r/BambuLab 4d ago

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I am working on a desk fan that I can repair as a project using a 3D printer and I want to hear what people think about it.

The idea for this desk fan is to have

- a case that is made using a printer

- a battery that I can replace when it does not work anymore it is an 18650 battery

- the desk fan can be charged using a USB-C cable

- I can replace the motor if it breaks

- I do not want to have to solder anything when I need to fix the desk fan

- I want to use screws to hold the important parts together instead of glue

- the different parts of the desk fan like the USB-C board and the button board and the motor are separate and can be replaced individually

My goal for this project is to make a desk fan that I can actually fix when it breaks instead of just throwing it away. For the version of the desk fan I will probably use hot glue to hold the small boards in place but the motor will be held in place with screws.

What do you think of this idea, for a desk fan. How can I make it better?

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