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A handy protective cover for traveling with the oneblade razer (QP2734)

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An awkward situation: it's your turn at the airports safety check and there's something vibrating in your toiletry bag. Security personnel is gathering, passengers nudging each other, all eyes on you… of course everyone's expecting you to unpack some kind of kinky stimulating device. Disappointment spreads after it becomes clear it's just another razer that unintentially got switched on, going “brrrr” until the battery dies.

In an attempt of avoiding such situations I made a simple protective sleeve for the Philips Oneblade QP2734.

It's a tight fit, probably not very gentle to the rubbery grip. So I added a slit on one side to make it a bit more flexible. Maybe that helps… can't tell since I've only printed an older version without the slotted design (as seen on my pictures). Feedback is appreciated. And don't forget to remove the blade while attaching/detaching the sleeve.

Printing is easy. No supports are required and it works fine with PETG… if you have some more flexible material around that'd be even better. I'm thinking of PP or PA11 here. I used PA12 (SLS) for mine.

 

edit: based on feedback I updated the file for making it easier to attach/detach.

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