Hollow Clock
A 3D-printed magnetic clock build using a Waveshare RP2040 Zero, a stepper motor, and a compact driver board.
Build Summary
This project followed an existing hollow-clock design and gave me practice with embedded hardware assembly, 3D-printed mechanical parts, and stepper-motor control. The clock uses magnets in the hand and outer rim so the hand can move while the center appears open.
The electronics use a Waveshare RP2040 Zero board soldered directly to a small stepper motor driver. The compact layout keeps the control electronics hidden inside the printed housing.
Reference build: Hollow Clock V.