Original Braun electrical toothbrush base :
Our first Braun electrical toothbrush
came solely with the bare base.
A second one was bought after several months, for just a slightly
higher price, but this one came with a broader and stable base foot.

So I decided to provide a similar base foot to the previously acquired
toothbrush, as well.
After several measurements, 3D-models were created.
The base was modeled with holes for the brush-extension pins :

and the pin was modeled separately, to be added/glued later:

After printing two pins and one base, assembling by superglueing is
simple, just pay attention to the pin's orientation:

To improve print quality, the base was printed laying on its 'back'.
I also
added some extra walls to prevent 'head-jumping' and
retraction,
to be removed later .

btf_10001_Clean
vs.
btf_10001_Printbridged
Here are the stl-files :

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