Day Clock

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For those long quarantine weeks where the days blend together. This clock uses a servo so the clock hand always points at the center of the day, it does not "sweep" through the day smoothly like a normal clock would; at midnight, the hand moves to the next day. Thanks to the gearing, this works with a normal 180 degree servo. Code is included, just update to your WiFi information! Print Settings Printer brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 20% Filament_brand: Hatchbox Filament_color: Variety Filament_material: PLA Notes: Print the clock hand at 100% infill, everything else can be at 20%. I used a brim for the clock face to prevent warping and changed the filament between layer 15/16. Edit: Added separate files for the clock face, rings, and letters so it can be printed on an SLA printer and glued together. Post-Printing Trim brim from clock face, including from notch at bottom  Push the servo into the slot until it hits the bottom  Screw servo gear onto servo horn  Attach servo horn to servo  Place box on top of servo and coil cable inside, connect to Wemos D1  Put clock hand through clock face into clock gear, align to Saturday  Place clock in base; I used a dab of glue to prevent it from moving at all  Run Day_Verification to calibrate middle of day values  Update values in Clock.ino and upload