Adjustable 60 WS2812 LED ring / circle / clock holder

Adjustable 60 WS2812 LED ring / circle / clock holder

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Got a set of 4 quarters (15 LEDs each) of a circle of WS2812 (luckily found WS2812B at the time too) LEDs off eBay and wanted a circular frame to hold them together neatly. I whipped this up from scratch in OpenSCAD because I know just enough to write decent code. I cut out a square space at the back so that they can be soldered up without it interfering with them sitting flat on the table. I have created a working clock face and I'm controlling the LEDs with an Arduino Nano, but getting them into a circular ring was the first step, and may be all you need.\r\n\r\nThe more complete CLOCK is here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3137687 (ongoing project in development)\r\n\r\nSmaller printers won't be able to print the entire track as a complete circle on their own, so there are 2 options - halves and quarters that snap together like basic puzzle pieces easily. I may work on a slightly more elaborate way of them connecting for a tiny improvement of the look later on, but I have a printer that prints the whole circle with no issues.

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