| Kaleidoscope Clock [message #49794] Thu, 14 June 2012 00:28 UTC |
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A while back I decided I needed a wall clock and decided to make one through Shapeways. Rather than have it printed as a single piece, I took advantage of the different Strong & Flexible materials to make a model with contrasting colors.
The frame is the first part of the model (the purple in the photos above and black in the photos below) and is at Kaleidoscope Clock - Part A. The background, numbers, and hands (the white in the photos above and red in the photos below) are a single sprued model at Kaleidoscope Clock - Part B. The two models are designed for a specific clock mechanism available here. Assembly instructions are on the model pages.
I gave the purple and white version away and have a place in my house for the black and red version, but I am looking forward to Shapeways' next seasonal color rotation so I can try other color combinations.
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| Re: Kaleidoscope Clock [message #49806 is a reply to message #49794 ] Thu, 14 June 2012 13:30 UTC |
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Great job! Very nice design touches, and the contrasting colors look great!
You didn't mention that it is 9 inches in diameter. I like that you have made it that large, clocks should not be tiny.
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| Re: Kaleidoscope Clock [message #49841 is a reply to message #49806 ] Thu, 14 June 2012 20:50 UTC |
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Thanks! It is as large as the design rules for the dyed Strong & Flexible permit.
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| Re: Kaleidoscope Clock [message #49906 is a reply to message #49841 ] Sat, 16 June 2012 05:26 UTC |
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nice! Love the design.
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