Many parents may have played with fan toys like this when they were children, right? At that time, bamboo was usually used instead of plastic balls, and the propeller could even fly up and turn into a flying bamboo dragonfly! Time has passed, and now it’s our turn. Our kids are here to try again!~
Materials and tools: plastic balls, ice cream sticks, bamboo sticks, 30cm long rope, super glue, soldering iron, scissors, knife, plastic bottles, rubber bands, markers.
Put the rubber band around the ball.
Mark 3 points along the rubber band.
Use a soldering iron to make three holes.
Then use a paper knife to cut off the rough parts.
Take out the bamboo stick.
Cut into 20cm lengths.
Take the ice cream stick.
Mark center.
Then dig out a small hole with a knife.
Insert the bamboo skewer into the small hole.
Add some strong glue to the top and bottom to tighten.
Prevent bamboo sticks and ice cream sticks from falling off.
Cut two small pieces from the straw.
Strung onto bamboo skewers.
Use strong glue to secure it.
Tie the rope to the bamboo stick.
Insert the plastic ball into the center hole.
Then insert the bamboo skewer through the top hole.
Through the bottom hole.
Observe the diagram for correct rod insertion.
Then stretch the string.
Add superglue to the center hole to tighten the string.
Insert another plastic straw and glue it with super glue.
Take a plastic bottle.
Take out the plastic bottle cap seal.
Tie the other end of the rope.
And add some super glue.
Get out your paints and brushes.
Paint red in the middle and yellow on both sides.
The ends are blue.
Wrap the string around the skewer and pull on the plastic ring, then push it to the center.
Quickly pull the plastic ring.
Our little fan starts spinning~
