Originally Posted by james mcgrew
Before you know it, they will be in Harbor Freight if they aren't already!
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Before you know it, they will be in Harbor Freight if they aren't already!
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SawMill Creek may have a presence at IWF if enough of you folks would like us to attend
I wonder if a couple thousand of my friends here would drop by to see me if i was able to setup a killer FreeStuff Drawing for the event?
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I'll stop by even without the FreeStuff Drawing! That's what friends are for!SawMill Creek may have a presence at IWF if enough of you folks would like us to attend
I wonder if a couple thousand of my friends here would drop by to see me if i was able to setup a killer FreeStuff Drawing for the event?
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Thanks Guy,
Joey has been kind enough to invite us to be part of their show presence at IWF, we need to iron out the details but that shouldn't be a problem since we don't require much space. The hard part is coming up with some new ideas to knock peoples socks off but i have a few ideas and plenty of time to put something together that is unusual and would draw attention. I am writing a pretty extensive "How To" article about making ADA signs that we might go public with at IWF. Eventually i plan to publish my ADA article here at The Creek but the DVD we are considering would have some interesting video.
Its a bit of a secret right now so don't tell anyone
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Need to name the booth a Creek runs through it
Joey Jarrard
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i got some more video of the show some where!!
jim
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You would probably have more traffic than any other booth at the show.SawMill Creek may have a presence at IWF if enough of you folks would like us to attend
I wonder if a couple thousand of my friends here would drop by to see me if i was able to setup a killer FreeStuff Drawing for the event?
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I think this is an outstanding idea and hope things come together, FreeStuff Drawing or not.
OOOOH . . . can we have a Mod Dunking Booth?
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Belinda,
I'll ask for vonunteers
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Talking to The man at IWF and booth number will be posted soon.
Joey Jarrard
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Keith I can add some names to the list for the dunk tank.
Joey Jarrard
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i nominate joey!!
jim
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You knew I was thinking about you
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The booth would have to be CNC controlled. Hit the target, and the dunkee would travel from zero on the +X axis 4 feet, on the Y axis +3 feet and on Z axis +3 feet. When in position over the tank, the A axis would rotate 90 degrees dumping the dunkee approximately -3 feet possibly -4 depending on mass into a pool of cool mist!You would probably have more traffic than any other booth at the show.
I think this is an outstanding idea and hope things come together, FreeStuff Drawing or not.
OOOOH . . . can we have a Mod Dunking Booth?
Joey, get on it!
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How about an X3 dunker that will randomly dunk one of 3 people?
The booth would have to be CNC controlled. Hit the target, and the dunkee would travel from zero on the +X axis 4 feet, on the Y axis +3 feet and on Z axis +3 feet. When in position over the tank, the A axis would rotate 90 degrees dumping the dunkee approximately -3 feet possibly -4 depending on mass into a pool of cool mist!
Joey, get on it!
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It could have an ADC as well...
Automatic Dunkee Changer! That would be...
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