Some new old stock still in the box Dayton fan blades that I got for a dollar at the fan meet auction. Great condition, interesting packaging and nice blades.
Those blades look nice at its steal for you getting them for that price that you payed for those things. Those would for sure make good replacement blades for some of your fans if they have issues. I like the homemade box fan idea epessually when already when you need a motor for one of your dehumidifiers. Nice to see you get some new blades and hopefully you will have use for them somewhere soon.
See if any of those blades will work with your GE W22 fan. I have the W23 version and want to replace the poorly molded 5-blade plastic fan with a proper metal blade. I haven't found an older GE box fan with the metal blade but, maybe one of these Dayton blades will work.
Jordan any idea if a steel blade will work on a 20” lasko box fan? The plastic blade wont stay on the motor it melted the hole and its just slipping on the shaft
@@scottgriffin449 I think that’s an awesome idea if you do it make a video I did sorry if you didn’t want me to answer the question but I think that would be good and cool idea
@@sccpsteve ok nice purchase you could by replacement blade from lasso but it would look cooler with a metal blade um do you have a blade on hand how did it melt
nice set of blades bro can't wait to see the rest of them and see you build box fan frames for them soon i enjoyed the video
They are very shiny awesome find
I am soooooo blown out when how good shape they are
3/8" shafts are used in a lot of box fans, especially newer ones.
Those are beautiful fan blades. We had a ton of these Dayton fans in a warehouse I worked in. They pack some wind.
Cool fan blades
Nice shiny blades
I just passed out when you where showing the fan blade the first one lol
I really enjoyed the video can’t wait to see this on the Dayton
Those blades look nice at its steal for you getting them for that price that you payed for those things. Those would for sure make good replacement blades for some of your fans if they have issues. I like the homemade box fan idea epessually when already when you need a motor for one of your dehumidifiers. Nice to see you get some new blades and hopefully you will have use for them somewhere soon.
Damn those are shiny as hell very nice purchase
Those McMillan motors should turn those blades just fine I used one with some condenser fan blades and it worked
Glad you got these new old stock Dayton blades I can't wait to see you in part 2 changing the blades on this industrial Pedestal fan soon bro
@@fordmuscleluis9710 I surprised how shiny they are he found a good find he could fit it on the exhaust fan in the garage that he installed
We’re did you get that fan with the white motor from
See if any of those blades will work with your GE W22 fan. I have the W23 version and want to replace the poorly molded 5-blade plastic fan with a proper metal blade. I haven't found an older GE box fan with the metal blade but, maybe one of these Dayton blades will work.
12:28, Are you gonna maybe install those new blades on that current fan of yours?
Jordan any idea if a steel blade will work on a 20” lasko box fan? The plastic blade wont stay on the motor it melted the hole and its just slipping on the shaft
@@scottgriffin449 I think that’s an awesome idea if you do it make a video I did sorry if you didn’t want me to answer the question but I think that would be good and cool idea
Not sure about steel, but I've tried an aluminum blade on a box fan, but it should only be done on the weather-shield models or higher power.
@@sccpsteve what kind of box fan is it
@@NickSpires09 A box fan made by Lasko.
@@sccpsteve ok nice purchase you could by replacement blade from lasso but it would look cooler with a metal blade um do you have a blade on hand how did it melt
I like it
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