Haru春 || Genna
SFborn1940@HaruEb Please make sure the fan is properly attached to the ceiling before attempting this. Also beware of the effects of centrifugal force which multiplies very quickly.
Lastly, wear eye protection as an exploding ceiling can shed many fine, sharp and deadly particles.
@trainman fam, I'm loving the enthusiasm, but I specifically said I didn't ask.
I actually installed the fan myself, counterbalanced the rotor on the other side from the load, did the maths for that too, and I ran the fan on the lowest setting for not even long enough for it to get to even a quarter of full speed.
all from behind a solid wood door
not to mention I took the footage of this, pulled out all the frames and sped it up for effect.
Next time you want to assume someone doesn't know what they are doing, ask if they'd like your advice on some potential hazards. It's not that hard to do.
I actually installed the fan myself, counterbalanced the rotor on the other side from the load, did the maths for that too, and I ran the fan on the lowest setting for not even long enough for it to get to even a quarter of full speed.
all from behind a solid wood door
not to mention I took the footage of this, pulled out all the frames and sped it up for effect.
Next time you want to assume someone doesn't know what they are doing, ask if they'd like your advice on some potential hazards. It's not that hard to do.