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Anonymous1770446197
02-07 16:08
Model Name
ceiling fan blade cleaner 3d model
Tags
machine
rendering
realistic
Prompt
[9:30 pm, 7/2/2026] Hari Sankar MS: Create a realistic 3D mechanical prototype of a ceiling fan blade cleaning device with a fully open and minimal structure. The design consists of ONLY two parallel cylindrical microfiber mop rollers (one top and one bottom), aligned horizontally with a fixed adjustable gap between them to allow insertion of a ceiling fan blade. The two cylinders are joined ONLY by slim side clips or clamp arms; there is NO solid plate, NO housing, NO casing, NO protective layer, and NO enclosure behind the cylinders. The BACK VIEW must show ONLY the two exposed cylindrical mops and the thin connecting clips — absolutely nothing behind them. A long vertical rod handle is connected to the cleaning head using a side-mounted connector (the rod does NOT pass through the middle of the two cylinders). The rod contains the battery and a simple ON/OFF switch integrated into the handle. A compact motor and gear arrangement is mounted ONLY on ONE SIDE of the cylinders and is visible ONLY in the SIDE VIEW. The opposite side contains only a minimal bearing support. There are NO motors, NO batteries, NO covers, and NO mechanical components behind the cylinders. [9:31 pm, 7/2/2026] Hari Sankar MS: Apply attractive but realistic colors: * Microfiber mop rollers in soft blue or light gray * Rod handle in matte dark gray or white with subtle color accents * Motor and gears in metallic silver or dark steel * Clips and connectors in neutral black or dark gray The design must look like a student engineering prototype with skeletal construction, exposed functional parts, clean color contrast, no decorative shells, no safety guards, no rear enclosure, and no unnecessary structures. White background, high-clarity technical 3D render, professional lighting
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