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DIY Chess Clock with Arduino | 3D Printed Tournament Chess Timer

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A fully 3D printable Arduino-powered chess clock with multiple game modes and a clean, modern design.

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Printables
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Other Gadgets
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Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike

DIY Chess Clock

This project is a fully functional 3D printed chess clock powered by an Arduino. It was designed from scratch as a fun electronics and 3D printing project for chess enthusiasts and makers.

Features

  • ♟ Multiple timing modes:

    • Classic

    • Fischer

    • Bronstein

  • 🖥 Easy-to-read LCD display

  • 🔘 Large responsive player buttons

  • 🔊 Integrated buzzer for audible feedback

  • ⚙ Arduino-based electronics

  • 🖨 Fully 3D printable enclosure

  • 🎯 Custom-designed PCB included

The enclosure was designed to be both functional and visually appealing while remaining easy to print and assemble.

Files Included

This project includes:

  • STL files

  • Arduino source code

  • Custom PCB design files (Gerber files)

The custom PCB was designed specifically for this project to simplify wiring and make the build much cleaner.

Hardware Required

  • Arduino Nano (or compatible)

  • 16×2 I2C LCD display

  • Push buttons

  • Buzzer

  • Custom PCB (Gerber files included)

  • Standard electronic components (see BOM)

Assembly

Assembly is straightforward. Install the components onto the PCB, mount the display and buttons, upload the Arduino code, and close the enclosure.

For a complete walkthrough of the assembly process, wiring, and software setup, please watch the YouTube video linked above. It covers every step of the build and makes recreating the project much easier.

If you build one, I'd love to see your make. Feel free to share photos of your finished chess clock!

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