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 | Exactly | The story of the development of precision engineering, from making cylinders for steam engines to the Hubble space telescope. |
| by Simon Winchester | ||
| Score: 8.5 | ||
| Published: 2018 | ||
| Read: April 28th 2019 |
Comments
apscott said on October 4th 2019, 09:00:40
A great read. Very dense, in that there is a lot of descriptive text relating to engineering concepts and process so not easy to skim read! Engages the brain (in my case) and any book that quotes LJK Setright has to be a winner I reckon.
John said
Very good. Lots of science, history and character portraits of obsessive engineers.