No problem — there's likely a public-library makerspace near you with the tools. Many let you use the machines free with a library card; you just pay for materials.
Design hour, minute, and second hands — export SVG for laser or STL for 3D print. No signup.
Design the hour, minute, and second hands for your clock. Pick a preset, adjust shape, length, width, and counterweight per hand, and pick whether you want a laser-cut SVG or a 3D-printed STL. The shaft-hole size is adjustable so the hands fit your clock movement exactly.
Design a face and matching hands in minutes. Both tools export machine-ready files in millimeter units — cut the face and the hands from the same sheet of acrylic or wood, or print them on the same bed.
SVG (laser cutting) — millimeter units, single cut layer. Works with LightBurn, LaserGRBL, Glowforge, xTool Creative Space, and any software that reads SVG.
STL (3D printing) — extruded to your chosen thickness, ready for Cura, PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, or any slicer.
You can choose between SVG (for laser cutting, millimeter units) and STL (for 3D printing, extruded to your chosen thickness).
Most quartz movements use a 2.0–2.2 mm shaft for the second hand and a slightly wider sleeve for the hour and minute hands. Check your movement, or start from the 2.2 mm default.
Yes — the hands are standalone parts that work with any standard clock movement.
No. The Clock Hands Generator is browser-based and completely free. No sign-up and no account; your design work happens right in your browser. Designer Bee keeps only anonymous usage stats, like which settings get exported, to keep improving the tools.
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Pick a style, set the size, and export an SVG ready for laser cutting.
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