Almost done with the remix for Parallyze's Grid Clock V2. I'm printing it with Hatchbox Wood PLA and some gray and white PLA for the top screens. The top screen is printed in one part with the first layer in white and the second in gray. The tops are also a combination of four individual components, with two of them printed as supports to get the patterns, and all of them merged together. It is a bit of work to get that right but it does make for some cool combinations.
The base contains the electronics and there will be a version to house an Ardunio Nano or a Node MCU, and has a place for an LDR sensor, and a ATC type fuse (planning to use a 1A or 2A fuse depending on the current I end up using). The Arduino Nano mount is remixed from AlpoHassinen's Arduino Nano Holder posted at Thingiverse. The fuse holder will require the parts from Erik Cederberg's design posted on Thingiverse by sk8rjess, here. The base also includes some pockets to catch some screws or nails for wall mounting.
It's a bit more than half printed now.
The base contains the electronics and there will be a version to house an Ardunio Nano or a Node MCU, and has a place for an LDR sensor, and a ATC type fuse (planning to use a 1A or 2A fuse depending on the current I end up using). The Arduino Nano mount is remixed from AlpoHassinen's Arduino Nano Holder posted at Thingiverse. The fuse holder will require the parts from Erik Cederberg's design posted on Thingiverse by sk8rjess, here. The base also includes some pockets to catch some screws or nails for wall mounting.
It's a bit more than half printed now.
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