Reddit mentions of OPOLAR F401 Mini USB Table Desk Personal Fan (Metal Design, Quiet Operation 3.9' USB Cable, High Compatibility), Black

I spent way too much time on this, but let's see how your claim plays out.

2. Akai MPK249 $400
2. Yamaha P71 $415
3. 21.5 inch iMac $1100 (although this is the base model, probably a good estimate)
3. Edifier R1280T Near Field Monitors $99
5. Asus 24" monitor $130x5=$650
4. Logitech G27 I'm going to say around $300, even though Amazon has it listed for nearly $1000. Seems like the MSRP a few years ago was $300-$400.

1. Logitech G Saitek X52 Flight Control System $150
   
2. Logitech C600 $30
   
3. Opolar F401 $12
   
4. Logitech G610 $90, although some versions on amazon are closer to $60
   
5. (I couldn't figure out what the other keyboard is, but it's probably junk that the OP didn't spend a lot of money on.)
   
6. Logitech Z623 $100 (I think these are right)
   
7. HTC Vive $500
   
8. Logitech Z-2300 $180 MSRP, I'm fairly certain that I'm wrong about this one though
   
9. Wireless Xbox Controller $42
   
   Add in like $1000 for each desk and $2000 for each computer we don't see (assuming there are two), that gets us to a total of $11,068.
   
   There is a laptop bag stashed on the left side of the frame, so maybe it's a $9000 laptop.

Temp Controller
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B011296704/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_dYnVAb99AN5JX

Humidity Controller
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FQKXRXA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_3YnVAbW8V1DHG

DeHumidifier
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000H0ZDD2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_SZnVAbTSHMSQT

Humidifier
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01D0POS7W/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_m0nVAbD00AGKP

Small Fan (on a timer, runs for 30 minutes every 2 hours or so)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WM7TRTY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_V0nVAb8XD3K7Q

Heater
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00P7U259C/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_E1nVAbC6R49Z3

I got an old fridge on Craigslist for $25 that I thought was a small personal fridge but turned out to be about 6 cubic feet (perfect for hanging). I’m not sure of the brand actually (maybe Kenmore). So far I’ve done a Bresaola and a Copa, both have turned out great!

I'd be especially wary of any add-on fans that pull power from the system. Plugging a third party fan into the usb outlet of your system will make the system work harder and most likely do more harm than good. If you're concerned about your system heating up, don't put it in a place in which the heat will be trapped such as an enclosed cabinet or entertainment center.

I used one of the Nyko Intercoolers on my PS3 Slim for a while. It didn't pull power from the console and it was designed so well that it looked like it was part of the console, but in the end, the same thing happened to it that most of the reviews of all of the third party cooling systems mention. The fans got really loud after a couple of months. Great design. Low quality components. I just ended up buying a mini desktop fan and aiming the airflow across the back of my console. Works great.

I'm considering picking up this laptop fan to provide some extra cooling for my system during the summer months, but I'll definitely be picking up an extended usb cable so that I can power it from a power strip. Good luck OP!

Number one trick to drying your paint. NEVER USE RUSTOLEM. God I hate that crap. It never dries. I have a shelf going on 4-5 years that I painted with basic eggshell black rustolem from home deopt and its still tacky. Things like books and glass candle holders still stick to it. Krylon is good but valspar is also kinda crap. I threw out all my valspar and rustolem paints about a month ago. Just said fuck it, its not work the headache.

As for an airbrush. I've never had problems with model paint drying. Even artist and craft acrylics dry just fine. I have on occasion put things in the oven on the lowest setting.

I think my most valuable device I have for drying is a [small USB powered desk fan] (https://smile.amazon.com/OPOLAR-F401-Personal-Operation-Compatibility/dp/B00WM7TRTY/). This is seriously the best thing ever. I can run it off a USB battery pack for about 8-10 hours or just plug it into the wall. I have a mini drying fan anywhere I need it. I have actually used one so much it wore out and I got another 2 just to replace it.

Wash a part before paint, put it in front of this fan, paint a part, in front of the fan. Glue drying, get the fan. Shoes got wet, put the fan on top. Clean the Vacuum filter, use the fan. Spill water in the car, grab the battery pack and the fan. Shampoo a spot of cat barf on the carpet, grab the fan. WiFi router overheating in the summer, get the fan. I know it seems like such a silly tiny fan but I use it at least once a week for something.

USB fan - cheap and efficient
https://www.amazon.com/OPOLAR-F401-Personal-Operation-Compatibility/dp/B00WM7TRTY

Bro I bought one of these fans and it’s been a life saver...

he meant the link to 1:07 on the video

i'm gonna take a wild ass guess and say it's this one, the #1 best seller on amazon

http://www.amazon.com/OPOLAR-Personal-Design-Operation-Compatibility/dp/B00WM7TRTY

Hey...sorry for the delay.

I use one like this, it's a little USB-based fan that I plug into a USB fob:
https://www.amazon.com/OPOLAR-F401-Personal-Operation-Compatibility/dp/B00WM7TRTY/ref=sr_1_6?keywords=usb+fan&qid=1551383808&s=gateway&sr=8-6

I have several different sleeves, the ones that dry the fastest (and that I use the most) are the Mini-Lotus and the Flight Pilot. With the fan, the Mini Lotus is usually dry at least within an hour depending on humidity. The Flight Pilot can sometimes be dry within 30 minutes.

I use this one: https://www.amazon.com/OPOLAR-F401-Personal-Operation-Compatibility/dp/B00WM7TRTY/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=opolar+usb+fan&qid=1557203747&s=gateway&sr=8-3 - It's USB powered and 12 bucks.

Rather than a box fan I use a USB powered fan that can plug into any device with usb ports. My TV has USB inputs, so that's where the fan stays plugged in rather than taking up my Ps4 or Xbox USB slots. Example