Solve : USB CD fan?

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Answer» Wow, what a innovative way of using an old CD to create your own USB powered fan. LinkI can't uderstand that how we CUT the CD with cutter.I f in thr he said then sorry because I have no speaker.Nice, looks like it's quite powerful too. I'd love to make it but I don't have such a motor.As soon as I get my hands on a CD Drive I find laying around, I'm gonna make myself one of those. Nice find, Nathan.Quote from: nency.jariwala on July 21, 2007, 02:54:55 AM I can't uderstand that how we cut the CD with cutter.I f in thr he said then sorry because I have no speaker. What? EDIT: Nevermind, I figured out what you said. I didn't watch the tutorial, but I imagine he MIGHT've used a large X-Acto knife (possibly heated), a large papercutter, or perhaps industrial-strength scissors.I couldent watch the tutorial at all.... it wouldn't LOAD (Yesterday, or Today)At the very beginning of the video it shows him using what appears to be traditional scissors to cut the CD and then he uses a lighter to help bend each of the blades. *There is no audio in the video.sweet and i just finished building my new desktopQuote from: DeltaSlaya on July 21, 2007, 03:09:53 AM Nice, looks like it's quite powerful too. I'd love to make it but I don't have such a motor. Yeh, having some tips on the motor specs (volts, etc.) and where to get one would be helpful. Some audio or text in that video to provide some details would also be helpful. I think I'd just buy a small fan rather than try this DIY project; the time spent obtaining the materials and putting it together would be significant. I saw a 4 inch fan in WALMART for $4 or $5; I think that would be my choice for a small desktop fan.

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Wow, what a innovative way of using an old CD to create your own USB powered fan.

LinkI can't uderstand that how we CUT the CD with cutter.I f in thr he said then sorry because I have no speaker.Nice, looks like it's quite powerful too.

I'd love to make it but I don't have such a motor.As soon as I get my hands on a CD Drive I find laying around, I'm gonna make myself one of those.
Nice find, Nathan.Quote from: nency.jariwala on July 21, 2007, 02:54:55 AM

I can't uderstand that how we cut the CD with cutter.I f in thr he said then sorry because I have no speaker.

What?

EDIT: Nevermind, I figured out what you said. I didn't watch the tutorial, but I imagine he MIGHT've used a large X-Acto knife (possibly heated), a large papercutter, or perhaps industrial-strength scissors.I couldent watch the tutorial at all.... it wouldn't LOAD (Yesterday, or Today)At the very beginning of the video it shows him using what appears to be traditional scissors to cut the CD and then he uses a lighter to help bend each of the blades.

*There is no audio in the video.sweet and i just finished building my new desktopQuote from: DeltaSlaya on July 21, 2007, 03:09:53 AM

Nice, looks like it's quite powerful too.

I'd love to make it but I don't have such a motor.

Yeh, having some tips on the motor specs (volts, etc.) and where to get one would be helpful. Some audio or text in that video to provide some details would also be helpful.

I think I'd just buy a small fan rather than try this DIY project; the time spent obtaining the materials and putting it together would be significant. I saw a 4 inch fan in WALMART for $4 or $5; I think that would be my choice for a small desktop fan.

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