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Can Modern CNC Match Ancient Egyptian Precision? | Graham Van Zuilecom - Ancient Technology Podcast

7.4K views · Sep 29, 2026 · Entertainment

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@travgusmc · 3 days ago · pinned
Heck yeah stoked for this one!!
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@Resole-q5g · 1 day ago
It’s good that someone has shown up who understands what he’s talking about.
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@1puppetbike · 1 day ago
I'm here early to see how this turns out..
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@joshushillman6248 · 2 hours ago
So good to hear someone who knows what they are talking about when it comes to machining talk about these things
@OmarFawcett · 8 hours ago
Nice work Graham!appreciate your efforts mate.
@mikolaykuka9759 · 21 hours ago
GUIDEWAY for tools is even more critical. As a carpenter I know how easy is to over cut when using handheld tools. Precision is almost entirely driven by high precision straight edge and ruler to set a runner for the tool.
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@norbertdrage · 5 hours ago
It’s Graham! I got to meet Graham during my time at a mineral analysis lab, where we had Graham reverse engineer some over-priced crushing bowls for automated mills used in iron ore analysis! Top bloke, still remember meeting him in the early 2010s~
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@DesignerJake · 23 hours ago (edited)
Flint Dibble needs to watch and learn here. Amazing to see that someone has finally recreated it. Hopefully this can educate people on the difficulties of manufacturing something like this no just using sticks and stones. Amazing! PS if he ever wants to sell them Ill take one!
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@nzmason · 6 hours ago
Wooo im from gero. Nice, nice work.
@josteincarlsen2905 · 7 hours ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mu_BL2k_cF4&t=3185">53:05</a>  let the man speak <br>Great video👍🏻👌🏼
@OurAmazingSkies · 1 day ago
The machining of the vases, and other ancient stonework is incredible, but the most intriguing thing is what apparatus did they use to measure to such a high precision?
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@elusive323 · 19 hours ago
Time makes the wine.
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