Charger Friendly KCD2 Confrontation Rabbit Philip's Oneblade Holder

Description

Most razor holders are afterthoughts — a plastic clip, a suction cup, a sad little tray. The Confrontation Hare is none of those things.

This is a fully sculpted figure, designed from the ground up to hold and charge the Philips OneBlade while doubling as a statement piece for your bathroom. The hare's extended arm forms a natural friction grip for the razor blade — no clips, no adhesives, just a snug hold that keeps the blade upright and accessible. Slide it in, slide it out. Every morning.

The holder gives space for a charger to fit well without bending or damage.

The pose itself — tense, upright, confrontational — was chosen deliberately. This isn't a decorative bunny. It's a figure mid-moment, caught between stillness and motion, with the kind of presence that makes people pick it up and turn it over in their hands.

At 557,000+ triangles, the mesh captures muscular definition and a posture that photographs well from every angle. It was designed for resin printing to preserve the fine surface detail, though PETG works well for durability in humid bathroom environments.

✅ What's Included

• Binary STL, print-ready

• Philips OneBlade hand grip (all current generations)

• Left hip charger friendly

• No hardware, glue, or post-processing required beyond standard support removal

🖨 Print Settings

Behind the Scenes Photos

💡 Tips and Notes

• Print the base slightly oversized if your OneBlade charger is a tight fit — tolerances vary by printer

• Resin gives the best surface finish for the face detail

• A light sand + matte primer coat makes it look straight off a sculptor's bench

• I have not tested this so print at your own risk

• This model was created but had to be rushed do to time. I sadly wasn't able to make this pre-painted as a 3MF.

Designed for the maker who refuses to settle for ugly.