This thing includes the 3d file for the clock housing and the laser cut files for the wood or any other flat material.

Numbers 12, 3, 6 and 9 are larger for the nicer look ;)

The laser cut files can be adjusted if needed.

Secret hint: Due to the large free space of the housing, you can use the clock as the secret hidden compartment to hide some valuables.

VoronDesign

Voron Trident 250

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Layer: 0,2mm Nozzle 0,4mm or 0,6mm

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First print the housing and measure, if the size corrections of the laser cut are needed due to the material shrinkage.

The base has the outer ring, inner ring and numbers on top of it and the positioning ring beneath it. Glue with appropriate glue depending on the material.
The positioning ring seats into the 3d printed housing.

I used 4mm plywood and stained the front wooden parts.

The hole for the clock mechanism is 8mm. Adjust if needed.

there are two holes in the 3d printed housing. You might need to drill a hole in the wood through them for fixing the wooden part of the clock onto the housing.

The design is meant to be printed with no supports.

It has the modern and universal look.

You can make the clock with less numbers. For example, only 12, 3, 6, and 9, and achieve even more minimalistic look.