A friend is restoring an old GE turbo-encabulator so I made him a new panametric fan. [IMG_1214] [IMG_1213]

[image] drifkind: fan. Would love to see that turbo-encabulator… they are very rare!

Hi Thx for feedback. Let me explain motivation behind my request. 3D printed parts do not have isotropic properties. Your fan as well if is 3D printed. Strength of 3D printed part is larger in plane of layers than in between layers in Z. If you recall fatigue curves for homogenous and isotropic m…

For those of us that have never seen a turboencabulator: [image]

OMG…. Google what is tuboencomfabulator and got this.:joy::joy::joy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ac7G7xOG2Ag

The quintessential video on this critical design element… modern life would not be possible as we know it without it! :rofl:

The “Turboencabulator” is a very serious bit of engineering. Show some respect! I suppose you don’t believe your muffler bearings need replacing! Is your blinker fluid full??? Hmm??? I suppose you’ve never had to replace it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6GsXhBb10k

I don’t need to replace my muffler bearings any longer since I drive an electric! :rofl:

OMG, just watched the blinker fluid video…I’m sure that there are some out there who think this is real! :laughing:

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LePapa December 8, 2020, 6:19pm 3

Nice make.
Could you please share lifetime when it breaks? I am trying to find out more statistical data about fatigue of 3D printed models and your model looks like 3D printed right?

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