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Ted Boucher
15-12-2005, 00:42
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Elgin Clock
15-12-2005, 00:45
Ted showed me this tonight and I started cracking up at our meeting.
I suggested he put the words (maybe on seperate stickers) Peace on Earth, or Deck The Halls, or Joy To The World on the 3 parts of the Clover.
Great last minute holiday gift idea for the person you know has it all.
I betcha they don't have a Christmas Clover. lol Or should I say Holiday Clover?
For the winter holiday season, 4 leaf clovers are out, and 3 leaf clovers are in!!! :p
Billfred
15-12-2005, 01:28
You know, I wonder what FIRST is doing with all those leftover tetra clovers. (There were two decent-sized boxfuls at the Capital Clash.)
I guess ones that haven't had the stuffing beat out of them (read: ones that never saw demo or game duty) would make good frisbees as well.
i say, we make a big FIRST christmas tree with leftover parts or team pins. :D
hey i'd make one for our school why not. =]
Elgin Clock
15-12-2005, 01:46
Cover a center goal with enough vision tetra panels and voila'
You got yourself an instant Christmas tree. We just need someone to cap the top with a star. :p
Any takers?
edit: Actually, an even cooler tree would be to start making clovers, but as you make another scale them up 5 or 10% and stack them on top of each other ala' pyramid style.
Yeah.. that would be real cool...
Actually. I want to see how this would look in CAD. Anyone have a CAD model of a clover??? lol I can always make one, it's no biggie.
Be back in a week with a pic of the Clover Tree. :) :)
That will be on the front of my holiday cards this year.
We've got a few* left in stock.
http://www.ifirobotics.com/first-2005-field-parts.shtml
Get your x-mas shopping done at IFI-Robotics!
*a few pallets...
Jessica Boucher
15-12-2005, 09:17
Trudging up the snowy hill of the tree farm, picking out and cutting down the tree, and hauling it back to the house - 1.5 hours.
Time spent collecting the menagerie of glass and metal ornaments - 10 years.
Delicately balancing the stump on the tree stand, trimming the tree, and fighting with the lights - 3 hours.
Time spent making the tetra-ornament - 5 minutes. ;)
Good job, Teddles! Where's the tetra pet furniture you said you would make?
Elgin Clock
15-12-2005, 14:10
Trudging up the snowy hill of the tree farm, picking out and cutting down the tree, and hauling it back to the house - 1.5 hours.
Time spent collecting the menagerie of glass and metal ornaments - 10 years.
Delicately balancing the stump on the tree stand, trimming the tree, and fighting with the lights - 3 hours.
Time spent making the tetra-ornament - 5 minutes. ;)
Good job, Teddles! Where's the tetra pet furniture you said you would make?
Meh.. Real trees are soooooo overrated. I have a fake tree, so that eliminates some steps, but adds others.. lol
Horray for being allergic to trees.
I too have plans for my Tetra cat house as well. I just need to make/buy/beg/borrow/steal some material for some sides. :)
Ted Boucher
15-12-2005, 14:57
Good job, Teddles! Where's the tetra pet furniture you said you would make?
lol... just you wait.. Coming to a ChiefDelphi Gallery Thread Near YOU!
JoeXIII'007
15-12-2005, 16:35
Cover a center goal with enough vision tetra panels and voila'
You got yourself an instant Christmas tree. We just need someone to cap the top with a star. :p
Any takers?
I'd be happy to. :cool: I just have to get Libby all fixed up again.
I betcha they don't have a Christmas Clover. lol Or should I say Holiday Clover?
Christmas, Holiday, whatever. A holy-day no matter how you put it. ;)
[QUOTE=Elgin Clock]Cover a center goal with enough vision tetra panels and voila'
You got yourself an instant Christmas tree. We just need someone to cap the top with a star. :p
Any takers?
edit: Actually, an even cooler tree would be to start making clovers, but as you make another scale them up 5 or 10% and stack them on top of each other ala' pyramid style. [quote]
And under it is next years kit of parts:D
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