How to Make a Bladeless Fan using Plastic bucket at Home

DIY : Learn how to make a dyson air multiplier blade-less fan (Hidden blade) using plastic bucket.
Definition: A bladeless fan (sometimes called an air multiplier) blows air from a ring with no external blades. Its blades are hidden in its base.
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[@bdfloresa]

We got this for the toddler room kzbin.infoUgkxdzUap46p9ViXhKZf5mK_bXOb89EHxTqq because of the bladeless feature. Actually has a lot more power than I thought it would. Can still feel the air moving well 6 feet away, which is farther than I would expect from a desk fan. My daughter dropped twice and still works. I haven't checked out how long it lasts on a charge yet, but the air output was still good for the few minutes it was unplugged. My daughter also likes the color lights feature, but I don't really care for it and can be annoying to go through all the options before it turns off. Overall, happy with the purchase, especially for the price

[@cristijndevin2900]

just wondering; if this is the easy way; what's the more difficult way like?

[@RedpillPortugal]

Cristijn de Vin now imagine the amount of money spent on stuff used to build this

[@ruslilee6589]

MGTOWPORTUGAL stupid

[@RedpillPortugal]

Who can't stand the truth are the real stupid :D

[@dizzious]

Isn't the real Dyson bladeless fan based on something about ionic charging of the air, so that it rushes from one side of the fan to the other thus picking up momentum and creating air currents? If so, then to make one of those I think you need to build some high voltage generator or something.

[@insanehosein6230]

Actually the real dyson fan is built exactly like the one in this video. There is a fan in the base that gets pushed through an extremely small gap that "amplifies" the air current.

[@MrSlater0239]

Is a jet landing in the background or was that the fan?

[@santivelez7191]

Slater0239 it was the power source or engine

[@MrSlater0239]

Sarcasm missed

[@jamesmorris911]

WWWWWW

[@moxxy3565]

Woosh

[@azncowboy1]

WHAAAT??? I CAN'T HEAR YOU OVER THE SOUND OF MY AWESOME "BLADELESS" FAN.

[@MichaelIreland]

Pretty slick design, I like the re-purposing of other household materials. I'm sure that by now you've considered some improvements. Based on what I see here, the two major problems immediately obvious to me are *Noise* and *Air Flow*. So for those two issues, here are some options: 1. Noise. This can be improved in several ways. a) using a small piece of rubber or other vibration absorbent material between the wood support block and the motor would reduce the whine of the motor. Adding the same rubber to the base would reduce vibrations conducting into the surface it's sitting on. b) balancing the blades better would reduce vibrations in the whole system. This can be accomplished when you are first using the compass to draw the circle on the metal: Once the circle is drawn, put the pin on the edge of the circle and make a mark with the pen on the circle, then move the pin to that mark and repeat all the way around. This will give you 6 marks, split the distance between them for a total of 12 smaller, equally sized blades. Next, balance the fan on a nail or pin in the centre hole, and mark the side that hangs lower (heavier) Use sand paper to remove tiny amounts of metal, and repeat until it sits perfectly level. c) use sand paper or steel wool to sand all of the edges of the blades to remove any burrs or rough spots which produce the "wooshing" air noise. Painting the whole thing with high gloss paint or nail polish will also reduce air noise. 2. Overall air volume: At the end of the video, you can see the paper strips at the edges are moving, but the centre ones move much less, this tells us we don't have enough _oomph_ in this design for the size of the orifice. The "magic" happens due to a phenomenon known as the _Venturi_ effect (an example of _Burnoulli's Principle_); in a tightly engineered fan, the the throat/pedestal fan output is balanced to the orifice size (the big O made of the bucket) and the gap/angle that allows air to pass into/through the orifice. As high velocity air leaves the gap in the rim of the orifice, it produces a difference in air pressure across the orifice, which is how it is able to move more air than just what is moved by the throat fan. In this video, the throat fan output is undersized for the orifice/gap. The basic solution is simply to reduce the size of the orifice, thus increasing the pressure differential, subsequently increasing total air movement. Getting the fan design to match the Orifice size, gap, and angle for maximum efficiency can be a severe pain in the butt. If I remember right, Dyson uses between 12 and 18 degrees for the pressurized air angle, but getting that precise in a home-made model might be a bit difficult. I'm also unconvinced that this is a critical step. However, the fan design makes a big difference. Smaller blades with a sloped curve would give the fan output less velocity but more pressure; as the size of the orifice is reduced, the pressure output of the fan becomes more critical than the volume of air moved. With some patience, a person could tweak this build several times to determine the best design. After all, that (plus some crazy math) is how Dyson came up with their ubiquitous fans.

[@ThunderPickled]

How to tell me you work for Dyson, without telling me you work for Dyson. 😊

[@MichaelIreland]

@@ThunderPickled hahaha, I don't actually! I'm a lowly power engineer at a chemical plant. However, fluid dynamics of air movers is very important to my career, I just usually deal with fans and blowers that are several meters in diameter. All the same principles apply, with only slight variations due to scale.

[@ThunderPickled]

As a master electrcian, I can appreciate your input but I doubt most will. The work we do behind the scenes to keep the world running is under appreciated .

[@MichaelIreland]

@@ThunderPickled well thank you for your kind words :D ... You're right about being behind the scenes, too. But I don't mind sharing my knowledge (or opinions) even if it takes 5 years for someone to come along and recognize it 😂

[@waynes.2983]

how is it blade less if it has fan blades?

[@ravindersingh8952]

Dude the blade is hidden inside the that pipe

[@fuzzynuts4319]

ravinder singh that doesnt make it bladeless

[@CatJuiceSays]

Wayne Wildman if a fan don't have blades where do wind coming from ? lmaooo the blades are hidden inside which makes it as bladeless fan but in this case it's just too noisy lol

[@colinmerryfield8615]

Bes Mir bladeless means no blades plain and simple

[@fuzzynuts4319]

this comment thread is hilarious

[@justinwhite8009]

How to make a bladeless fan that sounds like a harrier jet: Step one: Drill countless holes in pvc pipe to distract viewers. Step two: Construct fan with 6 blades. Step three: Go to comments section and see who blasts me for making a bladeless fan with a fan with blades. Done.

[@Vincent_Beers]

all so called "bladeless fans" are actually made with blades, even the originals. it refers to a type of fan with hidden blades, the name is just marketing bullshit and always has been. though why he would bother to make one that is this loud is beyond me. they aren't that expensive to buy. and quite frankly i'd rather have a normal fan, the airflow on these hidden designs is never as good as what you would get without the airflow restriction

[@candy_crave8580]

Dummy there are no 6 blades there's only 1 BLADE

[@justjessy0115]

Justin White lol ikr

[@KaiserGoofy]

1 BLADE doesn't mean BLADELESS ... :)

[@candy_crave8580]

Nom3xx all fans have a blade you cant make a fan without a blade maybe in the future they will make one with out blades but now they can't.

[@SamirPatnaik]

If you are reading this Have a great day!

[@The-Bad-Boyscout]

Very clever! Most of the people leaving negative comments probably couldn't make one. You have skills, sir.

[@anupmenon2843]

Main purpose of the bladeless fans are to be noise free - and look at this dinosaur.

[@hexxoid9263]

I'm sorry... just stop using this song!

[@MuhammadhamadkhanLodhi]

GumballMachine3k lklB

[@tripjet999]

Hundred-dollar saddle on a $50 horse.

[@JackG79]

Exactly... a real bladless fan can be had for 1/10th the headache at walmart.

[@billete37]

tripjet999 it can be for fun

[@ej28]

That's your argument? WHy do people make diy rc planes, pianos, guitars, or even lights? For the pleasure. It's worth more than money.

[@ELbabotas1]

I guess you use your money solely on maintaining your existance, right? Middle class can afford if they play it smart.

[@BigTravGill]

Damn thing sounded like a leaf blower

[@angelodelosreyes5835]

not practical

[@anonymous60668]

😂😂😂😂

[@ChrisHillmanKnows]

Maybe don't make the fan out of a soda can you cut up.

[@benharrison8975]

Yeah do a response Video and just plug in an electric leaf blow at the office

[@Lethoscorpia]

Ha ha so true, as I was watching I thought it would be silent... Wow nasty surprise !!!

[@nickkk420]

How to make bladeless fan Step one: make blades....

[@snixBE]

nick longstaffe it's how they all do I blade less fans do exist the just hid the blades to give the impression it's blade less

[@jamespalmer9556]

nick longstaffe lol

[@seanobrien6689]

"WHAT?!" "I SAID THAT'S PRETTY COOL!" "YOU WANT TO GO IN THE POOL?" "WHAT?"

[@albertkelly7129]

looool

[@NurseOrysia1]

Exactly, this is as loud as my dad during football season 🙄

[@omsharan3397]

LOL

[@amfkadk]

I think people are over looking the fact that this is a 12 V system. This is a great project with far more application than a 120 V fan. This would be camping or useful during a power outage. Also would be very easy to use and maintain with solar power. Thanks for the video.

[@shanamalik9348]

It's an excellent video! Would be very helpful for people living in villages & in poor countries! Great idea!

[@samarthkambli]

Can you please make a diy Air Purifier as the Air Quality in India is worsening and the Air purifier in the market are very expensive.. Please make a video on a diy air purifier

[@cloroxbleach1200]

Just do this bladeless fan and add some filter on the vented inlets

[@RedpillPortugal]

YSC 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 lmao

[@Treddian]

It can be done but it involves an 85% chance of catching cooties.

[@1AxK9]

Plant trees mate, the simplest hack you can do 😊

[@realvivifromloona]

this comment chain is actually getting kinda funny

[@WhosMega]

the whole point of a bladeless Fan is so its silent, the one you made is very load.

[@SapphFire]

No. The point of a bladeless fan is that it doesn't have that pumping effect

[@brechtthebest]

Caro Babaknia Not just silence, also safety, especially around children

[@hanzu5910]

I don't know where you are from, but if there is no protective case around fans it must be a very weird country ...

[@ujtyhbfgtfsdxz]

*loud

[@cerealkiller5599]

That awkward moment, when you lack a comeback and decide to correct a word, instead

[@chernoair7805]

Dude those are some serious locks on your door.

[@LordByron2752]

Cherno Air so no robber get his fan.

[@squarecracker]

I was just thinking I should remind the people who read youtube comments how much everybody hates black people and lo and behold I see this on a fuckin' bladeless fan video. You're saying what we're all thinking.

[@MochaTater]

O_o tf does this have to do with black people...

[@weapontheory]

Don't wanna let them kids escape. The bladeless fan will muffle the screams.

[@shanevieira823]

Cherno Air read this comment as soon as the door appears lmao

[@artmakesascene]

I truly wish you much success!!! I've forgotten how simple life used to be before they told us how useless we are and only they can make things and charge absurd amounts to have a simple life... Thank you

[@dperry19661]

thought he was going to drill through his fingers

[@Filumz]

It is odd to draw up an intersecting grid and not drill the intersection points. Why position the holes totally by eye when you can use crosshairs?

[@iii5169]

can make jet engine with this?

[@Sagetower7]

You could probably make something similar to an EDF (Electric Ducted Fan), it just wouldn't be very efficient compared to a normal propeller. Definitely a cool idea though, because there would be no risk of anything getting chopped by fan blades.

[@iii5169]

DT Jr I was talking about Jet engine with compressors and combustion, I meant to use the lower bottom cylindrical part

[@Sagetower7]

Very interesting... I'd imagine heat management would be complex. But the benefits could be really interesting, what with FOD and bird strike damage being greatly reduced because the "fan" part has no blades, foreign objects that get sucked in would just fly out the other side.

[@iii5169]

DT Jr yea that's what I was talking about

[@bootlegger2365]

Oh yeh , Boeing is going to put them on a 747 next spring. Tesla has even announced that they will use these things to develop jet cars . George Jetson , your day has come.

[@brodiehaddon3634]

Who Else Watches These Types Of Videos, & Never Makes Them?

[@JustusMG]

Brodie Haddon once I see everything you need & need to do, I think to myself, "oh, never mind... I'll just enjoy the rest of the video."

[@Vetkach]

Literally everyone

[@janalogsdon]

Me 😁. I would love to though

[@PaterTenebrarum1]

Absolutely... it is deeply satisfying to watch this stuff with the intent of never doing it. Probably because it gives us the feeling that we did our bit to prepare for the post-apocalyptic world after the next unforeseen asteroid impact.

[@HalfCajun]

Me, sadly

[@plexiglass-kz2si]

I am a big *fan* of homemade things

[@nonsubscriber8622]

I hear his next video was how to make a homemade hearing aid

[@henrlima87]

Haha i see what you did there...

[@davida8080]

Knee slapper

[@othellodampy3344]

@@597158madroofer Don't forget fingerless if you decide to do things his way.

[@ILoveCreativity]

This guy is so pure, I love him?

[@ujtyhbfgtfsdxz]

okay, but why a question mark?

[@MostConscious]

lol?

[@angeloswithans]

ILoveTech lol?

[@pedrorabelo556]

ILoveTech lol?

[@errorserver3000]

ILoveTech lol?

[@JamesMorningstar]

You made the cowl duct backwards. By using the wider side as output, you create a low pressure region within the ring, so you aren't moving any of the ambient air through the ring, it's just blowing a much lower volume of air from the fan itself. That defeats the entire purpose of the design. Try doing it again, but having output holes on the smaller side, and notice how the increased pressure combines the output air with the ambient air passing through the ring for more efficiency and higher output.

[@Ashahar-cc4vb]

why does ur face looks like u advertise "smoke weed everyday"

[@JamesMorningstar]

Never heard of it, but whatever makes you happy. I don't judge.

[@JamesMorningstar]

@poolehart, Let me guess, indoor cats? Be glad it's not the smell of "A cat's wrath of vengeance against vile rodents, and winged demons that mock them from the other side of the glass windows." At least that's what my cats call them, I just call them birds and squirrels.

[@Ashahar-cc4vb]

JamesMorningstar u look like cheerful guy.... kudos 😁😁

[@getwhatudeserve142]

JamesMorningstar Maybe you should one up him

[@EvanSawyer4]

this is awesome, i looked at what bladeless fans are because of your video. I've always had trouble sleeping under regular fans they make me feel beaten up in the morning. Now i know why.

[@douglasaranda2010]

I had a floor fan that sounded like an airplane so loud it was, and it was full metal, made a wind too... Broke it last week when I was cleaning its electric motor, I thought I had it screwed but I didn't, so I ended up dropping it and unfolding the copper, poor thing!

[@ThomasGrillo]

At first, I thought this was another one of those crewel joke videos, taking advantage of someone's desire to save money. And then I did the research. No doubt, the same research you did, Nd learned you were working off the Dyson blade-less system. Very cool, how you worked out how to t turn a bucket's rim into an airfoil. By the way, you didn't have to built the impeller. You only needed a 40mm PC core cooling fan. These run much quieter, and are far more aerodynamically efficient, and yo don't have to cut your fingers to shreds on the diy turbine, whilst cutting it out by hand. :) Thanks for the video. Try the PC fan, and let me know how it works.

[@bowmosexual]

Jees man spell check ffs

[@jennytan5229]

I think the Dyson bladeless fan applied the same technology of the wind tunnel on a scale down version.

[@attachedflower8008]

But its still absolutely hilarious....you just can't deny that lol

[@JoshRoxDelangel]

thank you. ill never do this in my life. just wanted to know how to do it.

[@N0THiNG6]

Joshua haha me too

[@Tony-og5up]

Or at least, what not to do.

[@gregnold9459]

Not sure I'd go to all this work myself, but I give him A+++ for creativity. I appreciate seeing how these fans work... they are pretty cool! Great job, great video!

[@micindelta7445]

lol at the first second of video , i saw a golden thing . i taught thats a large bullet :v

[@NotNibrasakhi]

Willy Gaming same

[@boredsuhas]

Americans... :D

[@Chrso]

WillyDeltaGaming OMG I thought I was the only one

[@ratingcrib]

same

[@calligraphy4244]

WillyDeltaGaming yeah, thought it was like a tank's bullet shell or something..

[@sapphire-fj3mm]

6:35 guess I'll just open a window then

[@yamax11]

WHAT DID YOU SAID!!?..

[@genesisjulian9524]

bladeless fan is actually have a hidden blade

[@DIYmostcreativechannel]

yes

[@genesisjulian9524]

r.i.p logic

[@lmeza1983]

fuck that shit wrong, they operate at quantum levels. the blade is a lie.

[@Ricardoromero4444]

Assasins creed fan

[@dustinln697]

just drill holes into a trash can and put it over a fan. it'll make it a blade less fan.

Great project, but 1. not bladeless, 2. a whole lot of stuff other than a bucket!

[@hanzu5910]

Uh, mind explaining me how a "real" blade less fan works, if it's not this way ?

[@OktoPutsch]

real bladeless fans work with a ionic wind

[@papalevies]

The Dyson fan works by having an impeller at the base like this one. However the cone is designed to multiply the air stream by inducing the air behind it to flow in the same direction as the jet streams. From what I can see in this one at the end, all the paper strips in the middle remain undisturbed, so this is definitely not an "air multiplier". You can watch the man himself explaining how the original version works here: v=8he8afjQyd8

[@wadood1299]

very nice. pretty loud though. any way to reduce the noise and maintaine speed/pressure?

[@da-tutor2916]

After watching this. I realized a glaring issue bladeless fans have. Mid section seems to have the weakest airflow. I believe it gave me a stellar idea on how to improve bladeless fans now. Thank you!

[@Stebanqui2]

hi, you can put some ice inside the tube and turn in a air conditioning

[@nathanschubert3048]

or misting jets on the inside of the ring for some much more efficient cooling.

[@jimeponcho4235]

Steve Adams he could pee on it for heat.

[@CoryWWilbanks]

Steve Adams or he could pinch a loaf in the bucket and throw the rest of that bullshit in the dumpster

[@aidansharples7751]

Good but when i make these I use the smallest diameter porous watering hose my diy store has. Tried a mister first but it makes your floor wet. Sometimes I get ice forming on the hose if the humidity is very low.

[@aidansharples7751]

did some calculations and i think i have the equivilant of a 20 watt freezer element from an 80 watt fan motor.

[@MrBobWareham]

It has a fan you just cant see it

[@homelessninja]

Bob Wareham ikr

[@tupapa65]

Can you guys subscribe to my channel

[@lmeza1983]

GABRIEL TORRES no

[@poopdood3944]

Ossama Shishani jeez dude he just want some subscribers no need for reporting and badwords

[@MrBobWareham]

Joe L Well it ant fan less then is it and being a qualified electronics Engineer and designer I feel my comment was justified and all that bad you posted shows how ignorant you are.

[@LichtorWright_]

The purpose of a 'bladeless' fan is to be QUIETER than a regular fan.. not 50x louder!

[@OnlineMediaCollection]

Lee Manning This is home made. Did you see what he used for the fan? That was fascinating!

[@lordmark9546]

this is the deaf mans version. Also no airflow in the centre unfortunately.... but good effort!

[@crazyfvck]

+Lee Manning You are 100% WRONG. The purpose of a bladeless fan is EVEN AIR FLOW, with no pulsation. Bladeless fans are also much safer to use around children, or adults who happen to be morons.

[@dennishongpai8517]

try import Chinese manufacturer hongpai, noise of blade-less fan is 68db

[@abduliswarndy9151]

Im sure this 'bladeless fan' will give me a 'calm' and 'quiet' nap.. Lol

[@davidbadura7369]

Bladeless fan- you will need: blades

[@candy_crave8580]

haha just kidding

[@AngriestEwok]

IT'S WHISPER QUIET! WHAT? NO, I SAID... IT'S WHISPER QUIET! YEAH, CALL YOU BACK WHEN IT'S COOLER. WHAT? I SAID...

[@toddkalna9819]

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[@toddkalna9819]

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[@LastCall534]

Good stuff lol :))

[@Jacob0481]

Hahaha

[@jebintj5744]

MonkeyWithAnAxe

[@metroid201]

Screen the vent holes with dust filter and its perfect 👍👍

[@Lemming1970]

It's a bit of fun and educational at the same time. Not sure why people are so negative about it.

[@iconfly3706]

IT'S WHISPER QUIET AS WELL!!

[@spoofer20]

YEAH, YOU CAN BARELY HEAR A SINGLE THING!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jwsmith53]

WHAT????

[@watermelonwishes4193]

*whaaaat??*

[@anthonykramer9469]

it would be more quite and more power if the blades were in balance

[@OverlyFluffyDoge]

You could do it using differecnes in pressure silently. Issue then is you heat air up or spend most of your energy cooling it down which inturns heat up the surroundings :P

[@anthonykramer9469]

Sleipnir Gaming understood

[@kylemilford5968]

And not held to the motor with sticky tack lolol

[@yueyuecheng9749]

Anthony Kramer A

[@grain-diose]

A great fan! But we soon winter, the heater should be done. ))

[@cloroxbleach1200]

Add a heater coil right below the blades in this fan.

[@rollandoruiz6123]

kung fury movie

[@beboppinskylarkin7837]

+YSC Yeah and burn the house down...

[@cloroxbleach1200]

Beboppin Skylarkin It's... not like that?

[@beboppinskylarkin7837]

YSC Do you understand that material used for that blade fan is flammable? Press "1" for yes and "2" for I'm going to get someone killed because I think I'm MacGuyver...

[@MistrBandit]

I knew that I was in for a treat when the first half of the video dealt with making a fan blade for a video entitled "bladeless fan" the ending was the best ty for not disappointing

[@LBCAndrew]

To be fair, thats essentially what the Dyson fan has in it. albeit a much higher quality fan/motor.

[@princetanweer3877]

but you used blades, those are just hidden.

[@travisfletcher3363]

I must have missed the part that he used bladders. Damn, was really hoping those weren't included.

[@Gungus-v1g]

Travis Fletcher Yeah, sounds pretty freaky to me! What creep has bladders hanging around? And how did he get them? D:

[@edragoninja317]

Prince Tanweer you could call it the assassin fan because it's got a hidden blade *hysterical laughter*

[@CQDBmusicrecords]

Even the dyson 'bladeless' fan which this is based off, has a fan in the base...

[@rdelarosa3247]

Prince Tanweer you're an assassin Harry

[@cortezbenevidas1345]

So where can i find an artillery shell for the blades?

[@AClarke2007]

Go Metal Detecting.

[@nigahigafans4479]

Cortez Benevidas its just an spray can

[@PaterTenebrarum1]

Next: how to make a blade-less fan with plastic bucket at home that doesn't sound like the engine of a 40-year old Uralmash tractor on the verge of implosion and certain to even wake up the dead in all cemeteries within a 5 mile radius (a.k.a. the "sweet dreams" blade-less fan as opposed to the "sonar weapon" blade-less fan). :)

[@carbonie_fibraro]

You have an incredible knack for visualizing materials and geometry, nice job. Hope you enjoyed making it.

[@messin1000]

First minute "I think I can do this" Second minute "I don't even have a ruler"

[@namedoesntmatter2754]

Me 2

[@N4orEditor]

aka. how to make your desk sound like a warzone

[@davedave8957]

despicable; immature, and sickening, WS

[@sweetlimeunited8778]

😂

[@rumi-boss]

what aka means

[@sweetlimeunited8778]

@@rumi-boss also known as!!

[@squarehole4317]

Replace the blade with after market. Problem solved

[@MrPenguinos]

"How to nearly drill through your thumb"

[@pioneerAv]

Psh! I don't need a video to tell me how to do that! Edit: So which one is the thumb again...?

[@NoMusiciansInMusicAnymore]

And saw into a pressurised container

[@ryank1398]

Okay, I already left a comment but I had to come back and just ask one simple question because I am really confused by all of the controversy of the "bladeless fan" argument, after all, it is really just a term that a marketing team made up. The question is: Did some of you actually think these things were magical? I'll never know, I'll probably never come back to check responses to this. I'm not trying to be negative, I just think we should give the creator of this outstanding video some credit for giving us something to complain about and sparing us the necessity of doing something in our lives.

[@feetthong624]

No it's not a fidget spinner kids

[@GreenAppelPie]

Whisper quiet too!

[@bones007able]

I don't recall the blade-less fans being so loud...

[@jamesfrisco8394]

GREAT LITTLE PROJECT !!!

[@marcelojaviertwt]

*A LITTLE NOISY...*

[@jpHasABadHandle]

MARCELO JAVIER WHAT?

[@alanmalcheski8882]

it should be called a blades are hidden in the base fan.

[@ajrichardson7509]

Alan Malcheski Doesn't roll off the tongue as easily though.

[@BoricuaFlavored]

........or i can just spend 5 mins buying one online and wait for it at the front door and stay cool longer.

[@taylorsmith4053]

BoricuaFlavored if your willing to waste 500 bucks on one then good for you!!

[@BoricuaFlavored]

Its what u do when u have $$$. Go ahead and enjoy your new diy, lmfao!!!!

[@NS11111]

Very nice video

[@Graeme_Lastname]

Yeah, I'll come back after I understand what bladeless means. Sure converts electricity to sound quite well.

[@brycemaclean5441]

AND ITS WHISPER QUIET!!!!! WHAT?

[@brycemaclean5441]

Creative though for sure

[@danosho-san1770]

Creatively copied from Sir James Dyson ;)

[@jackvandongen7983]

Mom, can we have bladeless fan at home? Mom: we already have bladeless fan at home. Bladeless fan at home:

[@stephen285]

excellent bladed bladeless fan video! - up next > the single use inflatable dartboard because why not at this point

[@MaroonBacon]

at first i was like... "sir is that an artillery shell?"

[@mountainman5961]

I could have went out collecting cans, loaded them up, take them to the recycler, drive to Home Depot and bought as fan for the amount of time it took to make this chainsaw sounding screamer......

[@s.d.h.3t981]

😂😂😂

[@futurestar_in]

But you were simply watching KZbin videos one after the other, while atleast he made something productive.

[@sanjeevdandin9350]

@@futurestar_in savage reply

[@drbrown2402]

@@sanjeevdandin9350 Truth hurts sometimes

[@LBCAndrew]

@@futurestar_in He made money off my stupidity to watch his video.

[@Br0teas]

OR just spend £5

[@LostCheese00]

Matthew Brough that's like 20 bucks at usa

[@lmeza1983]

Colby Mccaleb or like a fuck ton in Mexico, getting epoxy is more expensive than buying a Chinese fan.

[@samcostin7586]

those fans are like 500$

[@ryanz9513]

ikr

[@kingjack2816]

sam Costin $500*

[@cindyking7229]

So the secret to a bladesless fan is that the blades are actually inside the stand.This video was very cool though

[@billhudd7738]

Wait... I think I missed the easy part!

[@jamesjesus1828]

FAKE the paper strips at the end are actors

[@nonsubscriber8622]

James Jesus god everything has to be a conspiracy nowadays, clearly they are done with NASA CGI

[@Karabetter]

It's that loud on purpose! ...Otherwise, without being able to see the blade spinning, you wouldn't know when to shove the battery back in your UPS for charging ... Geez! ;) lol !

[@kaywoo7328]

I wouldn't dare do that to my delivery guy!!!

[@nigel900]

Neat. And all that white noise as an added bonus.

[@danthor45]

THATS NOT BLADELESS! CHEATER!!!

[@NavinKhambhala]

Fan without propeller, It has hidden blade that's why know as bladeless

[@RoxyStellar]

PC fan may be quieter ✔

[@MuhammadAndhika]

i think u're stupid, just google it, bladeless fan, it'll look like this one, that's what he tried to make

[@jimharvey7507]

Boy, you need to get out of the house more often... evidently the concept is beyond you...(Nice Job Navin)

[@seaniepc4]

Sounds like a racing car , but it would be fine if you were deaf I guess

[@lukaslandmann]

No music is better then this music.

[@thebuilder5884]

You wouldn't have heard the music anyway, not over the noise of the fan!

[@Barnaclebeard]

than

[@jaerivus]

Agreed: no other music can compete with these jams. And here I thought I was the only one who liked it!

[@PaterTenebrarum1]

Really grabs you... one just wants to get up and give oneself over to a rhythmically looped, endlessly repeating series of spastic limb shakes.

[@A_n_y_t_i_m_e]

At least it will scare the vultures on my balcony

[@reytheon486]

You have been nominated for the best funny comment for this video.

[@esaugamez8885]

Hahahah

[@deenanthekemoni9821]

It is so rediculously innovative.. That nobody besides yourself would ever take the time to do it at home lol.

[@elvenisar]

6:35 lol it's so loud to use when I fall a sleep

[@jimpritz4169]

Interesting...but who thinks the average schmoo who can't even change a light bulb is going to be able to get all those plastic pieces cut out and fit together properly?

[@brianpatterson7419]

Jim Pritz he shows it’s not that hard that’s the reason why humanity so far behind you think properly making a bladeless fan is hard

[@cartmanrlsusall]

Jim Pritz take your time and use construction adhesive and a bunch of cheap spring clamps and anyone can get it to work .

[@xavierrhino4991]

"How to Make a Bladeless Fan" "Bladeless" 1:36 *uses blade*

[@bx19tgd]

Xavier Rhino well how is it gonna blow air without a fan?

[@candy_crave8580]

haha it is a blade so shut up and it's "blade-less" learn english boy!

[@kidnamedfinger5019]

Learn what blade less fan means first, becuase of course, fans dont work without blades

[@kidnamedfinger5019]

Also the fan name is called that becuase the blades are not visible

[@newsofthenerd]

8 bladed bladeless fan. Awesome.

[@theoriginalanimeker]

How to make plane sound effects

[@shikshanhindi8769]

Cool!

[@rutvickpedamkar]

Nice work....You got yourself a fan*

[@wendellramcharan6365]

waste of time normal fan works better and less noise

[@fargeeks]

and less safe

[@1274simonmilton]

I have had stronger farts than that fan blows out 😂😂😂

[@ravishbharti]

🤣 Your GF must be lucky to have you around during summers..

[@divyanshbhandari549]

@@ravishbharti What a reply 😂

[@kurtwm2010]

works great, as long as one does not mind the mind-blowing noise

[@jorgecobos4554]

all that work ???? fan sale 9.99

[@mahela1993]

it's about making something.. not about the cost.

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

Generally speaking, the only good reason for making something is if you can't buy it. If you can buy it, it is probably made in such numbers that economies of scale come into force, and the bought product costs less than the materials to make it. In this case, it seems that the way of making a "bladeless fan" is to make blades and drive them with a really loud electric motor. I looked at the video because I thought I was going to see how to make a bladeless (ionising/electrostatic) fan. Silly me!

[@mahela1993]

lol.. that's not the only reason for making things. Won't try to prove my point with you. ;)

[@SuperZakaru]

A normal fan yes can get 10-50 bucks no problem. a fan with no visable spinning blades on the other hand will cost a lot more 60-300 bucks easy.

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

Yes, you're right. If it has the name "Dysan" on it, you pay a lot for that. I must confess that when I first saw these fans, I made the incorrect assumption that air was electrostatically moved through them. I didn't realise it was just a fan in the base. I feel a bit deflated - I thought they were something new - but they're just a re-creation of something old, with no advantage that I can see. From what I've seen online, they don't seem to move as much air as a regular fan. You can arrange a bunch of them in a line and blow a balloon through them - but I don't think my life will be impoverished if I never do that.

[@113dmg9]

I couldn't even cut out a straight circle. It'd probably take me at least a dozen buckets to correctly cut out proportionately sized & angled pieces. And, I betcha, my spray paint would never match my bucket color.

[@EnergeticWaves]

whats the name of the song

[@LPCardinals]

EnergeticWaves Darude Sandstorm

[@DJTempo7]

Nope, not Sandstorm (which is a classic, have a listen). Shazam didn't figure it out, just sounds like Muzak or some MIDI file.

[@alexeyegorov1339]

Real masterpiece. Such a man permits to us be proud that we are from this tribe too.

[@Jinouga502]

How to make a bladless fan: Step 1) Remove blades from fan. You now have a bladeless fan.

[@namedoesntmatter2754]

That's the easiest way I've heard 🤣

[@AdnanZein90]

wow alien technology

[@julyrosales]

Looks like a Dyson without the $400.00 dollar price.

[@mugnuz]

Julio Rosales and the - 400dollar sound

[@nonsubscriber8622]

Don’t worry you’ll spend the $400 on ear drum surgery

[@palominokid3002]

and works like $0.40

[@chrisdodge9638]

Noooo......just make your own ear plugs and you'll be all set. They left that step out at the end. :)@@nonsubscriber8622

[@otuyelusoji]

I love your video page flipping.

[@strangelight159]

anyone care to explain how this works?

[@DIYmostcreativechannel]

best works

[@strangelight159]

DIY ?

[@mattmoreira210]

Here, take a look: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bladeless_fan ;)

[@strangelight159]

Matheus Moreira Thanks Mate.

[@prairledoggedrez4758]

''anyone care to explain how this works?'' Like a very loud Dyson !!!