How to make a Blade-Less Table Fan

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In this video I am going to show you how to make a Bladeless fan at home.
This bladeless fan is powered by a 12v adapter and is is very useful for those having kid around them.
This DIY bladeless fan is made out of commonly available hardware such as a bunch of PVC pipes, a 12v DC computer fan and a 12v adapter.
This fan have a speed control option so you can regulate the amount of air coming out of the fan. This is made possible by using a PWM speed control circuit that I have built on a printed circuit board that are ordered from JLCPCB.
They are offering very low prices and high quality PCBs so visit their website and get an instant quote.
For more information and details such as dimensions part lists schematic and gerber file please visit my Instructables blog.
Moreover I am also giving away the remaining PCBs to five lucky winners. So subscribe,share and like this video and drop a comment below about what you want to see as our next DIY project.
Regards.
DIY King

[@Jatinder_Singh_Jerry]

Very Nice Video But I Love The Way You Solder Your Components on PCB Board. It's Like Machine Soldering Wow Great. Good Job.

[@user-eo3uu8pv3d]

Jatinder Singh

[@Jatinder_Singh_Jerry]

معمر القذافي معمر القذافي ?What

[@saikia_bay]

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[@saikia_bay]

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[@patriciarivera9346]

You're a Genius! I've watched this video 5 times. Your hands move like well balanced machines. Even your soldering is artful. I am inspired by you but at the same time I know I will never be as capable. Good luck in your future projects.

[@John_Schulz]

SUPERB !!! So wonderful to see folks still designing and building (DIY) projects with both electronic and mechanical (electromechanical) components and materials. BEAUTIFUL, and you do EXCELLENT work !!!

[@kate8705]

At first, I never thought this is made from some recyclable materials😱 I love this and you work cleanly

[@Shadobanned4life]

Your attention to detail and build quality is commendable ! Great work !

[@merrymary6542]

I can do this! It's been 30 years since I studied electronics but I'm excited about this fan project because it's safe for children and pets. The only change I'd like is a "kill switch" in case of accidental tip-over. Please consider designing a remote-controlled pet toy. I have a very active beagle who loves to chase things! I imagine a ball with multiple 'bumps' that'll wander around the room in a random pattern, maybe with a speed control. Thanks

[@bumpy8525]

Merry Mary hi

[@engr.faisalmehmood6572]

Merry Mary u r an Engineer?

[@Thedarkslender]

THIS device in not safe for children

[@merrymary6542]

No - I just think that way! I sew, make jewelry, and repair most anything before I pay someone else to fix it!

[@PlumGurly]

Oh, that is easy. Get a mercury switch and wire it in series with the power supply. On the cheap, you could just use a glue gun and glue it at the required angle inside the base. Otherwise, rig up a collar for the tilt switch. But even if you tip it over, what is the harm? There are no exposed moving parts. I think a change I'd make is to add an elbow to the intake hole. That makes it harder to stick things in there. It is just a standard computer fan inside some PVC and some unnecessary driver circuitry to control the speed.

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

Good work. Keep it up!

[@abiswas21]

Amazing video, I love your work shop, the variety of tools and taping ideas make ur work so neat and watch worth... Keep it up the good work.. your videos are very helpful... What ever you will post next will be worth watching and educational.

[@rohanramachandra9835]

Amazing bro. Great work! Just loved the design and finish. It's so compact and cute...

[@mirzaharis914]

bro I liked your hand saw . and your videos keep it up weldone . you will become a big KZbin from karachi

[@bernardwright2255]

A great project, well documented and explained very well. Please don't cut towards your fingers as a slip will mean red stuff will escape. Keep up your series of interesting projects.

[@santoshsundar1186]

I liked the neatness with which you are making this product.. It looks so clean that you can get a patent for the design and make it accessible to public. I would definitely buy this if it's on sale. :-)

[@nw7696]

It's refreshing to see people who are capable and talented in today's world! America was like that back in the 40's to 80's, now people just buy junk and throw it away when it breaks. There are still a few of us left thankfully. Great work, thanks for sharing.

[@brockcarpender1158]

Homemade powerful air compressor that would be a cool one this one was really cool good job

[@OnlyDubai]

Genius man. I enjoyed watching ur video. Keep my chip for next project , u can use it in better way . Ma sha allah. May allah bless u and ur family bro. All the best

[@MistrBandit]

Very nice job on a needed DIY project. This would be great for a family with toddlers and pets for safety reasons since the blades are not accessible. I like the comment that suggested you add a killswitch for tipover and a remote option. I would also though a timer option would be great. Thanks for this fine addition to youtube. Keep it up!

[@sachinkamdi1210]

Sir I m basically a doctor but I have great interest in electrical and electronics.coincidently I have blade less fan.but it's circuit Burns and I was in search of any new PCB or anybody who will repair it for me.but I nowhere found it. Thanks for above video. I found new hope that I personally can repair my blade less fan.even thanks a lot to share JLCPCB website where perhaps I can get my most of the PCB.you help me to cherish and revitalize and rejuvenate my interest in electronics apart from my hospital work as a doctor. Thanks sir

[@parvajoshi2368]

Hey Sachin...I am CA by profession but still from my childhood I am huge fan of electronics. I totally agree with you that this video helped us in relive the interest.... Great Work

[@sachinkamdi1210]

@@parvajoshi2368 thanks sir for your reply.. When there is a will... there is a way... I again started to repair my fan...

[@parvajoshi2368]

@@sachinkamdi1210 enjoy your passion

[@timschutte8310]

, you sir are extremely talented my friend!!!!!!! Dyson sells those fans for so much money, it's crazy the amount of money people pay for just a fan that costs around $20 bucks or so to make. they cost hundreds. wow !!!!!!!!! I would buy one from you for $50 bucks dude right now !!!!!¡!!!

[@TheBunnyDeveloper]

It's the quality that makes the more expensive. Take into consideration the higher quality parts Dyson uses and the different settings and all that stuff. It's obviously going to only be for people who really think it's gonna benefit them.

[@ahsanw2136]

Bro good job but please try to make this projects with manual machines because it's very costly

[@sudha-parik.srinivasareddy8430]

Great job... my son , who is five and half, says that one day as he grow little older, would do such fan for me (mother) just like this Anna...which was priceless to me..... And he is super impressed at Ur video ....u have a long way to go....

[@thanks1804]

Simple and informative as well as so useful. Thanks for your efforts.

[@xXDEFIENCE2066Xx]

Dude you have some skills man I loved thos video 👍👍👍

[@DebayanChakraborty1996]

I have seen many of such videos of bladeless fans but your video was the best of all...use of PVC pipes is the best...I am hoping to make this fan this july...thanks for the tutorial...became a fan of your.... - Your new Subscriber

[@josephtorres2451]

Love this ideal it will come in handy here in the Islands since its a Hurricane prone island. I'm gonna give it shot at this finding parts will be the problem.

[@crazyjourney3963]

Very innovative

[@shijumathew5300]

I like it this video. very useful. Thank you

[@gerrylagrimas879]

It's amazing that I discover bladeless fan. Great project! Interesting DIY project. Keep it up bro.

[@arthurleethomas2163]

Wow you are a very geez I never thought of doing some more of those before thank you very much

[@whome7004]

You are Brilliant and I hope to learn something impressive from your video.Keep up great work go crazy show me how to make it all

[@DIYKingSaM]

Thank for such appreciation, I will do my best to make more projects possible to you.

[@dipanshuparti784]

So Pumped up to make this all i need now is to buy 1.) 3" PVC pipe 2.) 5" PVC pipe 3.) 6" PVC pipe 4.) Perfect size box 5.) A fan 6.) LED Strip 7.) Switch and Regulator 8.) Solder 9.) Grinder 10.) Cutter 11.) PCB 12.) Wires

[@owaiseahamed8418]

That was very interesting I would like to see ur up coming vedios IAM waiting We u do another interesting things like that

[@amarjeetsinghkalsi636]

Good to see that you have correct tools..... mechanical skills....you are dexterous. ..you have. good knowledge of electronics..... good job keep it up.

[@z_elias]

Blade-Less fan with a fan inside. thats fun :P

[@DIYKingSaM]

Yes Indeed

[@kidnamedfinger5019]

Thats the point

[@suspendedsuplexchannel1000]

I need that , I subscribed

[@sliverbullet9067]

suspended suplex channel LoL

[@muhammedismail3987]

Sub

[@technicalexperiment8729]

please subscribe

[@RolandOrre]

This was just stupid. It's not a blade less fan. It is a fan with hidden blades :(

[@suspendedsuplexchannel1000]

Roland Orre yep yep

[@mr.mallickzonevlogs8852]

Your ideas are very simple ...perfect

[@GovindMrinal]

This is a prototype .. it will help to modify ur project and increase ur thought process... just priceless work

[@nsroman7272]

soo i request u plzz make a cordless angle grinder

[@DIYKingSaM]

That project is in progress, will post the video soon.

[@nsroman7272]

+DIY King ..oo .ok ...and sorry...but plz upload the vedio ...soon...:☺😇

[@DoItYourself-DIY]

Good Fan

[@ktech9734]

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[@MYRoggger]

i really liked the finishing and neat project. And learnt ro get PCB made to order. Thanks

[@jassisingh3739]

Very nice bhai good job aage ki video ke lea best of luck

[@Unknownmaskgamer]

I think if the size of fan hole decreases it will help to get more wind frm it also i thought if u put a controler in led .and if it change its formation when we speed up wind it will be nice. Bro try to make some upgrade in it with controling this fan with ur phone by bluetooth tech

[@DIYKingSaM]

Nice Idea.

[@Unknownmaskgamer]

Thanks

[@totanpaltotanpal4817]

Bhohot aacha kia hai . fan ki haoa kit na dur tak aata hai .1 se 1.5 miter fan ka tez haoya Aa sakta hai ki na hi ??????

[@christianangeles4134]

Saan po ang pwede mgpacheck ng ganito iwata fan without blade nacira po kc aya2 mgon of san po ako location ng iwata repair shope

[@Vinuchakravarthy1612]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful idea, great👍. I would like to have ur next DIY on homemade blender (like vitamix).

[@abhinavraj7872]

Very neat and clean work

[@PrithwirajBose]

I am totally inspired to 'made' one when you said "Lets 'Built' it!"

[@njfulwider5]

One more quick Question! I notice allot of DIYers use the same type of glue in the same type of Bottle(looks like an Eyedropper with a spout). May I ask what is in the bottle. Can't it be superglue? Might be why I have so many issues gluing plexiglass, I use the wrong glue.---Any chance you will be doing a tab welder?

[@DIYKingSaM]

njfulwider5 yes its super glue. The key to strong joint using super glue is to make sure both surfaces are rough and clean if not then use sandpaper to make them rough. Moreover make sure your super glue is from fresh stock. Yes I will be making a video for DIY tab welder soon.

[@njfulwider5]

My joints are strong, I just always have issues with cloudiness. It seems after the glue has set, I get a small cloud. I have used all types of superglue. I didn't think super glue would work in a container like the one you use? I also use Gorilla super glue. I saw in another video, where someone said to use methylene chloride or acetone. I thought maybe you used something like this because the glue you used looks kinda watery. I have even cleared up my cuts with a hot air gun, so they look smooth. I did just recently purchase a 2 part glue for plexiglass. You spread one part on one side, and then the other on the side, you join it too. The only problem with this, you have one shot. Once the 2 parts touch they are solid. So no room for error. (have not tried this yet?) You should check out my Google+ page when you get a chance. I have a few welders I have built. My last one has 3 adjustable controls(speed of plus, power of pulse and amp control), and no armature, just cable electroid. I have 3 others, I built with armatures. One I build with very minimal parts(works the best)..LOL Check out my Google+ or Twitter...I have tons of other DIY projects there also you might like or take on and make better(I am a newbie"6 months"). I really enjoy your videos!

[@MohdTaufiqueSiddiqui]

Its a fast acting superglue of "cyanoacrylate" class of glues. Google Cyanoacrylate super glue.More details >>> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyanoacrylate

[@njfulwider5]

Hey Thanks for the Tip! Been playing around with a few different types I can get local. Come to find out, you can find Cyanoacrylate super glue at my local Dollar Store! So I purchased around 20$ of it and it works Great!

[@MohdTaufiqueSiddiqui]

You're welcome.. glad i could help.. : )

[@poisonouspanthergaming9121]

Best of luck buddy for 1M subs,to ur channel soon💓

[@ritwickbhattacharyya1463]

Man, you are awesome... Hat's off to your creativity!

[@d3oxy]

Its awsome How about to make a quadcomeater

[@zoosher_ukswiftbold9020]

Won't they send them in the final state...??? Pcb complete as u like??

[@profesorenlinearefrigeracionye]

Your channel is awesome

[@m.alimuggooilybuy3266]

Right work, Best possible smart invention you defined.Stay blessed.

[@soulreaper4768]

Bhaiya how about building the legendary Thor's hammer mjolnir

[@ZikValera]

Хороший получился вентилятор. Безопасный для детей

[@bestsongs1396]

ZikValera i

[@vijayalakshmiviji3997]

I want to do the blade less fan pls

[@jackbeck4]

translation : A good fan turned out. Safe for children

[@ktech9734]

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[@b5cse632]

ghye fhsdkd erw yes

[@avexsound]

Your work quality made me subscribe. My philosophy is "if you're gonna do something. Its gotta look like it was bought at store." Oh yes. Name of the first song please??

[@Shahran91]

Nicely (well) made!!

[@manomoymaity2002]

i subscribed . i need aPCB

[@ngurasailoman-apa4984]

i thaught it would be completely bladeless but server fan having blades is still there

[@ketansaraf1610]

Your videos are the best 😍

[@jkportfolio]

I am a huge fan of your work

[@RhikBiswas1604198819851127]

How much money cost for the entire project.. in RS500 table fans are available..

[@thakurmukeshsingh3986]

Rhik Biswas hahahha correct...

[@crazyjourney3963]

Rhik Biswas Are u serious?

[@RhikBiswas1604198819851127]

Work harder for your Dreamz yes I'm

[@crazyjourney3963]

😂😂Lol

[@mandiptcrew]

Just because you can get a hooker for Rs. 500 doesn't mean you shouldn't get married.

[@devanandmeshram8918]

Who has came here to build but is going with totally opposite mind?

[@wajahatzafar9767]

me :D

[@vkasshu]

That PCB is stopping me

[@electfishingfun8017]

Lol yeah

[@attractiveaki1234]

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[@Mr_Macster]

Iam from kerala big fan of you.. ❤ ❤ Your ideas are superb... ❤ ❤

[@laxmikantjadhav5476]

Your work is excellent and precise. Plz provide the link to purchase those tools you are using to make that fan. All the cutters, all glues, all drill machines and drill bits.

[@slaviosoares9623]

Hi I just loved your idea Can I share the video so u can get more View?

[@DIYKingSaM]

Yes for sure

[@ericmyles2294]

I have one airless..!!!!

[@prathameshlad397]

Eric Myles the dude perfect...

[@ketansaraf1610]

Hope you make more interesting 😉 projects for me and our other friends 😎

[@dasaint0]

I like that for things like this you didn't just take functionality into consideration but also aesthetics. Great job on the video and channel but i would really like to know the cost of making these.

[@yutokas]

Stability is better achieved with 3 rubber pads at the base, rather than with 4

[@swiperfox3145]

Just glue (or screw) the base... on an upturned plastic dining plate

[@sunshineonline2091]

I made the same but no use of this It became Bladeless Airless ... Works only for KZbin Views

[@bassmalagbary1136]

really you are the king of DIY .. mashallah .. all support from #Yemen

[@alexnelson9143]

Bassma Lagbary Are u arabic.?

[@israrahmed19-82]

U r brilliant.. amazing man.. great work.

[@declandeclandeclandeclande7739]

I want to build it. But the tools may costs more than a dyson fan😓

[@bombbingzone960]

Colour your background wall

[@sabersroommate8293]

This looks like a good hobby to try and maybe helped people with the things I make.

[@cadesrobots7923]

I like the blue lights its a nice touch

[@SankhadipOfficial]

Well u didn't described the logic of How it works! ..

[@aryanfilmcity7037]

You use professional tool we don't have all of tools only soldering iron and glue gun

[@Hwoman1123]

aryan filmcity its all available online.. Btw glue gun is not costly

[@rajnikantgorvadia6126]

You are really a expert. I loved your workmanship. I will also make soon this type if fan. Just provide circuut diagram with spares position where to fix, so that it will be easy for me. Thanks dear.

[@rajnikantgorvadia6126]

Pls make a project on attractive led lamp and led torch.

[@scottpowell09]

Excelente workmanship. Brilliant!!

[@amazingvideokaadaa6126]

is se acha banda purchese kar ly bahir se

[@MHKMHK-br6my]

NASIR ASHRAF 👍👍👍👍👍

[@crazyjourney3963]

Arre bahir se toh sab kharid te hain,wese ye bhi boht muskil hai banana

[@bharatbosamia8814]

Mmm yes all waste of time better go second hand market you will get all very cheap it's so legthty process to make even simple thing

[@fatimazd3070]

Some ppl just can't appreciate the satisfaction that comes from diy projects.

[@bharatbosamia8814]

Mmmm actually kuch bhi banane me bahut time waste hota us se acha mkt se juna koi table fan Lelo 200-300 me yeh sab very complicated hai

[@4gauge10]

Its SUPPOSE to be bladeLESS,why is there a 12-volt electric FAN in the project??.

[@jayavenkatesh1672]

Bladeless is for sight

[@sathyanarayant4481]

That is what it came to my mind, deceiving title. Isn't' it ?

[@4gauge10]

Sathyanarayan T Yes it is...more B.S.!!.

[@user-zm4qf2uj3n]

How the fuck would YOU make the air move? Via telepathy?

[@4gauge10]

Θεοδώρα Ζεμπίλη The title of this video is how to make a bladeless fan,its a FAIL all the way and a pure waste of time and money to build this P.O.S..Dyson is the one that INVENTED the BLADELESS FAN,pure B.S.!!.I watched the reviews of his GROSSLY OVERLY PRICED $500.00 P.O.S.fan...Dyson even SHOWED EVERYBODY the"GUTS"to his"BLADELESS FAN",its a OUTRIGHT LIE!!.It has a FAN in the base of it,just like this one does,WHAT A JOKE!!.

[@samuelramesh8621]

@DIY King Awesome job, Good demonstration. So many things we can DIY and Innovate. 👍

[@bobby6447]

Good one. Always wanted to make one of these. Very helpful video. God bless you for sharing. Love from Kenya.

[@hamidbeig1585]

A fan with a blade gives more air

[@ekghostofficial]

gia khan but it is more innovative

[@kaleemullashaik3380]

gia khan Yeah You're right Blade works effectively and efficiently But this is also a cool idea not an efficient

[@PlumGurly]

Oh, but this is a fan with blades....they are just hidden. I know of no good other way to make air but with blades. It just uses a lousy PC fan, a 12 volt transformer, and some unnecessary driver circuitry to control the speed.

[@georgejoseph8776]

exelent opinion i also think likewise it is just an over prised toy

[@abhaysahani264]

gia khan hii

[@albertopineda6860]

nice ,,, but is not a blade less,,,

[@DIYKingSaM]

This kind of fan is commonly know as blameless fan as the blades are not exposed and definitely it occupies a high speed fan inside its enclosure.

[@mouninidas]

Alberto pineda to ytrea no co sañdhyamukgeree Dr Xu cock in zip so much.,f

[@albertopineda6860]

MOUNINI DAS ,,, I DON"T KNOW WHAT DID YOU SAID IN YOUR COMMENT,,,

[@ytwdh]

Mad props for solder and shrink tubing. Well done. When I see someone twisting wire connections and then secure them with electrical tape I have to abort the video.

[@brianlybarger6032]

Make a bladeless table fan with Peltier unit / mini A/C unit. And dude you're awesome!!

[@jeremiahcalanno95]

Or you could just buy a dyson fan rather than wasting your time with this so called bladeless fam

[@shivamchouhan4988]

,

[@pacerodi]

Its not blade less, for the starts. Don`t waist your time.

[@1stFoss]

Waste

[@Delekham]

#agreed.. he is correct tho. There is a blade, which Dyson doesn't want us to see.

[@darknessblackened]

You Wasted !!

[@gr8kafka]

And all of that materials are things NOT commonly find in every house. Like, yeah let's use my good ol' electric saw.

[@monoomankar6319]

Yeah man. And for God's sake it is just a cooling fan used in motherboards. It is not gonna blow whole room. And the led strip.. It's just a toy which kids will love to have.

[@TheRealBigSwede]

Very cool and thanks for sharing!

[@toufeeqhaider9661]

bohat acha meterial use kia hai ap ny, on/off switch bhi acha wala lagaty( black wala 0/1 wala).

[@zayn514]

Excellent, marvellous and very talented guy. Very affordable idea.Good bless you

[@Myloplays-C]

Thanks for giving us ideas

[@coldheartedbuthumble]

Dude its soo cool ...you made it look soo simple...

[@Santoshkmr0611]

Solar charging light cum fan if not too complicated which can be fit in our room so that a continuous airflow can be there in a room at less electrical consumption... Can I get the PCB...

[@MrSavjr]

Very interesting videos. Thank you. I could use one of those pcb, s. Thank you. I'm new subscriber

[@guillermosantana1565]

Guillermo from Republica Dominicana say hello. This is a great idea learned much from it and will share the video.

[@shafqatmustafa9166]

Brilliant man, thumbs up. Excillent.

[@Explore531]

thats greatest job I ever seen very nice