It's been a long time since I made some of my posts about anything from my YouTube channel of fans, so here it is... You may know if I did encounter some of the ones that are obscure ones? In fact, yes I did. Based on my YouTube channel of fans, there are few of the ones that are obscure, and they are very hard to tell what brand of those fans are. Without further ado with them, here are my short stories about them right away:
First off, these two industrial ceiling fans. Don't know what are the brand of these fans are, and from what I checked through my latest remake video of them both, they both have a weird blue diamond logo on the center of each fan's motor themselves. Maybe they're Diamond brand? I don't even know.
Then, the fan that looks different than the others on this video right above here. It's a black 4-bladed spinner ceiling fan. I don't know what brand of that fan is, but pretty sure it looks like the one that you may also seen somewhere in the west, especially for USA. So, here is my individual video about it, right here (sorry for poor quality):
Then I encountered something that was made from Hong Kong, and it's a 36" industrial ceiling fan. Kinda reminds me to few of the vintage ceiling fan collectors who also have one of those in each of their collection, but it looks quite different between that and the one that they do have. Here's my video about it, though (sorry for poor quality):
Then I encountered something that every vintage fan collector from USA will familiar about this kind of ceiling fan. My video and picture about it, right here:
Then, this industrial ceiling fan. Don't know what brand of this fan is, but according to most of my friends who also loves fans online, it looks like it was made by Royal.
And lastly, after a long time I encountered these fans above, I encountered this kind of spinner ceiling fan, exactly on this video below here. Don't know what brand of this fan is, and one of my friends who also loves fans also encountered one of these and uploaded it on his YouTube channel.
There are some more of the obscure ceiling fans that I encountered, based from what I remembered other than these that I sum up in this post here. However, I'm not gonna list them in here, due to most of them are just similar to the well-known brands yet my friends will know what brands of those fans are, and most of them are just knock-off or clone of the well-known brands themselves as well. So, that's it for this post of those ceiling fans, and thanks for reading this post, yet watching those fan videos that I included them in here.
Then I encountered something that was made from Hong Kong, and it's a 36" industrial ceiling fan. Kinda reminds me to few of the vintage ceiling fan collectors who also have one of those in each of their collection, but it looks quite different between that and the one that they do have. Here's my video about it, though (sorry for poor quality):
Then I encountered something that every vintage fan collector from USA will familiar about this kind of ceiling fan. My video and picture about it, right here:
There are some more of the obscure ceiling fans that I encountered, based from what I remembered other than these that I sum up in this post here. However, I'm not gonna list them in here, due to most of them are just similar to the well-known brands yet my friends will know what brands of those fans are, and most of them are just knock-off or clone of the well-known brands themselves as well. So, that's it for this post of those ceiling fans, and thanks for reading this post, yet watching those fan videos that I included them in here.
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