4-Bit Binary Wall Clock - Computer Geek Clock
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Human: 4-Bit Binary Wall Clock Digits read from inside to outside, starting at the center and moving outward, are 1, 2, 4 & 8. The solid nodes are clearly visible. As an example, the picture on the wall shows a quarter to one (12:24). This clock is designed in multiple parts, allowing it to fit snugly within a 140mm square bed size. The overall clock measures 200mm in diameter and 7mm in depth. A hole is centered at 8mm, accommodating standard cheap mechanism sizes. A single-color version of the clock looks better with different colors for each piece. This option is shown in picture 2. To assemble the clock, print all three outer files and select either the inner one featuring my logo or the blank one. An update was made in May 2019, adding three new files that combine all parts (suitable for single-file printing on larger 3D printers). Users can choose from three options: no logo (Comb-A), my old logo (Comb-B), or my new logo (Comb-C).
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