Medieval Wall Mount for Philips OneBlade
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This wall-mounted holder for Philips OneBlade is inspired by medieval craftsmanship.
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Bathroom
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 inspired | No supports | Ready to print
This wall-mounted holder for Philips OneBlade is inspired by medieval craftsmanship, resembling a wooden armory board or shield mount from 15th‑century Europe. It combines strong decorative presence with a practical and secure everyday storage solution.
The OneBlade is displayed vertically, firmly held and easy to access, as if it were a ceremonial tool of a master barber or a piece stored in a medieval armory.
✨ Key Features
🏰 Medieval decorative design
The backplate mimics carved wood planks and cross beams, inspired by medieval structures and armory mounts. Designed to look great both as a functional holder and as a decorative piece.
🔩 Hinge system with standard hardware
The clamp system uses a simple and robust hinge, assembled using:
1 × M3x40 screw, or
2 × M3x20 screws
This makes the assembly sturdy, easy to maintain, and compatible with common hardware.
🧲 Wall mounting (no drilling required)
The holder is designed to be glued to the wall using strong double-sided tape (such as 3M VHB) or equivalent adhesive.
No drilling or wall damage required — ideal for bathrooms and rented spaces.
🖨 Ready to print – no supports needed
All parts are fully optimized for FDM printing without supports
Clean geometry, safe angles, and proper tolerances
Files are print-ready, no modifications required
🧩 Model includes
Decorative backplate
OneBlade holder/clamp
Separate parts for easier printing and finishing
🖨 Printing recommendations
Material: PLA or PETG
Layer height: 0.2 mm
Perimeters: 3
Infill: 10–20%
Supports: Not required
You can print the parts in different colors to simulate wood and metal, or paint them afterward for a more realistic medieval finish.