Alarm clock enclosure.

From the V2 breadboard, with 3D-printed holders, to the V3 black-anodized aluminium clock on a ½″ low-iron glass base that glows 660 nm red. Drag to orbit, scroll or pinch to zoom, hover a part to name it, and press Explode to take it apart.

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Version

Explode

Lamp on See inside Screen on Colour parts

Touchscreen

Clock time: –
Screen: –
Brightness: –

Set the clock to

Sound

This is the clock's real firmware, src/main.cpp, compiled to WebAssembly. It draws here and on the model's screen. Click here, or press Interact to use the screen on the model. Settings you change are kept in this browser, the way the clock keeps them through a power cut. To hear the alarm, turn it on, then set the clock to just before it.

Fit check

Cost per clock, batch of 10

Item	$ each

Your hours per clock

Your rate, $/h

Selling price

Cash

With your time

Margin each

Edit any price to try a real quote; your edits stay in this browser. Margin allows 3% for card fees and assumes shipping is charged to the buyer. Certification (FCC testing, $1,000–3,000 for the batch) is not included.

Where to buy

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Parts

Generated from hardware/cad/clock.py (CadQuery). STEP and STL files for every part are in hardware/cad/out/, ready for the 3D printer or CAM. The 4.1″ screen module uses the outline measured from LilyGO's published T-Display-P4 model; the 2.41″ outline is an estimate until the Waveshare drawing is checked. The screen shows where the digits fall, not the real UI.