Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This month has marked 10 years since I started uploading a ceiling fan video on my YouTube channel, and wanted to thank you all for viewing and supporting on my YT channel, and for those of you who discovered my videos since March of 2011, I wanted to thank you all for that too, it's been such an incredible journey!
And yes I know that this here is a typical usual regular fan video being non-edited just like my other fan videos (and that's what my brain naturally does when it comes to making a fan video), BUT at this point, I'm making the title to be pretty different regardless, in-order to let it represent of how far I've come of uploading fan videos on my YT channel, so yeah! :)
Oh yeah, and what you see here, I just put this light-kit on here last night, and I flipped the blades over from oak-wood to rosewood color, and as you can see here in the video, I went to unscrew one of the light-bulbs just to reduce the glare a little bit. Enjoy! :)
If your here reading this, I really wish I could do a 10 year annual for the Hampton Bay Farmington, but unfortunately I couldn't be able to, as I couldn't really feel like looking for a few certain parts for the fan (I know I have like all 5 blades and blade-arms, but a couple triangle parts for'em were no where to be found).
This month has marked 10 years since I started uploading a ceiling fan video on my YouTube channel, and wanted to thank you all for viewing and supporting on my YT channel, and for those of you who discovered my videos since March of 2011, I wanted to thank you all for that too, it's been such an incredible journey!
And yes I know that this here is a typical usual regular fan video being non-edited just like my other fan videos (and that's what my brain naturally does when it comes to making a fan video), BUT at this point, I'm making the title to be pretty different regardless, in-order to let it represent of how far I've come of uploading fan videos on my YT channel, so yeah! :)
Oh yeah, and what you see here, I just put this light-kit on here last night, and I flipped the blades over from oak-wood to rosewood color, and as you can see here in the video, I went to unscrew one of the light-bulbs just to reduce the glare a little bit. Enjoy! :)
If your here reading this, I really wish I could do a 10 year annual for the Hampton Bay Farmington, but unfortunately I couldn't be able to, as I couldn't really feel like looking for a few certain parts for the fan (I know I have like all 5 blades and blade-arms, but a couple triangle parts for'em were no where to be found).
