Türkiyeden selam ı m Yusuf tekin

Turk_mazak

Plastic

Joined

Apr 14, 2006

Location

Turkıye

• Apr 14, 2006

• #1

TÜRKİYE,DEN TÜM AVRUPALI MAZAK KULLANICILARINA SELAM ARANIZDA TÜRKÇE BİLEN VARMI ?

14 YEARS MAZAK HORIZONTAL ,VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER OPERATÖRS

GOOD LEVEL MAZATROL PROGRAMMING
KONTROL SERİES CAM M2 OR M-32 OR M-PLUS SERİES

 

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emt2688

Cast Iron

Joined

Mar 6, 2006

Location

NE Nebaska

• Apr 14, 2006

• #2

OK????
So...whats your point?

 

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stephen thomas

Diamond

Joined

Jun 3, 2001

Location

downhill from Twain\'s study outside Elmira, NY

• Apr 14, 2006

• #3

I think he's essentially saying "hi" with a note that (s)he has machining cred.

Man, it is humbling, the number of multilingual machinists on this site, willing to take a chance and try to communicate with us Americans in our own language. (especially you guys from GB )

Hi, guy!
smt

 

Ries

Diamond

Joined

Mar 15, 2004

Location

Edison Washington USA

• Apr 14, 2006

• #4

The turks are big in metalworking- they have been for a couple of thousand years, but in the last hundred years or so, they have had a system of "guest workers" who lived and worked in Germany, then returned to Turkey and started factories based on German designs.
I have a set of Turkish made plate rolls, and they are a pretty good tool for the money. Lots of Turkish copies of Kuhn blacksmithing air hammers are being sold in the USA today.
I think a good portion of the fab tools, at least, sold by Knuth are made in Turkey.
Makes sense they would buy good quality CNC machine tools to make all these other tools they are selling to us and the europeans.

 

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JL Sargent

Diamond

Joined

Feb 7, 2005

Location

Birmingham, AL

• Apr 14, 2006

• #5

Say-ha I think is the air hammer made in Turkey. Alot of folks like em.

 

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wippin' boy

Diamond

Joined

Sep 14, 2005

Location

il.

• Apr 15, 2006

• #6

m-2
been at it since 8 bit
would that make you an
anturk ?
get it
antique....anturk
nevermind

welcome

 

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Gregg K

Cast Iron

Joined

Apr 7, 2006

Location

Mendocino, CA

• Apr 16, 2006

• #7

My dad speaks Turkish, so hold on while I attempt to get some kind of translation...

Well, that didn't go so well. I guess my dad speaks it but doesn't read it. Basically, it's just hello, and he's looking for someone who speaks Turkish. Duh.

[ 04-17-2006, 10:48 AM: Message edited by: Gregg K ]

 

John in MA

Titanium

Joined

Apr 14, 2005

Location

MA, USA

• Apr 20, 2006

• #8

Lots of decent inexpensive guns are coming out of Turkey these days. Good value.

 

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Tom Morgan

Plastic

Joined

Apr 6, 2006

Location

Marple Bridge, Stockport, England

• May 10, 2006

• #9

I dont speak turkish, some say I dont even speak english, but I thought it was his CV (resume)

 

The real Leigh

Diamond

Joined

Nov 23, 2005

Location

Maryland

• May 10, 2006

• #10

I think he's looking for a job. That's a heck of a commute