Maker Video of my Batman Clock design inspired by the cover art of comic book Artist, Greg Capullo. The project mashes traditional wood burning techniques with 3D Printing.

Step 1: Instruction Video

Step 2: Parts List

9x12 Wood Painting Panel/Canvas. (I used the kind with a wooden frame in back to hide clock motor)
Clock Motor & Hands. (Hack an old clock or buy a new one at a hobby store)
Wood Burner and Pens. (I use RazorTip Burner and a writting tip & skew)
Acrylic Craft Paint and Brushes (Yellow, white and black)
TinkerCad account. (https://www.tinkercad.com)
Access to 3D Printer. (My local library has a Maker Space with accessible 3D Printer)
Black Filament.
Transfer Paper.
Fine Sandpaper
Epoxy. (I used wood glue but joing wood and plastic would be better with Epoxy)

Remember - Safety First. Understand and practice safe use of the tools and materials.

Step 3: Build

Please feel free to download, use or modify my design. I apologize for the quality of the image as my scanner was not big enough so I used a camera.

I modified a Batman Logo found on Thingiverse:

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:414224

My 3D Printed Clock Parts can be downloaded from here:

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:891407

Variations on the design:

Paint the cityscape and clouds with black paint instead of wood burning.
Cut out the cityscape with a scroll saw from 1/8" ply/MDF. It would give a interesting 3D effect.

I have other clock ideas for future projects. Please follow my Instructables and I will post once completed.

My Blog covers the current projects on my workbench:

https://webbedtoedworkshop.wordpress.com/author/we...

And my youtube channel has other Maker Videos.:

https://www.youtube.com/user/WebbedToedWorkbench