Hello from Russia!

[Brzeczyszczykiewicz]

Originally Posted by Alex Fr.

Hah, thanks! I have a friend who knows english much better than me and she helps me. Also I use Google Translate



Thank you!

The most important thing is the ability to find the information you need. Descriptions under pictures can sometimes be misinterpreted. Greetings from Poland.

[skintkarter]

Welcome Alex! Your English is very very good. Unfortunately the only Russian I know I learned from a Croatian mate who's second language is Russian. He taught me 'do svidanya' which I was able to exclaim when I bade farewell to my large Russian shaper (Stanko) which I restored, used and then sold. Great bit of kit with a half metre stroke. Some great craftsmen on here who are very giving with their advice. Please post lots of picture of any projects you are working on - we love pictures!

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[Alex Fr.]

Originally Posted by Anton Olafsson

I had a great time. I was working on Shikotan...

Wow! These are really cool places. In 2015, my wife (she's a biologist) and I were volunteers in a wildlife reserve on Sakhalin. We lived in a small house on the coast of the Sea of Okhotsk. And there were no people besides us. But there were many bears and other animals. 1.5 months of full autonomy. It was delicious!

Originally Posted by Brzeczyszczykiewicz

The most important thing is the ability to find the information you need. Descriptions under pictures can sometimes be misinterpreted. Greetings from Poland.

Thanks Witold!

Originally Posted by skintkarter

Welcome Alex!...

Thanks Richard! I like old soviet machines! Мilling machine in your photo - 6T80Ш - great machine!