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3 Simple Ways to Share What You Make
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Spin Art Machines have been around for a while and I have seen them at craft shows for years. You could buy a Spin Art machine for anywhere from $12 ...
1. Box Fan - any size (16", 20", etc) : http://www.walmart.com/ip/Galaxy-20-Box-Fan-4733/10553592?findingMethod=rr 2. Corrugated Cardboard - I used t...
Remove the front and back fan grills using a small phillips screwdriver and discard into trash.
Using a dremel or other similar tool, slice existing fan blades from unit. Discard blades into trash. It's ok if you have a little excess "stump" from...
Using corrugated cardboard, cut approximately 8" x 8" and ensure it fits on top of white, circular disc in fan.
Using at least 4 drywall screws, attach cardboard base to fan. Keep in mind you may have to use trial / error here. I noticed that in some spots, I co...
After I was sure the cardboard was firmly attached, I let the fan run on the highest setting to make sure the cardboard did not spin off. If you feel ...
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