3D Digital Clock

Schema and source on GitHub:

This is another homemade digital clock. I designed it with Fusion 360 and printed it on my 3D printer. It took many hours of printing. I've also created a new Android App that you can use to control it (more info on GitHub). I've used the same controller board that I've made for my other digital clock. At daylight it's not very bright, results are best at evening.

Arduino (Nano)
Bluetooth module: HC-05
Real time clock: DS3231
LED strip: WS2812B 1 meter 30 RGB LED's
Temperature and Humidity Sensor: DHT11

[KurzawaJakub]

That is a lot of work put into this project. Great job!

[ChandanKumar-vhpo]

This is one of the best clock I have ever seen. Earlier was also from the same author but this is truly amazing.

[TheZooman]

Simply amazing! I am fairly new to the Arduino, and still learning the basics.This was a very inspiring example of what can be done with the Arduino, a 3D printer, and an App.

[keithrichards]

I actually enjoyed this more than other similar videos because it doesn't say DIY in the title lol
I love 3D printers, they're just absent in my daily life xD

[TheJay]

I was like huh.. he 3d printed it.. most people doesn't have it home.. if he would have made from card board or so than he would realize how tough it is.. but than I went to older videos.. Ohh man He already did that.. Kudos.. Buddy.. well done..

[Phantomthecat]

Why are some people so talented. I feel so inadequate sometimes... 😆 Great work, love it.

[jimmyscott]

What would be cool is to add some coding so that you can set night hours for the clock so when it’s like 8 pm till 6 am (or what ever you set, it only lights up soft colors or dim colors or if possible dulls the leds

[grumich]

Oh, that's good. That's REALLY good! About the only thing I'd add is to make the 7-segment's, uh, "segments" stand out better; there's a sort of "light bleed" between them and parts of the background. But outside of that, it's quite impressive, including the different displays (time, temp, etc.). "Ya done GOOD!"

(And wouldn't ya know it? I left my 3-D printer in my other pants! But once I get it out I'll get RIGHT on it!) :)

[billycash]

New improvement from previous project? Great job, bro 👍👍👍

[PR_Sikorski]

That's awesome mate.
Seems that I need to get 3D printer :)

[tomgray]

This is still amazing to watch.... Thank you Leon 😀

[BaoAnh-Q]

The app does not work properly. I open the App but cannot use. It's out automaticly. Pls advice. thank.

[fraaggl]

Incredible !! So beautiful and it open the door for so much adaptations. Thank you for sharing it !

[ariaontube]

I made it, and I worked first time, I am very pleased. Thanks

[MikeysLab]

Nice clock, my only concern would be you can not take it apart, so it is hard to service/expand. I would have attached the covers/diffusers to the back with screws so you can still access the LED's

[ArthursHD]

Looks great! It could be redesigned to make as an easily from recycled materials, recyclable commercial product at a relatively low cost.

[wladimirkarpenko]

Hello. I want to repeat your project. Tell me how to connect segments correctly? and especially the points. Can you draw a detailed diagram of the connection of the segments?

[prabakaranpalanivelu]

thank you for this project. it works for me. easly understandable code.

[misstkerl]

Very nice watch and wonderful work. Was also a lot of work to create the app, many thanks for your work, I wish you all the best. Now I have to build the clock too, says my wife and I want her to hang in the living room. Have to work for me again. First had to make our table with WiFi LEDs and Alexa.

[amlebarhon]

Hello,
I built this clock, it works fine. It was my first Arduino project, thank you Leon for your wonderful idea !