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Stage / FOH Clock Stand (Western Ocean Wall Clock)

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill
0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill
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Description

Stage / FOH Clock Stand (Western Ocean Wall Clock)

A clean, functional stand designed to convert a Western Ocean wall clock into a freestanding time reference for live production environments.

 

Originally built for FOH and monitor world use, this stand allows talent, engineers, and techs to clearly see remaining time without needing wall mounting.

 

Features

Converts wall-mounted clocks into freestanding displays

Designed for FOH, monitor world, and stage use

Stable, low-profile base for desks, risers, or cases

Curved support for proper weight distribution

Clean, minimal form factor that blends into production environments

 

Compatibility

Designed around this clock:

https://a.co/d/098sKX1a

Western Ocean wall clocks

Similar flat-back wall clocks with comparable thickness

 

Use Case

This stand is designed for live production workflows, including:

FOH booths (track set time, service timing, cues)

Monitor world (visible timing for musicians / MDs)

Stage / backstage areas (talent awareness)

Broadcast / control rooms

Gives a clear, dedicated time reference without needing to mount anything permanently.

 

Mounting / Use

Drop the clock into the stand

Place on any flat surface (desk, riser, case, etc.)

No hardware required

 

Design Notes

Slight rear support angle helps prevent tipping

Front lip keeps clock secure during movement or vibration

Designed to stay low-profile and out of the way in tight setups

 

Print Settings (Recommended)

Layer height: 0.2 mm

Walls: 3-4

Infill: 20-40%

Designed for functional use in live environments.

 Feel free to modify or adapt for your own setup.

 

Designed by Jesse @ freejoy.club

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