Cosmic Chronos Cube V2: A 4D Journey in Space-Time

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I heard your feedback! Version 2 has MANY improvements:

• No-AMS required 
• Reduced Print Time by 84.4% 
• No more filament waste! (bye bye poop) 
• Prints with No Supports!

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The Cosmic Chronos Cube is an original creation that merges the concept of a Tesseract with astronomical elements, offering a unique perspective on the fourth dimension - time itself ⌛

 

Printing

4 Color:

🟡 Gold (Silk) PLA

⚫ Black PLA

⚪ White PLA

🔵 Dual-Color Blue & Purple (Silk) PLA or Blue PLA

 

Assembly

You will need some CA glue (super glue)

Step 0

Once all the parts are printed, you should have these parts:

Step 1

Press the (white) seconds arm into the blue and gold parts:

Step 2

Press the (white) rear diamond into the (black) front diamond:

 

Step 3

Insert the little tabs into the clock component holes:

Step 4

Fit the clock component into Diamond Plate and align the tabs with the holes (you will feel when they are aligned). Then tighten the screw:

Step 5

Use the “seconds arm” that came with the Clock Kit, and slide it into the printed arm with the comet:

Step 6

Push the Hour arm, then the Minutes Arm and finally the Seconds arm (In this order) into the center of the Clock Kit:

Step 7

Place the (Blue/Purple) Front Back-Drop on each side of the cube:

 

Step 8

Connect to cube top left and top right together:

Step 9

Add a little bit of glue in the small holes under to Cube's Top:

Step 10

Wait for Glue to Dry and Settle! (IMPORTANT)

 

Step 11

Push the Rear Black Walls (Left and Right) into the cube:

Step 12

Slide and Push each (black) corner into the Cube's exposed edges:

Step 13

Insert the Diamond Plate into the Cube until it rests within the guides/rails:

Step 14

Enjoy your beautiful new clock! 😍❤️ 

 

Ending Notes

I spent a ton of time 😵💫 working on this 2nd version and I learned a lot of new CAD skills. 

 

Thank you to everyone who gave me feedback and encouragement! The MakerWorld community is awesome!