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Thanks for sharing your ideas and suggestions. Good recommendation to heat up to a value just below boiling temperature. Indeed a thermometer would greatly improve the setup. Much appreciated comment!

The software code for the CountClock in Tidal mode is available here: https://www.instructables.com/CountClock-in-Tidal-Mode

The software code for the CountClock in Rainbow Colors mode is available here: https://www.instructables.com/CountClock-in-Rainbow-Colors

Good that you’re asking. The software code for the CountClock in Hours and Minutes mode is not yet ready for publication; although it is functional it needs a revision. Will send you the current code in a personal message.

Nice!Thanks for sharing your square Tidal Mode Clock and for explaining your modificationsto the design and making process. Well done.

Thanks Uncle Kudzu! The lamp may indeed be welcomed as a short cut towards enlightenment in Pastafarianism (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Spaghetti_Monster)...

Glad you like the CountClock, thanks for sharing your view...

Thanks!

A pity that youdidn't build it… For the CountClock a novelty search was performedand a comparable device was found to be patented in 1990. Perhaps anew feature introduced by the CountClock (and possibly not documentedbefore), is the stepwise learning approach, targeting childrenlearning to tell time. Helpful in this respect are the multicoloredLEDs, which allow displaying for example half hours and quarters asseparate segments. The rainbow effectcan be easily achieved by reprogramming the CountClock.

Respect! Sure, thisKeyboard Hack works with square-base keys. The form and shape of the spring isnot critical at all. It’s convenient to use the key’s base for wrapping the papercliparound it, see the pictures below.