OneBlade 360 Pro Essentials Travel Case
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Blade on, print in place, snap shut, modular travel design to hold essential accessories in a sleek minimalist box.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Bathroom
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This OneBlade 360 Pro case was designed to fill a gap where I wanted to be able to carry the shaver with the precision comb in a minimalist lightweight protective package. Simple snap shut closure, with no protruding latches or clips to get caught in your luggage.
Adding the comb added space for other accessories, so I included a spot for everything that comes with the shaver except the charger. A USB-C adapter takes way less room and you can probably use a cable and charger you already have with you for your phone.
The case has an accessory cut-out that can be left open as a flexible space for cables, and accessories, or you can print out an included accessory insert to carry everything neatly, with room for some travel essentials:
USB-C adapter (instead of the shaver power plug and cable)
Nose and Ear Trimmer attachment (instead of a separate trimmer)
Print Instructions:
Easy print in place case design with optional accessory insert.
Settings: Your basic 2 perimeter, and 15% infill with 0.20mm layer height is fine. No supports required.
Filament: PETG gives strength and a bit of flexibility to press and open the case latch. However, PLA seems okay as a second option.
Optional: Paint model for use with MMU or multi color printers. The model includes an integrated OneBlade logo to make this easy to add color if you want.
Files:
Use the .STL or .3MF files to print. The .STEP files have been included for those wishing to further modify it.
Case
Accessory insert (optional)
I hope this design is helpful for others, I've learned a lot in doing it - thanks to all that share their ideas. Happy travels!