Print Settings Printer brand: Prusa; Flashforge Printer: MK3S, Mini; Finder Supports: No Resolution: 0,2 Infill: case 5%, clockwork case 15%, stand 10%, cubes 20% Filament brand: Prusa; Geetech; ICE Filament color: Galaxy Black; Silky Silver; Romantic Red Filament material: PLA Remark: As all parts are designed to fit very precisely, it may happen that you have to rework one or the other part a bit with sandpaper and/or cutter due to different dimensional accuracy of the printers and the different behavior of the filaments. What else is needed (if you want to update it): Clock movement, battery AA 1,5V 4 self-tapping screws Ø 2,9x 12mm Phillips screwdriver Superglue Fine sandpaper Pliers There are always several sets of hands in the kit. You can find suitable hands for this clock (Ø 200mm) e.g. here: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B002A4KFM2/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_3Z6T855CWW3THAQKWDDS STEP 1 If you want to hang the clock on the wall, you can do without this step. Otherwise you will need the following for the step: Clock_standsocket.stl Clock_standbacks_leftright.stl Clock_standsafebar.stl Super glue All you have to do is apply a little superglue to the stand backs and insert them into the recesses in the base. Make sure that they are at right angles. STEP 2 For this step you need: Clock_case.stl Clock_clockworkcase_text.stl (or Clock_clockworkcase_clean.stl) Clock_standsafebar.stl 4 self-tapping screws Ø 2,9x 12mm Phillips screwdriver You can decide whether you want the clockwork case without or with text (AS TIME GOES BY). Make sure that the mark in the movement case matches the arrow on the case. Do not overtighten the screws, as they can easily overwind in the plastic! To prevent the case from tipping out of the stand, "Clock_standsafebar.stl" is now screwed on as a lock. STEP 3 For this step you need: Clock_clockhand_big.stl Clock_clockhand_small.stl Clock_clockhand_bolt.stl Clock_clockhand_washer.stl (2x) Fine sandpaper The hand holes are very precisely dimensioned. At first you have the impression that the centering bolt does not fit. This is how it should be! Better a little tighter than too loose. It will loosen up after a few turns of the pointer. If necessary, sand the holes and the bolt with fine sandpaper. Mount the hands as shown in the pictures. STEP 4 After you have printed the file Clock_No_01-12.stl you can place the clock in the stand and insert the 12 number cubes into the recesses. There are 6 different ways to place the cubes. Have fun practising the clock times! STEP 5 With the installation of a battery-operated movement you can update to a normal clock. You need a Clock movement Hour-, minute- and second hand small pliers battery AA 1,5V Insert the movement from the back into the hole of the movement case, secure it from the front with a washer and screw it tight with the enclosed screw. To tighten, use a small pair of pliers or, if you have them, a suitable spanner. Now insert the hour hand first, then the minute hand and finally the second hand. After that you must turn carefully the hour and minute hands to set the current time and then insert the battery. Later, the time can be set using a knob on the back of the movement. Have fun with this versatile clock!