I Made a Digital Ghost Clock

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I Made a Digital Ghost Clock

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I made a digital clock in the image of ghost

Supplies

3d printer, white filament, arduino, wires, solder iron, soder, tinkercad, display, battery pack,.RTC chip, electrical tape, sand paper,

Designing 3D Model

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  1. Build the clock body on tinker
  2. Place a cylinder in the middle of the build plate
  3. Place a smaller cylinder inside of it but make it hole and have it lifted up a biot from the floor
  4. Then group both of the cylinders together
  5. Then place a box in the middle of one of the sides of the cylinders and group them
  6. Then place two paraboloid on opposite side of the cylinder and group them to the body

Wiring Up Aurduino

  1. Connect the wires to the arduino,display and the RTC chip
  2. Then through the use of a solder iron and solder soldered all three grounds lines together
  3. Then connect both VCC lines with the 5v line
  4. Then connect both SDA lines with A4 line
  5. Then connect both SCL lines with A5 line
  6. Then solder all connected wires
  7. Once that is all done wrap all exposed wires with electrical tape.

Setting Up Arduino

  1. Program the arduino so that it tells the display to tell the correct time
  2. Go and run the arduino program
  3. Go and use the code that is on Circuit Basic to program your arduino
  4. Then click on tools and go to manage libraries
  5. Then include Wire.h, LiquidCrystal_I2C.h, and RTClib.h
  6. Go and click the check mark that says verify
  7. Then go back to tools and click on serial monitor and in the interface enter u and then you should get the prompt to enter the time and date.

Asembly

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  1. Place the wiring and arduino inside of the clock body
  2. Then add a battery to the arduino and close it up
  3. Then place the head on top of the body