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Location: Lodi Heights, Michigan, USA
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Location: Lodi Heights, Michigan, USA
Posted:
Does anyone know if they exist? I google searched it and all I got were regular fans that light up.
Does anyone know if they exist? I google searched it and all I got were regular fans that light up.
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Location: leicester, uk
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Location: leicester, uk
Posted:
have only seen these once in a vid about burning man. i guess these were either made or modified by the user
sorry cant be any more help
have only seen these once in a vid about burning man. i guess these were either made or modified by the user
sorry cant be any more help
What to do in case of fire??? LET IT BURN!
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newbie
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Location: Lodi Heights, Michigan, USA
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34 posts
Location: Lodi Heights, Michigan, USA
Posted:
hmm.. I don't know much about fans but what material would you need to build such a peice. I'm guessing metal but.. maybe I don't have to use that since I'm not using fire.
hmm.. I don't know much about fans but what material would you need to build such a peice. I'm guessing metal but.. maybe I don't have to use that since I'm not using fire.
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
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3,286 posts
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Posted:
I have a friend who plans to make some prototype fans in the not too distant future. I imagine they would be the same materials as normal glow staves. i.e. PVC, polycarbonate, LED's etc.
I have a friend who plans to make some prototype fans in the not too distant future. I imagine they would be the same materials as normal glow staves. i.e. PVC, polycarbonate, LED's etc.
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Location: Peace River, Canada
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Location: Peace River, Canada
Posted:
My husband and I own a welding company (Hell 'N' Back Welding Ltd.) and we just created some LED fans. They're 14 inches long, use Energizer flashlights with LED sticks on the end and are really durable because we used a coil on the end to hold the LED lights which mean it's like they have a spring on each LED (it's great because you can easily screw them in but they don't come out and if you drop them it acts as a nice shock absorber).
Check em out:
We've got pics on FB of the fan making process too and what they look like up close if anyone's interested.
We're probably going to start selling these through Etsy.
My husband and I own a welding company (Hell 'N' Back Welding Ltd.) and we just created some LED fans. They're 14 inches long, use Energizer flashlights with LED sticks on the end and are really durable because we used a coil on the end to hold the LED lights which mean it's like they have a spring on each LED (it's great because you can easily screw them in but they don't come out and if you drop them it acts as a nice shock absorber).
Check em out:
We've got pics on FB of the fan making process too and what they look like up close if anyone's interested.
We're probably going to start selling these through Etsy.
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Location: New Zealand
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Location: New Zealand
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I'm working on it:
I'm working on it:
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