printed hands' bores match this standard exactly. An I-shaft movement will not fit the hands.
Uses the movement's own supplied hand-nut to clamp the minute hand.
That is the whole shopping list besides the printer: the UTS15 movement (+ its nut), one AA battery, and one wall screw (pan/round head ≤ Ø10, shank ≤ Ø4.5; add a wall plug for masonry/drywall).
What you print
STL | Role |
| The clock body: face + standoff wall + movement seat + keyhole hanger. Pre-flipped face-down for the bed. |
| Numeral in-fills — drop-in second AMS colour for the twelve Tengwar glyphs. |
| Minute-tick in-fills — third AMS colour. |
| Hour hand, leaf blade with vein in-fill (body + veins as two named solids). |
| Minute hand, leaf blade with vein in-fill (body + veins). |
The numeral and tick in-fills are coordinate-locked to the dial's engraved recesses — import a colour file and right-click → Split to Parts in Bambu Studio, assign each solid a filament, and the in-fills land in the recesses with zero drift. The two veined hands work the same way (body + veins). Prefer paint? Skip the in-fill STLs, print the dial alone, and brush acrylic into the engraved grooves.
(No second hand — this build uses a sweep movement without one.)
Dial: prints FACE-DOWN (already pre-flipped). Flat engraved face on the bed for the best surface + adhesion; the cavity, movement seat and keyhole all open upward → no supports (the keyhole catch lip is a self-supporting 45° funnel). 0.2 mm layers, 3 walls, 15 % infill.
Hands: print flat, no supports.
PLA or PETG, any 0.4 mm FDM (designed on a Bambu Lab P2S).
Source
tengwar_clock.scad is fully parametric (dial diameter, numeral ring, tick ring, movement seat, keyhole). The hands live in src/hands.scad (shaft bores match the UTS Euro-shaft). Re-export with the bundled build.sh.