Philips OneBlade & Kingdom Come stand Tower with charging function
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For file: OneBlade_stand_tower_window.bgcode
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- Weight reported by the author
- 1 g
- Print time reported by the author
- 1.2 min
- Source material
- PLA
- Estimate material
- PLA
- Estimate printer
- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
- Estimate process
- 0.20mm Standard
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Charging function with original cable. Storage area in on the tower. Cables are not visibly routed. Blades on Backside.
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Model information
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- Printables
- Category
- Bathroom
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Kingdom Come-inspired OneBlade Stand Tower
General Information
The original charging cable is integrated into the tower.
The cable simply needs to be threaded through the parts and pressed into the designated grooves, then the cable is invisible. No screwdrivers or similar tools are needed for assembly.
The accessories are on the tower and spare blades are located on the back.
The razor is easy to insert and the charging indicator light shines through the window to the outside. The water can drain away if the razor is used immediately after washing.
All parts are aligned for printing and only need to be imported into PrusaSlicer.
My print file with all parts is included in the data.
Printed in PLA 0,2mm 15% infill without support.
The window is printed with 2 layer translucent white and can be clipped into the tower.
The window can be inserted after printing, but it would be easier to print the window first. Simply create a stop at 104mm when printing the tower and then insert the window.
Assembly
1. Insert the window into the tower. Position it from above in the razor holder and snap it into place with your fingertip or a stick. If the window was inserted during printing, proceed to step 2.
2. Place the “PRINT_CHARGINGHOLDER” part on a table with the contour facing up, the cable must exit on the left. The correct component is marked with a 1.
3. Place the charging plug within the contour, and the deep groove of the connector at
the bottom.
4. Add the second part of “PRINT_CHARGINGHOLDER” to it. The correct component is marked with a 2.
5. It's important that the connector is oriented correctly.
6. Insert the assembly into the tower. The components are fixed in place when the cable is pressed into the designated groove.
OneBlade Charging
Insert the OneBlade into the tower and it will begin charging. You can see it at the window, at the charging light.
One Blade Accessories on the tower.
The accessories can be stored on the tower and are always within easy reach. Space is provided at the back for spare blades, as these are not needed very often. This is a very clever solution where everything is combined.
Happy Printing