How many times have you stuck a stick in the ground to use as a sundial, only to realize that you still have no idea what time it is? French Etsy shop Mojoptix has solved the problem that was the Curse of Rome by 3D-printing special sundials that display the time "digitally"-if it's between 10:00 and 16:00, that is, and you don't mind the time being displayed in 20 minute increments!
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“No batteries, no motor, no electronics... It's all just a really super-fancy shadow show," writes Mojoptix. "The shape of the sundial has been mathematically designed to only let through the right sunrays at the right time/angle...You can precisely adjust the displayed time simply by rotating the gnomon, so you can even adjust for Daylight Saving Time."
Have your own 3d-printer? Get the plans and print your own sundial! See the Thingverse link below.
"No batteries, no motor, no electronics..."
"It's all just a really super-fancy shadow show"
"The shape of the sundial has been mathematically designed to only let through the right sunrays at the right time/angle"
"You can precisely adjust the displayed time simply by rotating the gnomon"
These 3d-printed parts are all you need
It takes 35 hours of 3d-printing time to manufacture each sundial
Time is displayed in 20 minute increments, from 10:00 to 16:00
