



Besides wooden dowels, our windmill uses sheet metal blades and two brightly colored hula-hoops as a base. It is held up by a rickety frame and it spins on two screws, one on the bottom as a pivot point and one at the top for support.

The DC motor is attached to the frame so that any difficulties that the windmill itself will have wont be a problem. The motor is spun by a belt that's attached to the center dowel.
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