#NiroClock completed by 2/3. 3D Done.
It looks more like a dumb terminal or an old computer. It was done intentionally. I believe it has its own vibe.
So the total time spent was a little more than 3h. Time passed so fast I didn’t notice. Yet it was interesting, so I don’t regret.
Firstly, I imported the display and the pcb that i designed. and the instruction had some new information for me. I fastened them with offset and put angle as i wanted. (But in future, this angle led to some frustration).
I learned about assembly context for the first time. It was new and helpful for me.
I first made bottom case went straight forward until I changed angle of display and updated context and everything shifted. So, I spent some time trying to return. Nevertheless, I just again counter shifted it so it seems to solve situation. My case consist of 4 parts and I though about fasteners for each. I liked my design. But I tried to foresee printing problems but I suppose there is still going to be some printing problems due to the angled display. I also worry about keycaps if they are going to fit. in theory and by my calculations they should fit, but hope it will work in reality too. I created type C port; I have no worries about it.
I liked the process and excited to make it in real life