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John Rudd:
Andrew,
I could do as you suggest....
But if you look at the vid, there is a largish hole behind the fan so there is little to press against....

I'm beginning to think about how Im going to make a new fan :scratch:
Maybe cut out a circle of thin ally sheet, make some cuts to form twisted blades, secured to a brass bush at the centre? Thoughts?
John Rudd:
Ok,
An update on this....
I successfully removed the fan from the motor shaft and got the rest dismantled....Time now to clean up all the bits and fit some new bearings....

Sadly though, on one drill, I managed to break the fan :palm: So I need a new one so that I can rebuild that one too....( I think I got a bit of an obsession going on at the moment, I've got 9 Stanley Bridges drills in total and a couple more on the way.... :Doh:)

Got to have something to keep me busy! :lol:


So ideas please on how to make a new fan......
Swarfing:
Use the good one as a plug to cast new in Ali?
John Rudd:
Hmm... Nice idea..... :beer:

But not got any casting facility here in my shop..... :scratch:

Now, I wonder...... :coffee:
awemawson:
Looks like a good candidate for one of our 3D printing enthusiasts to be unleashed on   :wave:
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