DIY Mini USB Fan

Yo friends!

Summer’s kicking in and I ain't tryna melt while editing or vibing on my laptop 💻🔥 So I made this super simple USB-powered mini fan to keep things chill — literally 😎

🧰 What I Used:

Old USB cable
Toy DC motor
Plastic fan blade (or made one using a bottle cap)
Hot glue
Tape or small box (for stand)

🛠️ How I Built It:

Prep the USB Cable:
- Stripped the red (+) and black (–) wires inside.
Connect to Motor:
- Soldered or twisted the wires to the DC motor (red to +, black to –).
- Secured it with tape or glue.
Add the Fan Blade:
- Glued the plastic blade to the motor’s shaft.
- Made sure it was balanced so it spins smooth 💨
Make the Stand:
- Glued the motor onto a box so it stands up on the table.
Plug & Chill:
- Plugged it into my laptop and BOOM — instant freeze 🧊🌬️

💡 Why It’s a W:

USB powered = no extra battery
Super portable
Saves you from sweaty days 😅
Looks cool and works great

💬 Final Words:

This DIY fan might be mini, but it’s a whole VIBE 🔥 Whether you're editing videos, coding, or just chillin', it keeps you cool like a boss 😎

More cool builds comin’ soon — stay tuned friends ✌️
– RBOTBOY 🛠️💨

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