Now this is a nice car. A 300 Chrysler smooth and roomy. The Suprano look, At least 4 bodys can fit in the trunk!
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Rental car
Aircraft
Schweizer helicopter, one of Andrews friends was very gracious to show us a helicopter he works on. Cool machine.
Seattle Trip Baseball
Seattle Trip Shooting
Glock 9mm, 17! in the clip Damn I miss my Sig. The Pink menace a 22 that Alex vowed not to shoot. It would run then jam or leave one in the chamber. Not hot enough load or spring too weak. Alf, I know will solve this. It does feels great and rapid fire is nice
Alf's Friend is some shot with a Glock .40 Check out Alf's hold, unique. Andrew shooting 9mm with some serious accuracy! All I can say is you can definately handle a 1911! Can you say Gold Cup?
Wait, Is this Alex shooting a pink Gun? No, not Alex he said he would never shot a pink gun. Who ever this is, He can hit! Am glad he is on our side.
Sacramento Shooting
Here in Sac, Zac is showing Hannah how to shoot those cute 22’s. He was very methodical and professional to say the least. Incredible shot as well!
Note to self I need to practice….
Now I know Zac should be a Range Master because he was very interested in helping the girl in the next booth to shooting a Taurus 9mm.
How conscientious, RIGHT.. Close your mouth Zac you are drooling.
The last pic is Andrew down range changing the target that we peppered with no reguard for grouping or hits for that matter or as we call it the fun target. Definitely not at 50 Meters!
Seattle Trip Flowers
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Small fix = big job
Remember those labs where you had to deal with a combination lock? Well these locks have been giving Students, Teachers and lab Tech's headaches for years. Either the combination or the universal key doesn't work. They are ancient, probably made in the 50’s! The cost to repair them is approx $50 each through a locksmith, if we took them off for them, and the guarantee is only 30 days.
Today is the day these locks go to the pile of good ideas gone bad within a few months and are pains for the next 25 years.
I designed and built a jig, out of aluminum scrap, to drill the holes in the exact place necessary. Since I have to do this whole lab of 55 drawers and doors a jig is by far needed. It took about an hour to drill all the holes. Now for the work getting into the drawers and doors with faulty locks…
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