Let me introduce myself.

[Bruno Mueller]

Hello ladies and gentlemen,
I would like to give a short introduction of myself.
My name is Bruno, I come from Germany, more precisely from near Bingen am Rhein. I am 67 years old and have been building steam models for almost 40 years. Furthermore, I made some of my processing machines myself.
Professional background:
Trained as an industrial mechanic. Then worked in a public authority until I retired.
I have been retired for 7 years.
I will present my work on other sites.

 

[GreenTwin]

Welcome Bruno, glad to have you here.
I would definitely like to see your work.

Pat J.
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[Bruno Mueller]

Thank you very much for the welcome, I have posted the first pictures on this page.

https://www.homemodelenginemachinist.com/threads/some-of-my-self-made-machines.36875/

 

[minh-thanh]

Welcome !!

 

[timo_gross]

I am "self taught" (respective youtube taught ). It started with a 3d printer kit (2013?) the goal was to have something to control with my microcontroller. And then I came to "my conclusion" that printed plastic is most of the time useless.


Wer Kunststoff kennt, nimmt Stahl!

 

[GreenTwin]

Wer Kunststoff kennt, nimmt Stahl!

LOL
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[GRAUBELE]

Wer Kunststoff kennt, nimmt Stahl!

Kunststoff ist getrocknete Schuhcreme.
Plastic is dried shoe polish.


Hello Bruno

Welcome
Then let your fingers fly and write until the keyboard burns.
I am looking forward to interesting reports.

Best regards
Dieter

 

[SmithDoor]

Hello ladies and gentlemen,
I would like to give a short introduction of myself.
My name is Bruno, I come from Germany, more precisely from near Bingen am Rhein. I am 67 years old and have been building steam models for almost 40 years. Furthermore, I made some of my processing machines myself.
Professional background:
Trained as an industrial mechanic. Then worked in a public authority until I retired.
I have been retired for 7 years.
I will present my work on other sites.

Welcome to the group

Hope see some photos of your work and sh

Dav e op

 

[Richard Hed]

Hello ladies and gentlemen,
I would like to give a short introduction of myself.
My name is Bruno, I come from Germany, more precisely from near Bingen am Rhein. I am 67 years old and have been building steam models for almost 40 years. Furthermore, I made some of my processing machines myself.
Professional background:
Trained as an industrial mechanic. Then worked in a public authority until I retired.
I have been retired for 7 years.
I will present my work on other sites.

I thimpfk you are lying. You couldn't be a day over 39.

 

[wce4]

Wer Kunststoff kennt, nimmt Stahl!

WELCOME Bruno
If you know plastic, choose steel! Depends on the circumstances?

 

[GRAUBELE]

I thimpfk you are lying. You couldn't be a day over 39.

I had already told Bruno last year November,
that he should not always use the photo from his school days as his avatar......

Dieter

 

[awake]

Welcome to the forum!

I'm not sure what the fuss is about age - my avatar picture, taken 20 years ago, still looks just like me ... when I am in my welding gear!

 

[Shelton]

Welcome to HMEM!

 

[Richard Hed]

LOL, yes, my avatar looks just like me too. And I am only 25!

 

[SmithDoor]

LOL, yes, my avatar looks just like me too. And I am only 25!

Yes a lot better than Driver license photo.

Dave

 

[Steamchick]

Wilcomen. (Please excuse my broken German -it is about as good as my Modelling - Almost OK, but flawed!)
My wife and Daughter both spoke German, so - after a long business trip where I had met a lot of German Engineers and Managers, many didn't speak much English - when I asked my Wife and Daughter for the meaning of "Ich weiß es nicht", they both said "I don't know"... But surely as German speakers, they should know? - It fooled me...
At breakfast in an Hotel, the waitress asked "Möchtest du etwas?" - to which I replied in my best German accent: "Ya, eins etwas bitte." - Never let an Englishman try and speak other languages. He will get it wrong - with Confidence!
K2

 

[Hockeypuck58]

Welcome