Wall Clock Stand

This stand can hold a wall clock that is shaped like a flat cylinder. It works with clocks that have a flat outer margin which is wide enough to let the clock stand. I have used this clock, although there are many similar clocks available. The clock has a diameter of 240 mm and a height of 40 mm.

The stand is designed to be minimalistic in order to keep the clock visible, but also to save material and printing time.

Customizable

I have attached the OpenSCAD model which allows to tailor the model to your needs. Make sure to include the BOSL2 library in OpenSCAD, otherwise the model won't compile. See the BOSL2 GitHub page for installation instructions.

You need to know the diameter of your clock, its height and the desired depth and margin (thickness) of the stand. If you dig in the code, you can also customize the feet of the stand or its width.

Print Settings

The easiest way to print without supports is to cut the model in your slicer software in two halves and glue the parts together as show in the pictures. It doesn't matter where you cut - I chose this approach in order to avoid a visible splice in the middle (although it would not be visible when in use anyway).

The printer was set to standard settings for PLA with only 5% infill. The duration of the print was 2:32 hours.

Makes & Feedback

Feel free to post your makes and to leave a comment and a review! Happy printing!