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Fake Medieval Book Case

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A case for the Philips Oneblade made to look like a medieval style book

Updated at source: Feb 23, 2026

Model information

printed as a multi colour first layer
- if your printer cannot print multi colour look up tutorials for single extruder multi colour printing on YT or print as 2 separate files, just make sure bed leveling is off for the second colour and your z lift is greater than 0.2mm
- ensure both filaments used are the same as PLA does not stick to PETG
designed for a 0.2mm layer height (only first layer needs to be 0.2mm, other layers can be larger/smaller)
a textured PEI or similar bed is recommended for a more natural look

Printed in a single colour (matching the main top cover colour)
supports on
- "everywhere" setting on (any marring to the bottom surface of the cover will be covered by the pages during assembly)

Print in a white (of similar) filament
use a large layer height to achieve the appearance of pages
- 0.3 or higher recommended depending on your nozzle size

the pages are glued onto the bottom cover with whatever glue works for you
- there is a slight counter sink in the bottom cover to ensure alignment
the top and bottom covers are connected using a filament hinge
- clean up the hinge holes as needed with a small diameter drill bit
- push a length of filament into these holes while aligned
  - it may be difficult to push a single length of filament in one go so using 2 (one from each side) will work as well
- trim ends off of filament hinge
and voila! you're done!

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