Philips OneBlade Socket Holder

A cluttered sink, a dangling charger, a trimmer awkwardly balanced on the edge… sound familiar?
This is exactly the kind of daily hassle that inspired me to design this socket-mounted Philips OneBlade holder. Thanks to real-world use and helpful feedback from the 3D printing community, it has now evolved into its (for now) most refined form: V3.

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🛠 From V3 to V1: the evolution of a simple idea:

• V3 – Support-free, modular and clean (current version)
  Designed for optimal printability, this version splits the model into three snap-fit parts; meaning it can be printed flat on the bed without any supports.
  It keeps the bottom wall support, heat dissipation and cable option from V2 but improves ease of use, assembly, and printing success rate across printers.
  
  
  • Modular, support-free design
  • Easy assembly and better print results
  • Retains weight distribution for charger protection

• V2 – Community-driven improvements
  Thanks to user feedback, V2 added:
  
  
  • Side and top ventilation to reduce charger heat
  • A bottom support block to redirect stress away from the charger plug
  • Front opening for easier OneBlade access while plugged in

• V1 – The minimalist concept
  The original version focused purely on keeping the OneBlade suspended via the socket plug.
  Clean, simple, and compact: it laid the foundation for all future versions.
  
  
  • Sleek and minimalist
  • Socket-mounted holder
  • Keeps surfaces clutter-free
     

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• V4 – Coming soon!
  
  
  • Optional cable wrap system
  • Improved part locking and aesthetics
     

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🔧 Always evolving with your input

This design wouldn’t be what it is today without the input and creativity of the maker community.
If you have suggestions, need a tweak for a different charger type, or have an idea for an upgrade; I’m always open to feedback and improvements!

Feel free to drop a comment or message — I’d love to hear how you're using it or how it could work even better for you!