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Straightening ceiling fan blades
We put some fans out on our patio. Over a few years, the blades have
drooped. These blades appear to be some type of luan, about 3/16" wide. They appear to be either composite plastic, or some form of pulped wood. Can they be straightened? Maybe put in an oven with some brick weights, and a pan of water to make a steam chamber out of it? Other suggestions? If I go buy new ones, are there different materials and grades? The local ReStore, (the one for Habitat for Humanity) has sets of 5 for $3, and I'll take them Wednesday when I go to see if the bolt pattern is the same. But just wondering if these can be salvaged. Steve |
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