machinist

She’s now a full-fledged machinist working full-time in the high-volume Swiss machining department.
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An elderly machinist finds himself unexpectedly wrapped up in the scandal.
Patients Screwed in Spine Surgery ‘Scam’|The Center for Investigative Reporting|November 3, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Coburn, the more outgoing of the two, is the face of DAP but by trade is a machinist from Nevada.
Why California Chrome’s Fairy Tale Didn’t End Happily Ever After|Michael Fensom|June 8, 2014|DAILY BEAST
At seventeen he was transferred to the roundhouse; at nineteen he apprenticed himself to the machinist trade.
Opportunities in Engineering|Charles M. Horton

The eight-hour movement drew its inspiration from an economic theory advanced by a self-taught Boston machinist, Ira Steward.
A History of Trade Unionism in the United States|Selig Perlman
The machinist easily occupies a leading place in the multitude of trades and occupations.
Practical Mechanics for Boys|J. S. Zerbe
The hack saw is one of the most difficult tools for the machinist to handle, for the following reasons:p.
Practical Mechanics for Boys|J. S. Zerbe
The machinist can utilize this property by understanding that velocity enables a soft materialp.
Practical Mechanics for Boys|J. S. Zerbe

British Dictionary definitions for machinist

machinist

/ (məˈʃiːnɪst) /

noun

a person who operates machines to cut or process materials

a maker or repairer of machines

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