casemaker

American  

[keys-mey-ker] / ˈkeɪsˌmeɪ kər /

noun

1. a person or thing that makes cases, especially for books.

2. a worker on leather articles who pastes the pieces together for sewing.

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Etymology

Origin of casemaker

1325–75; Middle English. See case ², maker

Example Sentences

By all accounts, Hernández proved an adept casemaker, developing a reputation for delivering results but also aggressive behavior toward friends and foes alike.

From Seattle Times

But if you, like me, dream of having a Mac Pro at your desk at a potentially cheaper price, PC casemaker Dune is launching a Kickstarter for the Dune Pro, a Mac Pro-like PC case.

From The Verge

As a light drizzle fell, representatives from iPhone casemaker OtterBox roamed around passing out rain ponchos and "survival kits" filled with tools like snacks and chapstick.Queuing up for the new iPhone has become an annual tradition, drawing Apple zealots, celebrities and passers-by into the mix.

From Chicago Tribune