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Porsche Wall Clock

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 12% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 12% infill
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Toyota Brake Caliper
Toyota Brake Caliper
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Sports wall clock.

Currently there are two versions, Porsche and Ferrari. Each features its version of the caliper and disc with its corresponding typography.

I opted to use the carbon fiber effect build plate but the standard effect might give cleaner results.

Only support for the caliper is needed.

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I printed it without AMS by making the numbers protrude, I love the model
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Did you print the numbers seperate and stick it ? if protrude , it requires a small support right ?
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Replying to @user_1546090313 :
yes exactly 👍
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Replying to @Gusti01 :
Sorry , could you explain again , is that printed seperate or protude ?
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Hey hi , can you also show the back side of it . As my clock is tilting on the left because of the calipher's weight . How it is staying straight for you . Thanks
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Hello! I no longer have the example watch, however, you have to support the watch right on the thin and elongated platform that is designed above the watch cavity, you will be able to correctly adjust the balance point that way! Greetings
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Replying to @morimakes :
i have figured that out by designing and printing this hanger.
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Replying to @user_1602535494 :
good job! that was a good solution
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idk what I did wrong.. any help?
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Hello! It's strange, the problem seems to be with the red filament. Although I also notice that the bed leveling is uneven. Try adding glue or hairspray to the bed if leveling doesn't work and you want to use that same color!
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Replying to @morimakes :
Thank you! I was able to fix this.. i am new to 3d printing. I love this design! well done!! My issue is the clock mechanism that i got does not fit the pieces that you made. Is there to edit the size of the clock minute and hour etc. of the diameter? Do you have a mechanism that you recommend using? I am in USA and i bought one on Amazon but of course does not fit your print. Thanks so much!!
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me gustó
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The disc in the middle is not very suitable, I removed it and attached a painting, and the overall effect is very good
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So, I'm likely missing this... but is there a link to the clock mech that's used for this design? Amazon I assume?
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I have bought them on Amazon and AliExpress, the mechanisms are standard
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Replying to @morimakes :
Do you have a link for the amazon one? I got 2 but they didnt work with the print. I dont know how to modify the file or i would try. this is the one i got that did not work Amazon.com: TIKROUND Quartz DIY Wall Clock Movement Mechanisms Battery Powered DIY Repair Parts Replacement with 4 Sets Hands,3/10 Inch Maximum Dial Thickness,29/32 Inch Total Shaft Length. : Tools & Home Improvement Amazon.com: TIKROUND Include Hands Quartz DIY 12888 Wall Clock Movement Mechanism Battery Operated DIY Repair Parts Replacement : Tools & Home Improvement
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This was a great print. the clock mechanism I bought didn’t fit exactly so I had to modify the hands but it is an awesome design! Thanks
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I'm glad you liked it and that you were able to figure it out!
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Can i use the bambu lab clock kit?
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It should work because I used a standard measurement for the mechanism, however I cannot assure you with complete certainty
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where can I find the clock numbers
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Hello! The numbers are located on the corresponding brake discs, at the bottom, so that they print on the first layer. Greetings!
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