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Ideas how/where to replicate large plastic parts?

Ideas how/where to replicate large plastic parts?

Ideas how/where to replicate large plastic parts?

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Does anyone know where I can get a fan replicated like this black one in the picture? It has to be durable, lightweight, and 1.5ft - 2ft in diameter. Preferably plastic that can withstand large amount of force.

I'm building a blower/vacuum out of a 10hp motor. I could have someone fabricate one out of aluminum but it would be too wobbly and heavy. I couldn't think of a way or place that will replicate something in plastic. Anybody point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks in advance!

RE: Ideas how/where to replicate large plastic parts?

Which picture...?

RE: Ideas how/where to replicate large plastic parts?

Given that it exists, why not just buy one for yourself?

Have you looked in the Grainger catalog?

Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA

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