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JaneYoung 12-12-2007 00:30

pic: LASA Robotics Tree Skirt
 

=Martin=Taylor= 12-12-2007 00:31

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Lol very festive.

Is that a timing belt pulley in the tree?:D

robostangs548 12-12-2007 07:02

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I love your "Holiday Shrub"

JaneYoung 12-12-2007 08:40

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This is another photo of the top of the tree. It is an annual tradition with the team and they outdid themselves this year. You can find all sorts of things, like timing belt pulleys, on this tree. Even a pompom or two.


Mr MOE 12-12-2007 09:28

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Originally Posted by JaneYoung (Post 658081)
This is another photo of the top of the tree. It is an annual tradition with the team and they outdid themselves this year. You can find all sorts of things, like timing belt pulleys, on this tree. Even a pompom or two.

Awesome tree, Jane!

Happy Holidays!

Pat Arnold 12-12-2007 10:45

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That's one use for the 2007 game piece that I've never seen (or considered) before! Love your tree; hope Santa brings more robot parts and geek treats!:)

JulieB 12-12-2007 11:36

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And do I see some BEST robotics 2007 games pieces under the tree.

JaneYoung 12-12-2007 11:44

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Originally Posted by JulieB (Post 658138)
And do I see some BEST robotics 2007 games pieces under the tree.

Yes, those were the game pieces for the 2007 BEST challenge.
Funny story, our manipulator picked up the bottles. There were not enough caps for the bottles and we had to make our own. After making a few, we borrowed an idea from a Capitol BEST hub team, WATCH, and made 'caps' out of unfinished drawer pulls/knobs for practice. They worked.

Billfred 12-12-2007 11:48

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Man, a tree in your shop? I'm green with envy. :)

JaneYoung 12-12-2007 14:20

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Originally Posted by Billfred (Post 658143)
Man, a tree in your shop? I'm green with envy. :)

Good pun, Billfred!

The Frankentree (that is the tree's name) is located in our teacher's Scitech classroom in a corner. The wood shop and metal shop are across the hall from the classroom. During build, the entire area is a hub of activity.

synth3tk 12-12-2007 14:42

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Nice original use of the tube! That's a very good tradition that I'm sure you guys enjoy each year. Kudos, and Merry Christmas!!! :)

KarenH 12-12-2007 17:28

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Originally Posted by robostangs548 (Post 658060)
I love your "Holiday Shrub"

Quote:

Originally Posted by Billfred (Post 658143)
Man, a tree in your shop? I'm green with envy. :)

The photo shows a red ringer. If it were a blue ringer, would the plant be a "Hanukkah bush"?? ;)

On second thought, maybe we need an entirely new designation for a decorative robotics tree... something about a bushing?

wendymom 12-12-2007 18:55

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It looks great Jane....thanks for Planting the idea!

skimoose 12-12-2007 19:48

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Well after Billfred's pun I can only asked....

Jane, what did the team get on the FIRST day of Christmas? :rolleyes:

wingnut1705 12-12-2007 20:33

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Originally Posted by skimoose (Post 658259)
Well after Billfred's pun I can only asked....

Jane, what did the team get on the FIRST day of Christmas? :rolleyes:

A CNC mill in a pear tree?


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