3D Clock

Placed on

The backside

For the back you can use a piece of plywood that you saw in the same shape as the clock. In the corners you drill four small holes (3mm), so that you can fix the plate with a few small screws. At the top in the middle you can make a small slot and glue the 3D-printed file 'hook.stl' on it, so you have a hook on which you can hang the knock.

To power the clock we use a 5V voltage, since the standard USB cables are not that long, we make our own cable, to limit the voltage loss we use a standard 1.5mm² cable. At one end we make a USB connector, at the other end a DC connector. We use the outside of the DC connector as ' - ' or GND.

Current Page 9. Finish 1. Introduction 2. Create the segments 3. Preparing the frame 4. The lighting for the segments 5. Make controller circuit board 6. Glue 7. Connect 8. Computer programming 9. Finish Posted by

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