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Much easier way is to simply use a spray filled with water and just a drop of dishwashing liquid/soap. The best way to do it is under the water, and if some dust falls on to our working surface it would stay on top of the water. The idea was to glue it to the back of the glass (for that extra glossy finish), so it was very important not to 'trap' any dust particles between the glass and the foil since it would ruin the entire look. The foil with letters is a self-adhesive black glossy foil by SERILUXв„ў which was cut by vinyl graphics cutter machine. Glass is more scratch resistant, durable and cheaper then plexiglass so that's why I have chosen it. To make the front for the clock I decided to use 3mm glass with machine-polished edges in so called 'flat polish' which leaves a nice small bevel. Layers 'a+b' are called The Front, 'c' is just a paper to diffuse LED light, 'd' is The Middle, and layer 'e' is The Back. The clock is made from 5 layers: a) Glass, b) Vinyl graphics, c) Tracing paper, d) Wood, e) Back side. The build itself was a real motivational rollercoaster mainly because it involved gluing a 'letter mask foil' with all the letters which was the most nerve consuming process, a lot of woodwork, lots of soldering and some programming. sleep mode - shutdown until next button (sensor) press corner LEDs (dots) blinking at 1/2 Hz rate (or even turned off)ДЁ. automatic LED brightness adjustment according to ambient light (with automatic sensor calibration)Д§. It can even be set to display only the temperature)Д¦.

configurable times of showing for all of the above (for example, the clock can display time for 20 seconds, and move to next thing to display: date, temperature or both and go back to time. Note: to 'translate' the clock into other languages, you will need to make a front vinyl foil with your own word/letter combinations and to edit the language header file in the source code.ДҐ.

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The project is open source and you can download all files by clicking on red download button just under the article. UPDATE: Factory made PCBs are being tested: Main Board TOP, Main Board BOT, Touch Sensor BOT, Touch Sensor TOP. Be careful, current firmware is not compatible with this PCB! UPDATE: PCBs for v2 are available for download here: Main Board, Touch Sensor. UPDATE: Project is on Hacked Gadgets and Hack-a-Day :-) ! UPDATE: There is a discussion about constructing the clock of the forum here! To keep that stealthy look I used two capacitive touch sensors under the glass (near left and right LED dots) as buttons for the user-input.

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Aside from different language, I wanted it to be able to display full time - every minute of an hour - so I ended up using 248 white LEDs. Mostly because there is nothing special about them (from the electronics point of view) but after seeing QlockTwo made by Biegert&Funk I simply couldn't resist making one that looks that nice. I have been seeing these 'Word Clocks' all over the internet for the past few years, but they never really impressed me much.

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