Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
So for those of you who had watched my video of this fan where I explained about it, here it is running and fixed too, when I put it back up, and having all 4 blades assembled, I went to take some pressure of strength to bend that one blade-arm back (carefully) into a similar position as the other 3 blades, and not only that, but I went try it out on high to see which blade was bent down a bit more, and after that I bent that blade back up a bit, and then I went to swap out a couple blades, and now it's all good, it's still not fully completely balanced, but regardless it doesn't shake as badly as it previously had when leaving the fan on. All that being said here, I'm really proud of how this turned out right here. :)
By the way, if your wondering why the camera quality looked slightly low on these recent fan videos, that's because I had only like less than 6 minutes left on my memory card in the HD section, so I had to end up setting it to 480p mode on the camera (where there's like over 10 minutes or so), but that way I wouldn't have to take them too quickly.
Also, for those of you have discovered my videos since this current year (2020), I actually really like Heritage ceiling fans, mainly by the looks, design and pull-chain sounds, and my friend Jonah (known as Jonahsfan), he's actually quite like me too, he loves Heritage, Hunter fans, and SMC as well. :)
So for those of you who had watched my video of this fan where I explained about it, here it is running and fixed too, when I put it back up, and having all 4 blades assembled, I went to take some pressure of strength to bend that one blade-arm back (carefully) into a similar position as the other 3 blades, and not only that, but I went try it out on high to see which blade was bent down a bit more, and after that I bent that blade back up a bit, and then I went to swap out a couple blades, and now it's all good, it's still not fully completely balanced, but regardless it doesn't shake as badly as it previously had when leaving the fan on. All that being said here, I'm really proud of how this turned out right here. :)
By the way, if your wondering why the camera quality looked slightly low on these recent fan videos, that's because I had only like less than 6 minutes left on my memory card in the HD section, so I had to end up setting it to 480p mode on the camera (where there's like over 10 minutes or so), but that way I wouldn't have to take them too quickly.
Also, for those of you have discovered my videos since this current year (2020), I actually really like Heritage ceiling fans, mainly by the looks, design and pull-chain sounds, and my friend Jonah (known as Jonahsfan), he's actually quite like me too, he loves Heritage, Hunter fans, and SMC as well. :)
