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Solving the Casio W-738H’s Biggest Problem
DescriptionIn this project, I address the main drawback of the Casio W-738H: its vulnerable, exposed front crystal. Using 3D printing and some matte black PLA+, I designed a slim, 1.2mm protective bezel mask that adds a raised edge without sacrificing the watch's classic look. I'll briefly share the design process, the different More
In this project, I address the main drawback of the Casio W-738H: its vulnerable, exposed front crystal. Using 3D printing and some matte black PLA+, I designed a slim, 1.2mm protective bezel mask that adds a raised edge without sacrificing the watch's classic look. I'll briefly share the design process, the different textures I experimented with, and my non-destructive method for attaching the mask using thin double-sided tape so you can protect your watch face-down.
Note:
[Upd] The bezel/mask is available on Shopee Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines :
https://shopee.co.id/product/91116991/58065046855/
https://shopee.com.my/product/1695988751/43083089003/
https://shopee.ph/product/1695988756/43183088980/
For other countries, you can get the design file on
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/bezel-mask-for-the-casio-w-738h-w3de
0:00 The Problem with the W-738H
0:30 Design & Prototyping
1:22 Material Choice & Texture Options
1:51 Non-Destructive Attachment Method
2:25 Final Results & Daily Use Benefits
2:55 What's Next? (W-221H)
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