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It's a simple poseable clock design. It can be used just about anywhere and is really inconspicuous (if you print it in black and white ;-) ). It is highly customiseable (change the supportplate or the faceplate with your own logo or text). I put a magnet on mine and hung it on our magnet-board (a corner at the top). It could also be placed next to a 3D-printer to show the time in a timelapse (Octolapse) … I printed mine with a 0.6 mm nozzle and a color change at layer 4 (0.3 mm layers Quality setting). All in one print. No supports needed. Only a standard DIY clock mechanism.I guess gold and black would be trendy now …Tip: the bolt and nut can be 3D-printed but could also be regular hardware … a bolt and nut (max diameter of 10mm and length between 55 mm and 80 mm ) should work fine …
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