Fibonacci Spiral Clock

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A versatile clock frame designed to seamlessly integrate with any 55x55 clockwork mechanism, effortlessly obtainable at your local electronics store. The design is thoughtfully crafted for optimal printability on both single-material printers and MMU printers. The pattern employed is rooted in Fibonacci's sequence, a timeless mathematical concept that underpins the structure of this innovative creation. For the latest updates and behind-the-scenes insights into new projects, follow me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/dejennes/. To bring your clock frame to life, you have two options: either print the g-code files or utilize the STL files. If you choose the former, start by printing the black component first; once complete, leave it in place on the heatbed and then initiate the white print. This will merge the two parts seamlessly. Alternatively, use the STL files, which require a slightly more involved process. Begin by loading the STL into Slic3r PE and splitting the model using the double-click function to access the model settings. From there, click 'split' and remove all white components, leaving only the black parts intact. Be sure not to reposition any of the parts during this process. After saving your changes, repeat the same steps for the white components. For a deeper understanding of this technique, consult the following YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVc6AHfGw9b2zOE_ZGfmsnw/videos.