1975 Chadwick miller battery fan replica 1:1 scale or keychain varient

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Printer: Creality ender 3 PLA: temp 200 degrees Print bed temp: 50 degrees Bed adhesion: Raft (Easier and more reliable for this object) and Elmer's purple glue stick How I designed this: I had a small vintage fan in my fan collection. I wanted to make a keychain variant of it and a 1:1 scale one, so I did just that. It looks very cool after being printed. I also made this so I can mess around with what I can do with these fans without ruining a collectable item. My idea is to make a type that oscillates, but I might not send it to Thingiverse, just depends. How to make normal scale (1:1 scale with real thing) Print all the parts, except for the file "Amazing Inari" file. That's a cr2032 battery holder for the tiny version. The normal scale one can be powered by 2 D sized batteries, or you can put a 2 AA battery holder into the base, (not included) How to make keychain: Shrink down all parts to below half (0.4 of normal size) except for the file "Amazing Inari" which is already at the right size for cr2032 battery. Materials needed: PLA filament 3d printer (to make the plastic body), Battery, dc motor (Keychain is small drone motor or a coreless motor) Normal one is a hobby lobby 3v dc motor. Glue (super glue or hot glue) The reason why the file names are such strange names is because I didn't change most of the names from the default random names that Tinkercad makes.