You're so right about "slow" shows. I had that with "The Good Place." The first few episodes felt like a silly sitcom, and I almost left. But then the big twist at the end of the first season changed everything. It made all the earlier jokes have a deeper meaning. If I'd quit, I would have missed one of the smartest shows about ethics ever made. It's the best example of a show where the start is totally different from what it becomes.

Hey @patriciacarr, saw a video where they said the prep work alone can take a full day if you're doing it right. Like, just getting all the parts lined up and checking measurements. Then the actual build part can be another day or two depending on the weather. I guess it really adds up when you think about all the little steps.

Honestly that grinding noise might just be a piece of dust stuck in there. Fans are pretty tough. Maybe try using some compressed air from a can first before you assume the worst. It's probably not as bad as it sounds.