Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Note: This was taken back around the third week of July of this year.
52" in brushed nickel, and has a long downrod. When I first put it up in my room (as well as getting a video of it running), I wasn't noticing the 4-blade adaption at all, but after months went by when I went to put it up again, that's where I began to notice that on the motor. At the time I took these videos (as well as the video files that'll be shown in m next video), it was my 3rd time putting it up in my room.
So in this video, as you can see here, I went to try out this typical bowl-light globe to put on here (just for the heck of it to begin with), it actually looks pretty nice right here after that (which is surprising too, as I'm usually not too huge of bowl-light globes, even then it's actually not too bad when seeing them on here). And it's also my first time trying this fan out with 4 blades as well.
As I went to re-watch through these video files before publishing it from Movie Maker to upload, I just now realized I went to start the fan from High to Low speeds (on the wall control), I'm sure some of you know that I usually start from Low to High (and still plan to), but for quite the least part in general, I quite felt in the mood to go from High to Low instead anyways.
I don't think I took any pictures of it, wish I had, but unfortunately I didn't had the time (not really sure why though).
0:00 5-blade adaption
5:12 4-blade adaption
Note: This was taken back around the third week of July of this year.
52" in brushed nickel, and has a long downrod. When I first put it up in my room (as well as getting a video of it running), I wasn't noticing the 4-blade adaption at all, but after months went by when I went to put it up again, that's where I began to notice that on the motor. At the time I took these videos (as well as the video files that'll be shown in m next video), it was my 3rd time putting it up in my room.
So in this video, as you can see here, I went to try out this typical bowl-light globe to put on here (just for the heck of it to begin with), it actually looks pretty nice right here after that (which is surprising too, as I'm usually not too huge of bowl-light globes, even then it's actually not too bad when seeing them on here). And it's also my first time trying this fan out with 4 blades as well.
As I went to re-watch through these video files before publishing it from Movie Maker to upload, I just now realized I went to start the fan from High to Low speeds (on the wall control), I'm sure some of you know that I usually start from Low to High (and still plan to), but for quite the least part in general, I quite felt in the mood to go from High to Low instead anyways.
I don't think I took any pictures of it, wish I had, but unfortunately I didn't had the time (not really sure why though).
0:00 5-blade adaption
5:12 4-blade adaption
