Soldering Fan

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This project demands a solid grasp of electronics knowledge, proficient soldering skills, and the ability to handle electronic components with care to avoid damaging them. Working with lead-based solder poses health risks due to fumes emitted during use; I repurposed an old PC case fan into an adjustable ventilation system for my workspace to mitigate this issue. Components: 92x92x25 mm PC case fan (similar to Sunon EE92251S2-D130-C99) Power Switch (NTE 54-517 model used in this build) Female-to-Female jumper wires (optional) USB cable USB power source Important Notes: Initially, I misjudged the dimensions and didn't notice until all parts had been printed; rather than revise the design to accommodate the mistake, I chose not to alter it for fear of increasing its overall size. A viable workaround involves bending the power switch's prongs sufficiently so they don't touch each other or the plastic casing. Since this project assumes basic knowledge in electronics and soldering, it should be straightforward; however, if you're unsure about any aspect, please let me know.