Kids Creativity || An Electric carton paper fan || 16-9-22

Appreciate this young talent. It's not easy to find and develop your talent. Just take a quick look at this electronic device with carton paper. Imagine making a fan that turns with carton paper, motor, microphone battery, positive and Negative wires and the likes.

This is pretty crazy and amazing in its own way. This young man you see on this picture made this and he made this robot hand some weeks ago. Here is he today with an electric carton paper fan.

When I was of this age, singing was my hobby. I barely knew how to construct like this, to join wire and connect motors. Below are tools he used in making this Carton Paper fan.

Tools/Equipment Used in making this Electric carton paper fan

• Carton Paper

• Electric Motor

• Microphone battery
  

• Wires

• Glue

• Connector
  

• Switch and
  

• Carton paper blade on the motor.
  

How he constructed this fan

Assisted by one of his colleagues who have great passion for art, he used a circular object in carving a circle out of a carton paper and he also made a long tear or as to serve as a coverage for the fan's blade. How creative.

He carved out pieces of carton paper and made the hand of the fan which is connected by a stick sweet and then glued to the upper part of the fan. This stick sweet serves as a passage for the wire down to where the switch is plug and the connector.

He constructed it in a way that looks hard but easy. Having connected the switch with the battery connector, he place the motor on the central part of the blade case and connected the wires. Having done that, he used the carton paper and made a beautiful blade and then glued it to be strong and fit.

Wow, it's pretty cool. He then connected the battery with the battery connector and then the turned on the switch. The blade started turning fast. What an invention. This work is really creative and should be supported at all cost.

I think I've said a lot. This is where I'll draw the curtain. His next invention is an AI robot.

My introductory post is at the comment section of this post

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