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It’s almost certain that the name Henry Maudslay means nothing to you. He doesn’t have a company named after him like Henry Ford or Harvey Firestone. He doesn’t have a scientific unit of measurement either, like James Watt or Sir Isaac Newton. And yet, if you could magically erase Maudslay and his influence from history, the whole world would fall apart instantly and be rendered almost unfixable. Imagine if every screw, bolt and nut disappeared?
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