Alarm clock in tech design - Arduino-based desk clock

In a previous post, I talked about how to make an Arduino-based wristwatch using a 3D printer. The next step was logical - to make a desktop alarm clock from more or less standard modules. It took me one Sunday to build the alarm. The case turned out to be so-so - too simple. He blew out paint from a spray can, it seemed to be better. Then I will redraw. Or redraw yourself, in Sketchup for example.
But the sketch is very beautiful. With sunset effect.
Anyway. The watch case is assembled from 4 plastic parts printed on such a 3D printer .





What I used:

• Arduino UNO
• MP1095 - Real-time clock (RTC)
• 1.6 "Color CSTN display (132 * 132)
• Three buttons.
• Piezoceramic tweeter.
• 8 M3x16 screws
• 2 M3x45 screws
• 8 simple M3 nuts and 2 self-locking nuts M3
• 3D printer (or you need access to print parts on a 3D printer)

4th plastic parts ( here you can download STL files)

w1 - display platform


w2 - left platform for buttons


w3 - right platform for buttons


w4 - basis for installing Arduino UNO We



assemble the electrical circuit as follows:



Under this linksketch for ARDUINO UNO

Here are the libraries that you will need to compile in the Arduino environment:

ColorLCDShield
DS1307RTC
Time
PinChangeInt

Video tutorial for setting up.
In the video there are watches made on an acrylic price tag from some store. Also very beautiful!