Marsfan the Desk Fan (120mmx25mm or 120mmx35)

Hardware used:

• Half-round M2x8mm screws - 4x (Utilized at the top of the fan)
• Half-round M2x16mm screws - 4x (Employed at the bottom of the fan)
• M2 nuts - 4x (optional, not strictly necessary)
• KCD1-1 (Switch)
• DC-025M (Power Input)
• DC wall plug (even better if it has changeable jacks) For this endeavor, I created a remix, drawing inspiration from the original design found at https://www.printables.com/de/model/690403-atari-2600-inspired-desk-fan-120mm-25mm. I introduced variations such as different fan covers and an alternative plug, both seamlessly compatible with the overall concept.

Why did I embark to to a remix on this project? I desired the sensation of a brisk winter breeze and, naturally, sought a practical solution for expediting the drying of painted models 

A big thank you to Permateum for the fantastic model and for sharing it within the community!

Hardware used:

• Half-round M2x8mm screws - 4x (Utilized at the top of the fan)
• Half-round M2x16mm screws - 4x (Employed at the bottom of the fan)
• M2 nuts - 4x (optional, not strictly necessary)
• KCD1-1 (Switch)
• DC-025M (Power Input)
• DC wall plug (even better if it has changeable jacks) For this endeavor, I created a remix, drawing inspiration from the original design found at https://www.printables.com/de/model/690403-atari-2600-inspired-desk-fan-120mm-25mm. I introduced variations such as different fan covers and an alternative plug, both seamlessly compatible with the overall concept.

In addition to these modifications, I incorporated cut wood for the flooring on the front and rear panels, also addet an Air Filter 

While the initial black PLA-CF material presents a sleek and matt appearance

It's important to note that the remix accommodates both the original fan covers and plugs, as well as the introduced variations.