MCM Greenstamp Starburst Clock

This is the 2nd version of a clock I made a few weeks ago, with some modifications that were suggested.
 

This is an easy print - no supports, basic settings with .20 layer height, 15% Gyroid infill.  *Except the face, the black part has a top surface pattern of Hilbert Curve.  

This version uses minimal glue; the starbursts snap into the hole. It's a VERY snug fit and will take a little wiggle jiggle.  I also found on a few pieces that a couple of passes on the joint tail  with some fine grit sandpaper helped.  A bit of glue couldn't hurt, but they hold just fine without it.  There are 2 versions of the base - one with a hole already placed (13mm) and one without so you can put your own shape if you want.

The face is glued on. I just used Gorilla Gel glue, 

Post Processing on the starburst - I did an extra step on the starburst pieces to smooth out the top ridge.  I sanded it started at 440 up to 2000 grit.  Since I used the metallic silk, I didn't want to scuff it up so I didn't do anything further to it.

 

Design by The Erin on MakerWorld (license: BY-SA).