SLICING GUIDE
How to slice Dado and Dome desk fans
Two small airflow bodies, two slicing workflows: Dado and Dome show how clean fan housings depend on orientation, overhangs and printer-specific choices.
Dome
A desk fan that finally looks like an object, not a plastic gadget. Soft sculptural dome, hidden electronics, a quiet breeze right where you need it.
UseA clear design page shows what the object is for before download or purchase.
PrintingMaterials, settings and finish notes belong close to the design, not hidden in a generic FAQ.
ContextRelated guides cover the broader idea while this page stays focused on the object.
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A printable desk fan that adapts to your setup. Roll it onto a different face and the angle changes — no screws, no fiddling. Snaps onto any standard PC fan in seconds.
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