ImtClock
Hardware- 6 Devlogs
- 9 Total hours
WAKE UP! TIME TO CODE!!
Hey, thanks for uploading the .step, now that I can see it I noticed a few things wrong with your CAD. There's a really slim bar going across the top of the display, that won't be printable on a 3D printer, your posts for the pcb all seem to be in different locations and don't have any screw holes or anything, there's this weird box in your CAD called Part_35 that's just there for no reason, and I need you to design some actualy mounting for your display, having a hole in the side isn't enough, you can't just rely on tape/glue to hold it in. Your display part also just seems to be a rectangle? Add this in instead https://github.com/destroyer796/BLARE-Alarm-Clock/blob/main/Display/Display%20with%20pins.step.
Hey! Thanks for making your own case, I just need a .step of the whole assembly, that way I can make sure it will work.
Done with the CAD stuff
Again, you need to design your own case from scratch. You also don't have a .step of your assembly. Editing someone else's case does not count as designing it yourself. You can do this!
lots of crashes, and work on school lab PC. added sliding system for the screen so that it stays on place. I made the screw holder small for that so it adjusts itself when screwing. The colors will still be grey and red.
You have to design the case yourself. Onshape runs in your browser, if you can run autodesk in your browser your can run onshape
Made some changes on the .step files and the firmware.
Hey, I noticed the case you included is not yours, why did you do that?
All done, CAD Files, firmwares. Now, time to ship.
made the pcb lol
Made the schematics and assigned the footprints 
