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I printed at .2 layer heights with no brims but it often depends on a users specific setup so use your experience. I will try to answer any queries. I used CA glue to attach the bits together. One clock face is meant to be removeable, the one you would mount to the ‘Front Clock frame support’ if you want it removeable, say to put a light in like i did, then make sure to not glue on clock faces so you can reach in and glue on the ‘Front Clock frame latch’ otherwise you will not have access to locate these. then the Front Clock frame support and the the attached finish surfaces can be pulled forward from the top and removed. The finials and the connecting pieces are orientated as they would go together, they are finicky as they need to be rolled up but the effect is great. This model is not for the feint of heart but rather someone good with their hands and a bit of a craftsman :) hope someone enjoys it!

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill

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I have provide a file with a clock face with no hands so you can adda negative part for however big your clock needs in the middle, just possition the hole x-y as per the part, provided locating pins for the four corners of the clock (copy part if doing more than 1 side) and a new set of finials that should be a lot easier in two halfs that just need gluing together (color these with your paint tool as you wish.)

clock no hands, locating pins and new finials

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A1 with brims and suports

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A model of the queen elizibeth tower that i have created in sketchup. Model should not require any supports but use your own judgement regarding brims dependant upon your setup. I have added a print profile that has a clock with no hands so you can add a negative part for the clock mechanism if using one (just locate the negative part at the same X-Y as the clock face, also locating pins for the clock corners and a new set of finials that are split print much easier that you can color as you like in the paint editor.

BIG BEN (Queen Elizibeth Tower)

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