Fancy Fan – DC 5-12V 3D Printer Model Free Download

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Update 12/23/20: I've uploaded a new version of this, with oscillation, optional internal rechargeable battery, and a single-piece 6-wing blade. This version also uses a more common 130-size hobby motor with a gear drive (this makes it a bit noisier).

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4684942

A vintage-styled mostly printed electric fan. Mine puts out a decent breeze, but is a bit noisy because of the cheap 625 bearing I'm using. It's designed to use a brushed hobby motor - make sure to get a low RPM motor to avoid burning out. Runs great on a 2S LiPo battery or 5-12V supply.

Non-printed parts:

10mm M3 button head bolt - 27pcs
8mm M3 bolt - 4pcs
M3 lock nut - 26pcs
16mm or longer M3 bolt (for attaching motor to base)
25mm M5 socket head bolt
M5 lock nut
625 Bearing
35mm Nylon Standoffs (alternatively these can be printed)
Brushed motor (24 and 34mm diameter mounts provided, cassette deck motors work well) - 1pc
Wire for motor, if needed
Momentary lever switch (same as the ones in mechanical endstops)
Superglue (1 drop on the shaft adapter if it's slipping)
Hot glue (for gluing down switch in position)
Wires, zipties, etc.

back.stl	258.7KB
base.stl	468.4KB
base_plate.stl	107.5KB
blade.stl	25.3KB
front_cage.stl	335.8KB
hex_shaft.stl	18.2KB
hub.stl	77.6KB
motor_body.stl	319.9KB
motor_mount_24mm.stl	57.0KB
motor_mount_34mm.stl	70.0KB
rear_cage.stl	101.7KB
switch_arm.stl	14.2KB
washer.stl	9.5KB

Fancy Fan – DC 5-12V 3D Printer Model

Summary

Update 12/23/20: I've uploaded a new version of this, with oscillation, optional internal rechargeable battery, and a single-piece 6-wing blade. This version also uses a more common 130-size hobby motor with a gear drive (this makes it a bit noisier).

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4684942

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