Another 24-hour Clock

I had an older IKEA SNAJDARE clock in my office with a high-torque 24-hour movement. I like this “base” as the clock movement isn't centered. But the huge hands really made it so I'd have to stick or paint numbers on the wall. I can't do that at my new job. So…even if you don't happen to have a SNAJDARE lying around, I hope what I have here can be the start of a 24-hour clock toolkit.

• I'm including the svg I used to make the numbers. The font and scale can be edited in Inkscape or another vector editor. No math, no plugins, no scripting required. (There's a photo of my first iteration with a different font for comparison.) The world simply needs more 24-hour clocks!
• The holes in the discs were created in Bambu Studio. They're not baked in to the discs. They can be adjusted to match your clock movement's size. Measure twice, print once.
• You'll notice some “fudge shims” on plate 3. I made these because mine happens to be a Euroshaft clock movement. These have a threaded minute shaft that's round on two sides and flat on the others. I just added these to help lock in my minute disc.
• The pointer will likely only make sense with SNAJDARE or another really large base.
• Just for fun, I also included an stl file that's fairly close to the shape of SNAJDARE. I don't know a printer that could print it, but maybe you could cut some plywood in a local makerspace using the dimensions.

So yes, I realize I'm putting this out in the world, knowing that the slab of wood it was made for isn't sold anymore. Like I said, I'm more interested in other people making their own 24-hour clocks and sharing the results!

Design by RedPop on MakerWorld (license: CC0).