Continuing the programming. Quick video showing the colour options (red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, purple, violet, harlequin, colour fade and white). The hours, minutes and colon can be set individually (static colours only for colon). After 5 seconds - to reduce eeprom wear - the settings are stored in eeprom (the flash you see is confirmation). In the setting mode hours and minutes are adjusted (obvs!) but there is also a DST setting, which isn’t working right yet but is implemented.
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/smartroad/RGB-Clock
Great work! These look really well made, kudos for that. Can you share some insight into the manufacturing process? Seems like a good candidate for 3D printing and laser cutting, but maybe you’re just really good with hand tools 
EDIT: I saw your previous post, which explains a lot, thanks for showing off the in progress shots!
@Chris_Parton Hi Chris, thanks for the comment. I have now put the design up on Thingiverse. It isn’t as complete as I would like (there are additional functions I want to put in) but will be able to be built to a basic clock.
