Workshops for Supercon 2023 were announced today and this project is one of them!
Here's a preview of what is in the kit:

Frames are in production to:

One hour and 20 minutes per frame set... But I'm very happy with the result which is easy to print (no supports) and snaps together in a very satisfying way. There are lanyard loop attachment points at the top corners, and from the front, the frame is minimal.

The backside of the frame holds the battery pack and a pair of stylii.

And it stands up on it's own too:

Suitable as a desk clock!
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I was a beta tester of assembling this Core 16 kit. I have minimal soldering skills and basic tools. I had never done this small of work before. The instructions are excellent. A tweezers, flux and cheater glasses (or good eyes) is all you need. Don't hesitate to sign up for the workshop if it seems intimidating.
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