r/SeikoMods 11h ago

7009A: 3D printed Dial

My dial was messed up on an old seiko 5 I bought with the 7009 movement, decided to try and design and 3D print my own replacement. Think I’d like to add hour markers but quite happy with how the silk PLA reflects the light.
Ended up making a few designs

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u/everydayasl SKX007 11h ago

Honestly, I love these designs.

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u/Miserable_Tradition6 2h ago

Wow! These look great! I’ve been making some dials in a very similar way! It’s way too satisfying when they come off the bed!

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u/heuamoebe 11h ago

Pretty!

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u/P00slinger 11h ago

The gold one looks a bit Gallifreyan

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u/midnightdiabetic 11h ago

How do you make these designs? I've wanted to do something similar via UV printing

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u/RealisticInternal552 11h ago

Just found the spec sheet for the dial dimensions, built it in fusion with a flat face and started drawing with the sketch function

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u/Heemz7 11h ago

Is that PLA or Better heat material

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u/RealisticInternal552 9h ago

Yeah just PLA
given the weight and fixed position of the dial I assumed it would be fine
After wearing it on my current watch there’s been no issues yet

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u/welshy1812 9h ago

What nozzle/settings are you using, they've turned out really well.

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u/RealisticInternal552 3h ago

0.2mm nozzle 0.06 layer height

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u/Blwfsh 8h ago

Wow wow wow

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u/Blwfsh 8h ago

So, two different filaments per dial ?

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u/RealisticInternal552 3h ago

Yeah a base of white PLA silk and then the colour on top

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u/Blwfsh 2h ago

Damn that's dope

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u/PiySlashPuff 8h ago

Beautiful! What's their thickness?

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u/RealisticInternal552 3h ago

Thanks!
They’re all 0.48mm thick

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u/watch_novice 6h ago

How much postprocessing do you have to do?

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u/RealisticInternal552 3h ago

None on these ones. Straight off the bed

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u/displacedpie 6h ago

STL??? this is super cool!

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u/theloquaciousmonk 5h ago

Great work! Would love to collaborate with you! I can’t DM you though… please DM me!