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Dyson Airwrap Twistlock Station V2

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Wall Mount to hold Dyson Airwrap and 4 twistlock accessories. Updated 11/8/2025 to Version 2 for easier print + install.

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Printables
Kategoria
Bathroom
Licencja
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial

This is a Dyson Airwrap wall mount station that can be used to hold the wand and 4 accessories in a simple and secure twist lock configuration. This mount consists of two parts: A wall bracket that you can fasten using your choice of wall anchors, and the main body which slides over the mount and is retained in place with a screw.

Printing

  • Orientation: “Flat base” on Main body; columns vertical “facing up” on bracket
  • Supports: Not required. Holes and retainment pocket may look a bit messy; this will be covered up once assembled and enough tolerance is built into model that it shouldn't be an issue going together.
  • Perimeters: min 3 recommended for main body, 4 for wall bracket
  • Infill: min 15% for main body, 40% for wall bracket
  • Material: If you are using the felt insert that comes with the Airwrap, you can use simple PLA for this station. Otherwise I would recommend a minimum of PETG.

Installation

Once printed, start by taking the bracket and position it on the wall where you want it mounted. Use a pencil through each column to mark on the wall where the anchors should be installed. Install the anchors.

Then, install the bracket using the screws included with your anchors. Feed the screws through each of the columns and screw in place. 

Finally, slide the main body over the bracket and screw in a M3 or #6 screw underneath to lock it in place 

And that's it. Add your accessories by aligning the accessory lugs and twist to lock them into place.

Changelog

11/18/2025: Version 2 release of this model. Several changes have been made:

  • 3D model has been re-drawn from the ground up, whereas V1 used converted mesh models. Credit is retained for the originators of individual accessory holders however, as I am still using same geometry and ideas. 
  • Model now fits Bambulab print beds (i.e. 256X256 print surfaces) and slightly smaller (Prusa) beds with some model rotations.
  • Model is now printable without supports. You may choose to use supports for the holes and retention geometry, but it is not necessary.
  • A retention feature has been added between the bracket and accessory holder. Once you put the two together, just use a short M3 or #6 screw and now the two pieces will be held together. 

Archive

WIP: Dyson Airwrap and accessories mount.

I essentially took WheninWome's twistlock accessories holder (4X) and plasmata's airwrap holder shelf and mashed them together into a single wall mountable station. This has a space for the wand as well as 4 accessories.

I was looking to create an 'all in one' stand rather than separate accessories. I also struggled thinking of a way to mount this to the wall solidly, without visible fasteners. So the first step was taking the separate ideas for twist lock accessory holders and shelves and combining them into one. 

The design I came up with for wall mounting is somewhat similar to a floating shelf design. The base plate is attached by driving two screws through the pegs on the baseplate, ideally into wall anchors. Then, you just slide the main body assembly over it.

The important bits (twist lock accessory holders and the wand stand) works great. And as you can see from the photos, the model has been printed in PETG-CF and functions great. However, there are some issues I'm still working out and needs to be fixed for V2:

• I worked with STLs as the .STP files were unavailable, so the model has a lot of random geometry. You will see this with the main body STEP file.
• The "stylized" plate design has a lot of overhang, so it currently has to be printed with supports. Will need to be revised to print without supports
• There is no retention mechanism between main body and backplate, so currently the main body can be pulled off without much effort. I'm looking at a few options for a retention mechanism that can allow repeatable disassembly- perhaps just a screw and nut/heatsert, maybe a tab, or even tabs and a third wall screw. In the meantime, you can use glue, thin profile double sided tape or just tape along the bottom edge to keep the two parts together. 

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