Vintage 8-bit Desktop Clock

8-bit Desktop Clock This is inspiredy by the “busy” watch icon from Macintosh System 1.0 by Susan Kare recreated as a 3D desktop clock. Simple, smart and evocative of the operating system that kicked off the Graphical User Interface era.Boost MeEach Boost is like the startup chime of a Macintosh 128k. Thank you for all your support.Use the Clock Component Kit 011 or a kit with a 12 or 13 mm shaft from Amazon, print the hands and fit all the parts together. The hands will be a tight fit due to slight variances in kits, printers and filament, but they should work. If not, use a cylinder to cut the holes a little larger in the slicer to fit your kit. There are two plates - Clock Body and Clock Face. Ironing is not used in this profile. Try your own ironing settings but your results may vary based on filament, filament dryness, any bed adhesion issues, alignment of the planets, or what your neighbor had for dinner three nights ago. If you are patient and dial-in the ironing settings for th