Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Casablanca Stealth 54" ceiling fan in weathered copper, converted to single speed and operated using an Emerson 4 speed/light dimmer combination wall control. Installed using a standard short rod. Little new detail to add about this one, but obviously it's seen some actual use since the original video, most recently on my 2024 display. I'm going to be slowly pulling some of the items on the remake list down for new videos, so expect more where this one came from. I did end up getting a dedicated Hang-Tru to pair with it, which was an intense search for a bit and resulted from an entire Panama II part out. Of course after that, more replacement canopies showed up on eBay, but at the time options were very slim. One blade in particular is still bent pretty upward, apparently from the fan resting on it. These robust arms are quite difficult to get back in alignment once bent, and this is a vast improvement over how it came to me. At this point, it doesn't cause a wobble or any particular performance issue, so I kind of just let it exist to avoid causing any further potential damage to the arm. That considered, everything about it works and runs pretty well after the single speed conversion. Truly, a contemporary classic in one of my favorite more-recent finishes.
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Casablanca Stealth 54" ceiling fan in weathered copper, converted to single speed and operated using an Emerson 4 speed/light dimmer combination wall control. Installed using a standard short rod. Little new detail to add about this one, but obviously it's seen some actual use since the original video, most recently on my 2024 display. I'm going to be slowly pulling some of the items on the remake list down for new videos, so expect more where this one came from. I did end up getting a dedicated Hang-Tru to pair with it, which was an intense search for a bit and resulted from an entire Panama II part out. Of course after that, more replacement canopies showed up on eBay, but at the time options were very slim. One blade in particular is still bent pretty upward, apparently from the fan resting on it. These robust arms are quite difficult to get back in alignment once bent, and this is a vast improvement over how it came to me. At this point, it doesn't cause a wobble or any particular performance issue, so I kind of just let it exist to avoid causing any further potential damage to the arm. That considered, everything about it works and runs pretty well after the single speed conversion. Truly, a contemporary classic in one of my favorite more-recent finishes.
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The VF&M Blog: vintagefansandmore.com/blog
VF&M Merch: shop.spreadshirt.com/vintagefansandmore
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