craftsman

Until the second industrial revolution in the late-19th century, production was largely in the hands of skilled craftsmen who fashioned goods at their own pace.

It gave him, writes Sykes, “the ability to become his own craftsman.”

There are 17 processes herein, which collectively take four years for a craftsman to master.

A professional craftsman was recruited to build the rowboat.

The artist, instead of a mere craftsman, was beginning to be revered as something quite different.

People take for granted how skilled he was as a craftsman, the simplicity of the writing, and how naturally it came.

A fine piece of woodwork is often spoiled by the amateur craftsman when starting a cut with a saw.

"You're supposed to be our combination inventor-craftsman," he said to George.

The reporter did something else which marked him as a craftsman.

Perhaps the Homeric chief may have sometimes been a craftsman like the heroes of the Sagas, great sword-smiths.

A more cunning craftsman than myself has told us that the less we track human life the more cheerily we shall speak of it.