Remember.....the early bird gets the worm. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chevgirl357
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Remember.....the early bird gets the worm. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chevgirl357
Love the CAD drawing! As a builder looking at drawings all day, this practical drawing of a pretty impractical object is funny to me.
Also like that you were able to make the table and two cornhole boards with one sheet of plywood!
I think you should have some more technical call outs for the basic objects... ie... the cups.... 16 oz "Practical Fill"/18 oz "Flush Fill" soft-sided Polystyrene cup, color-Red, Model #P16RLR-00011, Manufacturer Solo, To be supplied by owner.
Want a guaranteed spot... Get there early and keep winning!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chevgirl357
I am honored I could contribute to your table awesomeness. I'm officially going to be drinking beer from now until stagecoach as training. I don't think I'll have hard stuff there either. My tolerance is very high but... I really don't want to pass out for any of the performances.Quote:
Originally Posted by KUZN EDY
My descent into oblivion is much slower with beer. And with these miraculous tables, all the more reason to keep it non-distilled :)
Hahah true it is funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by KUZN EDY
I teach AutoCAD also...so I tell my students "other uses" for AutoCAD, this being my main example lololol.
Did you actually go get the model number from the manufacturer's website? hahah!
I got the frame yesterday, the plywood, paint, hardware, and a fresh bottle of argon for my welder. Sending the wife and kids to D-land on Sunday and skipping church to build the table... Hows that for priorities? (don't answer that, sadly I know the answer) Stagecoach is an incurable disease, not just a festival!
" Stagecoach is an incurable disease, not just a festival"!
Now THAT belongs on our shirts for next year!!
I need to use that line.. I love it.
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Originally Posted by KUZN EDY
LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!Quote:
Originally Posted by festivalfan
I want all trademark laws followed and will expect a 50 percent cut on all profits from the shirts.
I will post the video of the making of my trailer later. I never wanted to post on here before because it was against the rules to have that type of trailer. But now trailers are allowed to be pulled behind motor homes as long as they don't unhook and fit in the spot. (and technically it's still a vehicle made for sleeping).
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Originally Posted by festivalfan
Now THAT'S what we need to write on our cars!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Miss B
Can't wait to see it!
that is a great idea Karena! we should all write it on our cars!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chevgirl357
Yeah, every car put a word or two and caravan in with the whole sentence. hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Miss B
THis is what we built for 2010... Enjoy!
That is so frickin sweet! So does this mean that this year it will be allowed?!
This is just too fun !Quote:
Originally Posted by Chevgirl357
I am just following the rules:Quote:
Originally Posted by JNPatton
"All RVs, trailers & other such vehicles must be classified as a "vehicle made for sleeping" to enter RV camping" .... Check!
If you are towing a trailer (NON MOTORIZED VEHICLE) behind your RV, you must fit both your RV and Trailer within the allotted 20x50 campsite space. NO EXCEPTIONS...... And Check!
Less put another shrimp on the barbie!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by KUZN EDY
Wow... that is amazing. We go camping all over , including the Colorado River where you'll see just about anything. Not seen anything so much fun and well put together. Although I have to admit, the blender run by a weedeater that made at least 300 margaritas in a little over an hour at one of our larger gatherings was an art form in itself. I am surprised in a nation of tailgaters and campers you don't go into the custom taligating business. Can't wait to see it in action. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by KUZN EDY
Nice work! That thing turned out awesome!!! I'm definately gonna stop by and check it out in person.Quote:
Originally Posted by KUZN EDY