A wall-mounted ward for the OneBlade
for Philips OneBlade Kingdom Come II Limited Edition
A wall-mounted grooming cabinet inspired by the grounded craftsmanship and everyday life of Kingdom Come.
This design uses a sliding shield door, preserving the shield silhouette while introducing a compact and original mechanism.
The OneBlade is held securely using a passive clip system. Dedicated slots store spare blades, two small shelves provide space for accessories, and an integrated holder keeps the charging cable neatly organized. The focus is on real-world usability, mechanical simplicity, and printability.
Designed as a two-part print consisting of the cabinet body and the sliding shield door.
The shield can be printed as one solid piece or in separate parts for easier hand-painting or single-color prints.
No supports required.
Suitable for PLA or similar materials.
In medieval Europe, personal grooming was more than routine — it reflected discipline, status, and craftsmanship. A well-kept beard and orderly appearance often symbolized professionalism and readiness, while shields served not only as protection but also as personal symbols shaped by skilled hands.
The Shieldwright Cabinet draws from this dual purpose. Like a crafted shield hanging in a home or workshop, it combines utility with identity. The sliding shield door echoes traditional forms while concealing a practical modern tool, transforming everyday grooming into a small ritual rooted in craftsmanship.
This model has been designed to accommodate most Philips OneBlade variants.
The geometry was specifically designed and tested using the Philips OneBlade 360 QP4631/65
Tested with the following models:
• Philips OneBlade Pro QP6652/61
• Philips OneBlade QP2834/23
• Philips OneBlade 360 QP4631/65
Please verify the dimensions of your specific OneBlade model before printing.
Sliding shield door mechanism
Integrated cable organizer
Internal shelves for accessories
Three-slot blade holder
Passive clip system to secure the shaver
The author marked this model as their own original creation.