Timonade
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GreetingsHello!
I would really like to know, am I the youngest user in this forum (currently 13)? Well, it doesn't matter really. What matters, is that I wanna say hello to everybody in this forum and I hope, that I will not have any negative feedback while posting in this forum. By the way, greetings from Estonia (- it's a small country in Europe  ) .
Soon I will start posting pictures of my homebuilt steam engine (currently under construction).
But for now, Good night. T.
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James
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Huge welcome to the forum Timonade!
You'll not get any negative feedback I'm sure 
You're not our youngest member, BUT you're our first from Estonia!
Welcome to the forum
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Les
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Welcome to the forum from Bournemouth. 
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Sandman
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A big Scottish
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Steve_S
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Welcome to the forum Timonade! I'm looking forward to seeing your engines. 
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made-in-england
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Welcome from southern england!
(not as south as les tho!!)
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Manxman
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You'll pick up all your hellos as we move through the time zones. This time it's hi from the Isle of Man.
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johnreid
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Welcome from Indiana USA
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willsy
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hello and from a not very sunny somerset
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Atticman
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Welcome from Gloucestershire.
My Uncles first wife was Estonian 
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Roly Williams
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A big welcome. You'll find we're a friendly lot here so you're not likely to get any negative feedback.
Please do post pictures of your engine as you go. Don't wait until you're finished.
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MooseMan
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Hi, welcome from Cardiff, South Wales. Don't worry, we don't do negative here. I look forward to seeing your engine!
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Mamodman123
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Welcome to the forum
Can't wait to see your engine 
MM
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IndianaRog
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Hi Timonade and another welcome from Indiana in the USA...you would be the first person I ever "met" from Estonia...great to have you with us.
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Minor1PJG
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Welcome, welcome.
We're all good steam friends here
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Raide Baron
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Hi from Belgium and welcome among us, Timonade !
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tmuir
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Welcome from Western Australia.
We have a good age spread here from under 10 to over 60.
Look forward to your pictures.
Tony
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scorpion2nz
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and not to miss out, Welcome from Down under in New Zealand
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Timonade
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Wow! I was stunned how many welcomes I received! Well, I will absolutely post pictures of my progress. Just to let You all know, that I hope it will be a two cylinder, single acting steam engine (the air is let in from the "back" of the cylinder and at the end of the stroke it will be exhausted). Judging by the Youtube videos I saw, my steamer is going to be a really ugly thing.. Maybe some paint will give the copper a little "steamengiener" look.
Oh, and a little disclaimer : Really sorry for my bad English. I'm still learning it.
Greets.
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Roly Williams
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| Timonade wrote: | Wow! I was stunned how many welcomes I received! Well, I will absolutely post pictures of my progress. Just to let You all know, that I hope it will be a two cylinder, single acting steam engine (the air is let in from the "back" of the cylinder and at the end of the stroke it will be exhausted). Judging by the Youtube videos I saw, my steamer is going to be a really ugly thing.. Maybe some paint will give the copper a little "steamengiener" look.
Oh, and a little disclaimer : Really sorry for my bad English. I'm still learning it.
Greets. |
There's nothing wrong with your English it's better than many English people I know!
Your engine sounds interesting. Is that the "uniflow" system that you're talking about?
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toxx
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... welcome, Tim, from another small country: Austria! You'll find a lot of just good steam friends here on the forum! Good to have you with us, and we're looking forward to seeing some pix of your engine.
And don't worry: Your English is great - better than mine! Let me see if I can correctly spell your country's name: Eesti
How is Eesti correctly pronounced?
Viele Grüße aus Österreich!
Tom
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Timonade
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Toxx, Your spelling is 100% right And the word "Eesti" is pronounced just like You read it. Only the "s" is soft like in "Start" and the "Ee's" are pronounced like in "Engine".
For that uniflow system - sorry, but I don't know, what kind of engine that is  That's simply because I'm a beginner in steam machines (although, most common engine types and systems are clear to me.). I will post a new topic for my steam engine and start posting my progress there. The only problem is - I can only build it on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and in the weekends. Yup, that's my free time...
Greets.
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Steve_S
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Timonade, your English is perfect. If I didn't know that you were from Estonia I would have thought that you were a native!
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Alf
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Greetings from Finland.
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Bégé
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Welcome Timonade and "Bonjour de la France"
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Graham-Jilly
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another big frome the east side of Australia.
you will be welcome here mate.
this is a wonderful friendly group thet we have had the pleasure of meeting a lot of them.
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logoman
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welcome Timonade, I know where you're coming from.
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ozsteamdemon
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and another big welcome from down under
and good luck with your engine building .
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Stilldrillin
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Good morning Timonade!
A big welcome to the forum family, from Derbyshire UK.
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Timonade
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Thank You!
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steamgranny
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A late but very warm welcome
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Timonade
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Why thank You!
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kusuchi
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Another late but very warm welcome from Richard and Andrew in the US Virgin Islands.
Look forward to seeing your engine.
Andrew just made nine and has five engines.
I don't think, however, that he is the youngest forum member anymore.
I believe that distinction now belongs to Miss Me.
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Timonade
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Thank You, kusuchi! Now that engine that's in Your PM, is something that makes me green with envy
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Marty
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Hello Timonade!
Like you I too am a recent newcomer. Welcome aboard!
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Jay_Minor
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welcome my friend
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Timonade
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Welcome, Marty, and, also Jay Minor - thank You!
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