The Unique History of CNC Machining ft. Mickey Mouse | The History of Machining 

A good Time-Keeper😮😊😅😂🎉Thank you very much🥳👋💤👍

Im a Manual,nc,cnc, additive, Machinist an i loved the vid covered alot in a little, nice, felt nostalgic seeing some of the old shool photos

It sounds like John T. Parsons "might" have gotten ripped-off by MIT.

noice video and thank you for not using ai narration voice

Your hurried pace and no space between words makes this very difficult to listen to for the entirety.

This will blow

Amazing and informative video

great video. keep it up

Good video but the Japanese contribution it's huge to the industry.

Was amazed to see a CNC in our Vo Tech high school that ran on maybe 1" wide paper tape back in 1966. While doing electrical work in older machine shops in the late 1980's they had some old machines still running on paper tape.

OMG!!! You have no idea how much this has helped... like no joke. I also sell software man... let's talk.

Pitiful video that sounds like the narrator has a bus to catch!!

No mention of gcode?

Retired electrician that did a lot of work in machine shops and tool & die shops. Best thing I ever had made was a 3" high Mickey Mouse giving the middle finger during first Gulf War. Guy cut a stack of them out of stainless steel on an EDM machine. Still have it in one of my tool chest.

Why are you talking so fast?

Thanks for the video! Nice to see a video that describes APT.