Air fan USB

myminifactory

Summer is finally here! For the Computer Challenge, I'm excited to design an air fan USB that will refresh both your head and computer! To build this unique device, you'll need a few simple components: a 5V motor, an old USB cable, and a glue gun for mounting. The fan's head is designed to swivel, making it easy to direct the airflow exactly where you need it. Printed on my trusty Anet A8 3D printer using Ice filament PLA, this air fan USB requires minimal support material - only for the propeller itself. Printing at a speed of 60mm/min ensures a smooth and even finish. To achieve the perfect print temperature, I set my printer to 200°C for the hotend and 60°C for the bed. With an infill density of 20%, this air fan USB is both sturdy and lightweight. Using Creo 4.0 as my design software and Cura as my slicer, I was able to bring this innovative project to life. Whether you're looking to cool down your computer or simply refresh your workspace, this air fan USB is the perfect solution!