Succulent Clock

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Succulent Clock - I painted over the numbers with a lighter green. Forgive the bad painting job. I am not very good. But it works well. - 3d model

Succulent Clock - For my print I leveraged the AMS to add accent colors to the numbers to make them stand out. Filaments I used are as follows

Pot - AMOLEN Rock PLA in Yellow Feldspar Rock
Dirt - OVERTURE PLA Plus in Chocolate
Plant - OVERTURE PLA in Olive Green
Accents - OVERTURE PLA Matte Light Brown - 3d model

Succulent Clock - Takes some tinkering to get the clock to not "jam", but once you get it working, it's a beautifully functional desk piece. - 3d model

Succulent Clock - Finally got around to making one of these! Pretty easy to read once you get the hang of it. It's been a hit with folks! - 3d model

Succulent Clock - I thought this print was a good opportunity to take advantage of using support filament. It worked great to get a better bottom surface on the "hands" using it as the interface material. This print makes for a cute desktop faux plant with a functional twist of it being a clock! - 3d model

Succulent Clock - This clock was super fun to make, I know my mom will love it when Christmas comes around! Since the recommended clock motor comes in a pack of 2, I’m definitely going to make one for myself as well! - 3d model

Keeping track of time with plants!

This is the Succulent Clock. A 3D printable plant that keeps track of time. The 3 tiers each serve as one of the hands of the clock. It is spun by a built in clock mechanism.

Line up the stems with the notch in the pot to read the time!

The Assembly Instructions are provided in the images. You may need some glue to secure the second hand stem onto the metal second hand peg.

Filaments I used: Brown Filament Green Filament Pot Color

For print settings, open the 3mf file, and you will all the settings I recommend for printing!

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