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Minimalist Wall Clock

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill
0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill
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8 plates

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I really like DIY, so I designed this minimalist wall clock assembly. I hope everyone likes it

This is a minimalist wall clock with a diameter of 400mm. Installation is very simple, and the whole piece is printed with PETG

The plates are pre-arranged and do not need to be flipped. Printing is complete and can be installed directly. Very little support was used

Due to time constraints, the hands were not made and will be added later. The movement needs to be purchased separately, with dimensions suitable for 58*58mm (or smaller). The opening for the central movement holder is 58*58mm

The shortest shaft core can be 3-4MM, and the longest is infinite

 

The hands do not need to be printed bamboo powder; please purchase them yourself. Length 15 inches (minute hand 150MM), movement thickness 16mm

 

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