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January 19, 2023

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I designed this as a replacement for the lame cardboard start player marker in Lost Ruins of Arnak. For my Moon Staff upgrade, see https://www.printables.com/model/374337. It's a multi-part model, none requires supports. You can also get a multi-colored clock face by simple filament swaps, no need for an MMU or multi-head printer. Print Instructions You need one copy of Frame, Face, and Hammer, and two copies of Bell and BellPeg. See 3mf files for suggested settings and parts orientation, plus pre-configured color swaps for multi-colored face and frame. The face slides into the frame. Make sure the slots in the frame and face are aligned. The hammer goes into the middle hole in the frame. The bell pegs go into the other two holes in the frame and the bottom of the bells. They're designed to be a loose press fit. I strongly suggest using a drop of super glue to fix them in place.