Philips 300x series shaver charging stand
por David Bagini en Thingiverse
I really miss the great shaver stand from my old philips shaver and could not find one for my new shaver, so I made one. I used AI after trying to make it in tinkercad, but my skills suck. Still took 38 versions! It is in three parts for easier printing and also so you can just print the cradle bit.
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Archivos (5)
- Philips_3000x_Series_Shaver_charge_stand.3mf 3MF · 2,4 MB
- Styled_V38_20-40mm_recessed_round_base.stl STL · 4,3 MB
- Styled_V38_fitted_cradle_with_reinforced_hollow_prongs.stl STL · 42,8 MB
- Styled_V38_inlet_contact_keeper.stl STL · 7 KB
- Styled_V38_keyed_press-fit_bottom_plate_with_low_inlet.stl STL · 2,2 MB
- Categoría
- Hogar
- Formatos
- 3MF, STL
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I really miss the great shaver stand from my old philips shaver and could not find one for my new shaver, so I made one. I used AI after trying to make it in tinkercad, but my skills suck. Still took 38 versions! It is in three parts for easier printing and also so you can just print the cradle bit if you only want a stand and not the whole charging base. Glue the cradle to the base. You can always combine the cradle and base into one peice. The wiring is up to you to sort out with your local suppliers. I used 1.5mm Jaycar PT4533 — Red Ferrule Crimp Terminal for the shaver and Souriau/Eaton CM16PS10MQ 1.6 mm diameter male contacts for the charge cable connector. A weight inside the base will make it a lot more stable, but I didnt include any frame or structure so you can just use whatever you want.
Descripción original del autor, publicada en Thingiverse.
