Soldering Fan

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**Update (7/29/2018):** This soldering fan design was a major disappointment for me. I'm already planning a complete redesign, which will be available here soon. This project demands expertise in electronics, soldering skills, and the ability to handle electronic components without causing any damage. Working with lead solder is hazardous due to the fumes it produces, so I converted an old PC case fan into an adjustable fan for my workspace. Parts: A 92x92x25 mm PC case fan (mine was a Sunon EE92251S2-D130-C99) A Power Switch (I used an NTE 54-517) Female-to-Female jumper wires (optional) A USB cable A USB power source **Important Notes** Initially, I made a critical mistake with the measurements and didn't catch it until everything had been printed. To compensate for this error, I chose not to revise my design to avoid adding bulk. Instead, I bent the prongs of the power switch far enough away from the rest of the components so that they wouldn't touch any plastic or each other. I'm assuming that anyone working on this project already has a solid grasp of soldering and electronics. If you're unsure about anything, don't hesitate to ask for clarification.