wall clock modular nautical set

Modular wall clock with optional stand.

From a simple monochrome dial with a wall mount to interchangeable, multi-colored hour markers, dials, and frames with a removable stand. With this model, you have everything at once. And that even WITHOUT AMS! And if you change your mind in between, no problem, everything is magnetic. (Can also be glued if no magnets are desired, but then the parts are not interchangeable except for the dial and hands)

Various options:

1 quick, simple wall clock without frills

Plate with notches as hour markers and wall mount, simply insert your clock kit MH011 from Bambu Lab, attach the hands, and it's done

Additionally, magnets can be attached at the designated spots to add hour markers with different designs and interchange them as desired

2 consists of No. 1 + frame (2 different sizes) with optional stand (1 stand suitable for both frame sizes). Here, the magnetic interchangeable hour markers can also be attached. The notches for the hour markers are covered by the frame here

3 consists of No. 1 + No. 2 + interchangeable dials that you can swap as desired

4 Create your own dial to fit this clock! Available on my basic model

here:

https://makerworld.com/de/models/2898448

In the print profile, there is an empty dial so you can create your own model. To do this, simply add your SVG file in Bambu Studio. Resize your SVG file so it fits the dial, then set the height to 1.6mm or more and print it

Print different dials, hour markers, hands, and frames in various colors and sizes and swap them as desired

Over time, I will upload more models with different themes, including custom dials, hands, and hour markers. Feel free to check out my other models. These parts are designed so that all models are compatible with each other

Each dial/inlay is also available as a simple round wall art with a frame (also interchangeable, simply pluggable) on my profile. Within these frames, you can also create your own design using a disk with a 180mm diameter

Required parts:

Aside from filament, you will need:

-a clock movement (available from Bambulab, Kit: MH011). If you get a different one, please note that not all have the same dimensions for the hands, and they might not fit!

-Magnets:

6x2 pieces. 12 in the frame + 12 back plate (if you don't use them individually, 8 are also sufficient because the hour markers hold onto the frame)

6x1 or 5x1 for each hour marker, so typically 12 pieces

Important before assembly!!!

!!Always pay attention to the correct orientation when adding magnets!! (So that different frames or hour markers will fit together later)

All magnet sizes are recommendations, you can use others, but keep in mind that the adhesion strength decreases if you use smaller ones

Assembly:

Glue magnets into the designated recesses

Frame: 6x2mm or 6x3mm magnets recommended (max diameter 6mm, max height 5mm)

Backplate: 6x1mm or 6x2mm (max diameter 6mm, max height 5mm)

Hour markers: 6x1mm (max diameter 6mm, max height 1mm) These are kept so small because otherwise the hour markers would have to be printed unnecessarily thick and would no longer look good. I sometimes use 5x1 magnets, which works without a problem, especially with at least 6x2 or thicker magnets in the frame

-Insert the backplate into the frame from the back, first top then bottom (matching slot in the upper part)

-Insert the clock movement from the back (clips are present so it doesn't fall out on its own), place the dial on from the front, then screw on the washer and the nut

-Place the hands onto the clock movement, ensuring they are positioned with enough clearance from the dial. The adjustment wheel is still accessible through the cutout on the housing if you want to set the clock using it

-Now, add the hour markers to the frame as desired and hang the clock (either directly on the backplate or use the additional bracket integrated at the top of the frame for easier centering)

-Alternatively, you can also use the stand (which also prevents the backplate from falling out if you don't want to use strong magnets)