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# 24h Wall Clock
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## Why?
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Couldn't find a wall clock design I liked so made my own.
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## No, but why?
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I like the idea of a timepiece with one revolution per day instead of the one we're used to.
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Clock face was designed in OpenSCAD as manually positioning hour segments and applying changes would be very cumbersome.
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12 on top due to personal preference: daytime on top, nighttime on bottom (as indicated by the sun and moon).
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## Engraving & Cutting with Laser
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As RDworks fails to properly read in the DXF exported by OpenSCAD, a detour through Inkscape is necessary (unless using Lightburn, I presume). If not using RDworks, skip following. From OpenSCAD export as SVG. In Inkscape save the exported SVG as a DXF file. That DXF file can be opened in RDworks.
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As RDworks fails to properly read in the DXF exported by OpenSCAD, a detour through Inkscape is necessary (unless using Lightburn, I presume). If not using RDworks, skip following. From OpenSCAD export as SVG. In Inkscape save the exported SVG as a DXF file. That DXF file can be opened in RDworks. Same procedure has to be done with `part_clock_outline.scad` to use as a cutting outline.
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Tips:
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- Cut against the wood grain, not along (as in + not =).
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