@Dominic Alessandro Yup, been watching on Instaflixxer for years myself =)

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Hi. Is it too loud and too strong for a living room? (Even on low setting)?

@@gotminnam I bought one to use while sleeping. It's pretty loud. Not at all quite but that's part of why I bought it.

@@kimber120306 i had the same thought i wanted to get a good fan for sleep, are you able to sleep with this on in your room? and if so is it possible or overkill to do on high? Im thinking my ears would be ringing or wind is to strong, im trying to replace my small 18 inch high velocity floor fan for higher quality and more efficient one.

@dylanmarmino I had the fan, but after realizing how hot the motor got, I decided to return it. It kinda freaked me out just how hot it actually got, and my mind started wondering so back it went . I didn't really mind it, but just know that this fan is pretty big. Lol, but it was great the short time I had it . It blocks out other noise, so it was plenty loud but not an unpleasant loud. I did get another standing black fan by Lasko, which is pretty great. It is bigger than most standing fans, but that's what I had to get in order to have the noise and the wind quality that I wanted.. It doesn't get hot like the other one did either.

​@kimber120306 what model ?

I would add here, although not stressed by mfg,.....as needed cleaning with a drop of penetrating oil on the shaft bushings.

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Ah, thank you! Glad you enjoyed.

Thanks! Glad to hear it.

Sure thing!

Glad you enjoyed. It is yes 👍

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Good tip, I really need to do this

Novice. When you install this into the garage door channels, does the shiny side face toward you or turn it so the shiny side is facing away from you?

@@taililly2483 If I remember correctly, both sides had the same reflective shine, but if you have one sided, you put the shinny part facing out - it actually reflects heat waves away from the part that you want to insulate. By the way, I am a novice too... I just happened to read what the reflective stuff does and why it should face out lol.

I guess I need more muscle to tighten. The blade keeps sliding back & makes horrendous noise until I shut off.

The motor shaft has a flat area on one side. I wish the hole for the shaft in the blade unit was actually D shape. That would make it more secure from vibrating loose. That and the fact they put phillips head on the hex head nut. They are insinuating that anyone can get it tight enough with a phillips screwdriver; Which we know is false. The bolt is 12mm and I used a ratchet with a 3 inch extension to tighten it up.

How did you fix it? That’s my issue too the design is so dumb. For such a high speed fan it’s only held by a dumb little screw? Like seriously it’s dangerous with those metal blades

Ah, not sure man. Sorry about that.

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Greetings! And thank you!

It really is especially with the warranty if you decide to get it. Still running great as well.

@j j 2021 Nice!

That would definitely be cool, but keep in mind these are budget fans. They can only do so much.

It definitely is! Hopefully it will last for a good long time. Thanks for watching!

too heavy .

It is very loud! I always wear ear muffs in the shop though so it doesn't bother me much.

@Philippe Louis I bought one to use while sleeping. It's pretty loud. Not at all quite but that's part of why I bought it.

Yeah it will be

Definetly meant more for a shop/garage/barn etc

Add the spacers provided. I have issues of the screw walking off from the fan blades. It finally stripped and now I bought a new one. Going to loctite the screw that holds the fan blades to the shaft. You may have the cage installed backwards

Otherwise the set screw isn't where it is on the blade securing it on the shaft

following you to this video now lol im having the same issue and none of these responses help. did you figure it out?

I'm having the same issue. They should have made the fan blade hub longer. The blade hits up against the motor screws. Maybe saw the motor screws down???? I'm a woman so what do I know?! Lol

@@kimber120306 hey i was able to figure it out. you keep the blade flush to the end of the spindle rod. make sure to align the screw with the flat part of rod. then, and this solved my issue, you need to use a power drill to tighten the screw and tighten it tight. carefully test it out but it should be good to go. i think there is a second of initial wobble as it adjusts but then it’s good. hope this helps cuz the fan is actually awesome lol

Yeah I agree, it can be a bit much for some situations.

I regret buying it the design Is really stupd. The fan is only held on by a screw that holds it it’s really easy for the screw to come loose and send the fan blades flying and end someone

Yes sir.

I wouldn't want to listen to it all day

Thank you :).

@@joshsworkshop9698 np btw I have seen all the reviews of this fan they say it's bad

Is the fan still working tho?

It is still working fine although I didn't use it all winter as it wasn't needed. Just ran it today and no issues.

@@joshsworkshop9698 oh I see that's great sit

Lol no just no

Hi. Is it too loud and too strong for a living room? (Even on low setting)?

@@gotminnam no you need one right now

That's a great idea! Kind of a pain to move.

It has holes pre drilled around the base, so a person could affix wheels in an ingenious sort of way on one side. Or, since there are 5 holes in all around the base, you could just get 5 wheels and set it upon them...

Haha, right?

I know right I have a Lakewood P-25 box fan that would fit last summer from a local hardware store called 5ptz and when I took it to the beach and from using it in general and the cord I think has a short in it I guess it’s a short but if the cord is in a laying down position it won’t work but if part of it is up in the air it works plus it’s the good quality kind from 2007 that’s discontinued☹️ But even though it’s the good kind I still wish the cord was strong enough to hold up against anything even a train black hole or Big Bang it I don’t think that we have that kind of technology yet plus we spent 3 or so hours at his art gallery downtown at pepper place here in Birmingham Alabama and the fan does t even really work like I said unless the cord is either in the up position or other positions

I couldn’t find your video sorry or comment so I accidentally typed in comment instead of reply because I think that after I had typed the one before or below this I clicked of this and I lost it and thought that he first comment I had posted was that one and I thought had did a reply and think that it had turned out I hadn’t but apparently I was wrong

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Yep, although I haven't used it a ton.

Still works great, granted I don't use it all that often, but when I do it does it's job

It's still working fine! I don't use it all that often though

Only used it off and on in the summers mind you, but it's still kicking

@@joshsworkshop9698 thank you..

@@joshsworkshop9698 does your motor housing run hot when using this fan ? Curious if yours does and if it still works. Any input would be helpful. Thanks.

Yep

I've run it for hours and haven't noticed any issues with heat. I also haven't really looked for them though.

me and my dad have one both motors run extremely hot

@@cdcvid3227 yes it does I was actually in here to see if other fans just like mind run hot because I just bought it and the motor is really hot 🥵🔥

How can that be safe? That don't seem right.

I have one for almost four years(so far so good) and use it in the house in the phoenix Az, hot summer running 7 days a week with out stopping till the summer is gone. keeps me cool.

@@talzotar7580 does your motor housing run hot when you operate yours ?

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Same here! After ten min of using

The blade came off on mine the first time I turned it on and now it kinda makes it seem unsafe. I think they screwed up and need to improve in that area. I think it's a little overpriced as well at a $160.00

@@dirtrider6090 did u have anymore issues with the blade coming undone after u tighten it? Mine was pretty tight the first time and still came off. I'm debating on taking it back because I didn't pay $160 to have to always be worrying about the blade coming off.

@@kimber120306exactly my issue!! What did you end up doing? I don’t even wanna turn it on cause I feel like it’s gonna fly off and hit someone it’s extremely dangerous and a stupd design imo. They could’ve built in a clip or gotten it to screw more securely im thinking of just welding it.

Yep

Where did you see that add at?

@@GENX80. it was on an in store flyer for a parking lot sale starting the same date.

I really dont like all the reviews saying the motor runs super hot. They shouldnt do that.

@@johnlucier5654 just get a fan for your fan lol

@@GENX80. i bought one anyway. Motor doesnt get hot. Most of the hardware is crap tho. Kind of crude manufacturing hope it lasts awhile. Worth $100 I guess, no more no less.

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@@joshsworkshop9698 I think he means "oscillate". Oscillation. A feature most household fans have.