Fan design for 2024 (Vintage)

[Bejon A. Boranian]

Here's what's new for 2024:

...a green plastic cup...

😵

...

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...Heat it up,

-Press-

And...let it cool:

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...The Forbidden potato chip?

Not quite..

It's a cost effective way to make my own lamp covers

(for my line of lamp fans.)

Must use a certain type of plastic to maintain clarity.

An aluminum bakery thing was torn apart and used as the master press mould.

 

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

Sanyo, 

Their Dynamic Wide blade,

Lasko used a very close Variant.

Mine is made after the Japan Domestic (USA import) version.

See PICS:

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

Built and ready to equip:

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

Another one made, both run well.

 

 

[John Landstrom]

Interesting technique for many applications!  Nice work !

[Bejon A. Boranian]

On 4/11/2024 at 12:16 PM, John Landstrom said:

Interesting technique for many applications!  Nice work !

 

Light box test:

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...I want to build fans like this:

(See enclosed PIC)

The SANYO:

"FANCY MOOD

.........FAN "

(PIC is from my saved interweb fan searches...

... "Fancy" high class version of SANYO fans.)

(I do Not  own a fan this fancy... not yet at least...) 🤔

...

...

...I've seen variants of these fans

with Sanyo's special stencil 4-wing blade.

Radio, clock and cassette tape player among the fullest options available! 😵😎

Don't forget the solid state infinite speed, timer, and adjustable oscillation

on applicable models 👍😎

Whew!

Still a whole world of fans out there... 💡

 

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...Let's make a quick badge today:

Material: refuse plastic...

Key component on this one caught my eye:

(PICS)

...Carefully: remove and shape using

an imaginary near 90 degree angle reference point.

 

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...Process:

Use cap and size the center... (where the logo will be)

Cut, sand, shape.

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...Result:

Currently, it is just pressure fit together...

...for a more permanent build, a bit of glue will do.

Badge is vented type, closed center.

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...Fun part,

Equip a test logo:

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...I have...

...Hundreds of gear/ pulley/ etc...

...also thousands  of screws of all sizes...

...Certainly, there's a way to make use of them all???

???.... Perhaps improve and simplify my blade construction

in the process..?

(Kitty is my quality control today 😻)

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...Yes! 💡💡

There's a way:

NEW 2024 blade Construction process:

Absolutely no glue!

Simple, purposeful design.

PICS:

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...Santo Dynamic Wide:

The next generation:

Latest version so far...

...See the difference as the blade is developed and tested:

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

..."logo/ badge" equip test using a Dish soap bottle component

I salvaged:

In this case, a 70's Sears Roebuck fan is proposed

using my latest generation SANYO  blade.

 

 

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...Last one for today:

SANYO  Blade, now in light neon effect Orange.

Depending on lighting and how you look at it, this blade will produce

a slight "Neon" effect glow.

PICS:

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...Been awhile:

So... What's new???

PIC:

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

Yes,

Yet another "NEW" method added to my badge/ logo making design. 🤔💡💡

Very simple and economical method. 😎

I used that blue painter's tape

and a "regenerative" cutting board from

the Dollar Store... 

...and my sharpest "X-ACTO" blades on hand.

PICS:

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

Video:

Shows the process:

(...After marking with permanent marker

and initial cutting via x-acto blade...)

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...Result (thus far):

See it next to the actual badge/ logo I based it off of:

PICS:

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...Not done just yet:

Basically, it is only a MASTER prototype stamper currently...

...Now for some action!

STAMP it using old mouse pad and my homemade

3-tier force distribution

hammer powered stamping array.

Material used: Aluminium foil.

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

Video:

Result (thus far):

 

[Bejon A. Boranian]

...Completed:

Color via permanent marker.

This was my 1st ever attempt using this new method.

(PIC shows comparison):