Philips Multigroom 7000 OnePlate Satisfying Clip-On Easy Access Wall Mounted Accessories

Optimized for FDM 3D printing with no supports needed!

After many, many iterations (like 5-6 for each clip type), I managed to create minimalistic clips that can hold all of the blade guards in this Multigroom 7000 kit, and likely other similar models. It's designed in such a manner that it's super easy to clean, as there are no hard to reach spots and crevices where hair could get caught. A quick blast of air should keep it clean.
I've also integrated a dock for the handpiece that includes an optional clip for the charger (STL with or without available), as its battery holds so long, it's generally not necessary to plug in for a long while in between.

I use my Multigroom to cut my hair, trim my bead and other places, so having them all easy to reach and solidly clipped in, means I won't lose them even if someone happens to bump into it. Seeing as it prints flat, it can be solidly attached to a wall with multiple wall mounting solutions like commander strips or industrial double sided tape, which I've used here.

Check out the video to see it in use and that satisfying clipping action!

This was printed on a Creality K2 Plus and if you're interested in a multicolor print, to emphasize the sizes, I painted the bottom of each identifier, so you're only changing filaments twice in the whole print. I also strongly suggest turning on ironing for top layers, as the surface is so large, ironing will make it look nice and smooth.