We had a great time at the Houston Mini Maker Faire this past Saturday (November 14th). Calling it “mini” doesn’t quite do it justice, however. They had a great turnout and the audience was full of energy and excitement. We were busy talking with people and running our demo’s all day. I encourage everyone to check out their local Maker Faire, if you have one. You can even get a free booth to go show off what you make, since that’s what it is all about!
Here are some pictures of our booth.
This is a recycled cedar fence, carved into a large art piece.
We were never short of people in our booth.
The famous Dr. Beard’s Snake Oil Trunk and one of the Liquid Guitars.
The booth right as doors are about to open
Several decorative pieces including two of carveshop’s clocks. Those clocks were a huge hit at the show.
This plexi display case was covered in little kid hand and face prints by the end of the day. I probably could have sold 100 rayguns if I had them.
Another of Liquid Guitar’s pieces on display. The violin had many people asking “how much?”
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Congratulations on making it to the Maker Faire. How about coming out to the San Mateo one next year? I\’m sure you could find some volunteers to help…
Hi Dave, We are looking into the San Mateo Faire in May. I’d love to go, but it’s really expensive for a company to have a booth at that Faire. They need to realize we aren’t all Microsoft and Intel.
thank you very much, till then. capt barry
The wearthered fence. capt barry Keeps kicking me off .
The fence is going to be covered in a blog article next week. Stay tuned!
Joe , How was this done ? Great job ! Capt Barry
Thanks Capt! How was which done?