JDMeister

Sunday, the Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet.

My buddy Glenn loaded up his pickup with "Stuff" and we spent the day drinking ICDBs.

I did take a few pictures..

$60 with 10 pounds of drills

Kennedy Kit (Machinist Tool Box)

Includes all tools inside. $200

(Two Available, different tooling)

Kobalt Router Table $60.00 Yes, It Includes the Router

You Need This Bench Drill Press $40.00

Light Duty Table Saw

$40

A better picture

A fresh picture including the bottle

Welding gloves too.

$20 or more per tool seems right

Box of tools. Make an offer on one or all.

Honda Generator EX650

Low hours, clean as new, always stored inside.

$400 local pickup Torrance

Lincoln SP135 Plus Welder (Includes Gas Bottle and Gauge)

This is a solid welder, complete with knee high bottle and helmet.

$400 <Local pickup Torrance area>

Yes, I'm cleaning out the garage. Follow me for more bargains.

Lens shopping for my Nikon Z6_2

(On sale today)

Karman Ghia Roadster Custom 10K (One Of A Kind)

Must See. Tags Up To Date. Stored Indoors Always.

1957 Chevy Pickup Custom, "Frame Off" 48K

Must See. Tags up to date. 48K or better is a deal

1958 Chevy Custom Pickup, a real driver, stored indoors, tags up to date. No issues. 27K does the deed.

3 hours ago, Crusty said:

Cool lights.

Also good for those sketchy Tinder dates you all go on.. ;-)

6 hours ago, JDMeister said:

I spent all day Saturday finding and buying a new gas dryer.

Just when I thought everything was okay, the dryer goes "Belly Up".

I did spend a few minutes at the Saturday car show first..

I spent all day Saturday finding and buying a new gas dryer.

Just when I thought everything was okay, the dryer goes "Belly Up".

Well here it is Monday.. I guess I missed this one.

Saturday, Grandsons wedding.

Sunday,  another car show.

Monday, laundry.

Tuesday, Long Beach for some computer work.

So I'm called out on a computer repair job, and I met some fine folks.

Brian and his mother Juanita.

The job started two days ago, and I finished up today.

There's actually more to do, but none scheduled until after the holiday.

As it turns out, they would make FNG jealous.

I'll post a few pictures of my adventures.

7 hours ago, Five.five-six said:

Nobody said the armorer and others weren’t at fault.  Not unlike a bartender that over servers a driver who kills people.  The bartender’s culpability does not alleviate the driver of his liability.  

 

 

In Baldwin’s case, his actions and decisions were particularly egregious.   Not only did Alec Baldwin serve on the board of an international firearms safety board, we know for a fact he has been instructed on multiple occasions on the possible outcomes of the actions which Alec Baldwin took to end the life of Halyna Hutchins.  

 

 

  

 

 

 

I've worked on movie sets for years (Back in time) and only after non union craft were hired did the sets have safety issues. Now I'm not saying the union worker wanted anyone dead, but IF an effort to force the production company to rehire union labor by "creating an issue" went south and Halyna Hutchins was shot, I blame more that the guy that pulled the trigger.

Yes, the armorer dropped the ball, but again, one person doing two jobs, against union rules/wishes.

The entire cluster fcuk could have been avoided if the "Producer/Trigger Man" paid more to support the crews.

The crews were short on help, (Money) this created problems, (money) non union crew hired to

continue production, (money) sudden escalation in problems. (money)

Like many things, "Follow The Money".

Disclainer: I was sued by the union for doing more than one job on film sets. The issue went before the NLRB, and the union lost. (1)I drove the truck with film equipment. (2) I ran the generator. (3) I ran second unit camera. (4) I ran the Nagra IV sound recorder. (5) I supplied grip equipment. (6) I supplied electrical for the generator.

The picture is Rich Little, filmed in Beverly Hills March 1971 where I was doing "Still Photography" also.