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Atomic Clock
Ok, not quite a *real* atomic clock, not as accurate but so much fun... And you made it :)
BOM:
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- 1 clock mechanism, preferably with a wall mount.
- 1 AA Battery.
Instructions:
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- Print the included file (you'll need at least a 20cm*20cm print area).
- Add the clock mechanism and battery.
- Attach the clock handles.
- Enjoy your not-so-precise-but-still-atomic clock or give it as a gift.
Notes:
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I used two filaments to add some contrast and make the "numbers" more readable. It's obviously not necessary but I feel it's so much better.
You can scale this print on the Z axis to accommodate for different size clock mechanism.
If you scale down on the XY axis, you might get in trouble fitting the mechanism through the hole.
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How do I download Atomic Clock?
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