In order to improve the ventilation of my basement, I built a wood box fan by myself after checking a tutorial video. In order to improve the ventilation of my basement, I built a wood box fan by myself.

After watching a tutorial video, I bought a five-fan blade, 45cm size in square air filters, and a 36V DC gear motor from the onlinet. After watching a tutorial video, I bought a five-fan blade, 45cm size in square air filters, and a 36V DC gear motor online.

I bought a five-fan blade fan, 45cm size in square air filters, and a 36V DC gear motor from the net. I bought a five-blade fan, 45cm square air filters, and a 36V DC gear motor from the net.

i don't understand how this works really so i might be wrong here! but a five-fan blade would imply that you had a blade with 5 fans... lol... and 45cm + square are both adjectives for air filters, the "size" is implied so no need for it

I bought a five-fan blade, 45cm in size in square air filters, and a 36V DC gear motor from the net. I bought a five-fan blade, 45cm in size square air filters, and a 36V DC gear motor from the net.

I enjoy making some small home projects by myself,. I feel energetic, joyful, proud and even masculine when endfinishing a task. I enjoy making some small home projects by myself. I feel energetic, joyful, proud and even masculine when finishing a task.

I enjoy making somedoing small home projects by myself, I feel energetic, joyful, proud and even masculine when endfinishing a taskjob. I enjoy doing small home projects by myself, I feel energetic, joyful, proud and even masculine when finishing a job.

making a project implies that you create a need to do projects/repairs - i hope you wouldn't enjoy that lol! also, "ending a task" is by no means wrong but since i was already making a correction here i thought i would add that "completing a task/project" or "finishing a job/project" sounds more common to me

I enjoy making some small home projects by myself,. I feel energetic, joyful, proud and even masculine when endfinishing a task. I enjoy making small home projects by myself. I feel energetic, joyful, proud and even masculine when finishing a task.

I gebrought this fan outside today and planning to drill a small hole on the right side of it,. I will put the electricity line through ithe hole and make the fan look more perfect. I brought this fan outside today and plan to drill a small hole on the right side of it. I will put the electricity line through the hole and make the fan look more perfect.

I get'm putting this fan outside today and planning to drill a small hole on the right side of it,; I will put the electricity line through it and make the fan look more perfect. I'm putting this fan outside today and planning to drill a small hole on the right side of it; I will put the electricity line through it and make the fan look more perfect.

i assumed you meant that the fan, at the time you were writing, was not yet outside. i assumed this was in the future tense, and not the past tense like another user did. so "I get" at the beginning sounded correct to me, but just to avoid to confusion, i think "I'm putting" or even "I will put" clarifies things you need a coordinating conjunction ("then" would be best, but you could use "and" also) after the comma, or you could put a period there instead and have 2 separate sentences. hence the ; i wrote :)

I will get this fan outside today and planning to drill a small hole on the right side of it,. Then I will put the electricity line through it and make the fan look more perfectbetter. I will get this fan outside today and plan to drill a small hole on the right side of it. Then I will put the electricity line through it and make the fan look better.

"more perfect" sounds kind of strange to me.