I'm Late Clock

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I recently came across a clock online that I felt was overpriced, so I decided to create my own. Most clock motors are standardized in size, making it easy to find affordable alternatives that work just as well. Enjoy the model and please share your own creations! Happy Printing! Print Instructions: - Use a thick layer height (0.33) with minimal infill to save time and material, but feel free to customize to your liking. - A 10% concentric infill worked perfectly for me. - Enable supports for bridging in the center of the clock motor's indent. There are two versions of the clock body: "Clock Body Full," which covers the motor from the side but requires more time and material, and "Clock Body Fast," a quicker print with less material but visible motor on the sides. In Prusa Slicer, you can change the color of numbers and letters using the color change function. Alternatively, use pause functions in other slicers to achieve the same result. I've also included separate STL files for Numbers and Letters for MMU prints in PrusaSlicer or multiple processes in S3D.