It is a club show, there are no vendors, just members showing their projects. Usually about 50 members, stuff ranges from tiny to recumbent bikes. Ill be there, probably with a couple small engines, and maybe an arduino project.
The museum is worth a visit- some big engines, a huge bit of watch and clock stuff, with lots of watch manufacturing machinery.
usually one of the members has buckets of 12L14 steel bar ends for sale, real cheap, but its all sold in the parking lot before the show even opens. The museum management has asked us not to allow sales during the show- they worry about their non-profit status.
We do usually have a bunch of raffle prizes for the exhibitors. Everyone is welcome to bring exhibits and join the show- no formality, just find a table space and set up. We do usually have compressed air.
Several of the wives make good food and have a sale table going al day- doughnuts and goodies in the morning, hot dogs and sandwiches at noon, but get in line quick for the noon feed, it goes fast.
Note all of my use of 'usually' there has been change in club and museum management this year, and Im not directly in the loop any longer, but tradition dies hard so I expect most of this will happen.
