Philips One Blade Stone Kingdom Stand

This project includes two stand designs for the Philips OneBlade 360, both modeled entirely in Blender 3D, with no AI used in the modeling process.

The goal was to create a functional, stable, and FDM-friendly stand, inspired by a realistic medieval aesthetic.

🛡 Version 1 – Print-optimized stand (left model)

This version was sculpted from scratch with 3D printing as the main priority:

• Designed to print without supports

• Angles and chamfers optimized for FDM printing

• Wide, stable plinth-style base

• A generous cradle where the trimmer simply rests (no clips, no pressure)

• Simplified surfaces for reliable results on common printers

Although it does not include a logo or direct game symbols, its shape, proportions, and overall language were intentionally designed to resemble a medieval stone pedestal.

👉 This is the most print-safe version, ideal for everyday use.

🛡 Version 2 – Heraldic stand (right model)

This variation keeps the same overall structure and proportions, but adds a heraldic shield in relief on the front, reusing an existing emblem as a visual reference:

• Decorative shield in low relief

• Direct inspiration from medieval heraldry

• Still supports the trimmer only by gravity (no mechanical connection)

• Stronger thematic and decorative presence

⚠ Note:
This version focuses more on visual identity and theme. Depending on your printer and settings, the front relief may require more careful tuning to achieve the best result.

🖨 Printing Notes

• Printing technology: FDM

• Nozzle: 0.4 mm

• Recommended layer height: 0.2 mm

• Materials: PLA or PETG

• Single-piece print

• No modification or attachment to the Philips device is required