Kitty Hawk,NC Camp Shopbot !

[thecustomsignshop]

That's why I could not find it..... Just kidding.

[myxpykalix]

Just got back from the shopbot camp. Learned alot, would have liked to have gotten more ideas on how to make money with my bot. It was good to get to know some of the faces behind the names of people who have helped me on this forum with my questions. Brady answered a lot of my questions re: indexer and files which helped. Thanks!

[Brady Watson]

No problem, Jack...that's what we botters do!

Special thanks to Johnny & Doug for their great hospitality and the opportunity to hang out across the street from the beach! It was a good time had by all & I definately look forward to visiting again.

Thanks guys!
-Brady

[billp]

I'd also like to add my thanks to Doug and John for hosting our first Camp in North Carolina.As Brady pointed out above, it was a great location as we could practically walk on the beach between sessions.
In addition thanks go out to ; Ted Hall, Jim Zaccaro, Brady Watson, Ed Lang, and Keith Outten who ALL stepped in and gave the "Campers" a full day of information.
We were able to cover some of the latest, and upcoming developments in the Shopbot world , and learn how a few people have used their machines to
create some businesses, and expand others.
We also had the luxury of having a number of the Shopbot staff present;Ted, Martha Barbour, Bill Young, Gordon Bergfors, Scott Julian, Jamie Gillis, David Clevenger, and Sallye Coyle were all on hand to answer questions , and add input during the presentations, and I really appreciated their presence, and assistance.
We hope to get some pictures on the Flickr page in the next day or so, and we'll let you know when that happens.

[thecustomsignshop]

Bill, I second that, another great camp.

Johnny and Doug thanks for having us. Count me in for next year.

[doug]

Our thanks to all who attended the Kitty Hawk Camp. It was beyond our expectations and the pleasure was all ours. Looking forward to next year. John & Doug Roughton

[billp]

We've just posted pictures of the Kitty Hawk Camp on the Shopbot Flickr page;

http://www.flickr.com/photos/campshopbot/sets/72157594342970693/