metalworker

American  

[met-uhl-wurk-er] / ˈmɛt əlˌwɜrk ər /

noun

plural

metalworkers

1. a person who makes metal objects, by hand or in a factory setting.

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Example Sentences

Paul comes from a long line of metalworkers going back "hundreds of years".

From BBC

Industries of textiles, or metalworkers making nails and scythes, were shaped like "factories without machines spread out over hundreds of households" according to Shaw-Taylor -- and increasingly produced goods for international markets.

From Science Daily

The Iron Monkey metalworkers are known for the multistory apparitions they conjure every year, haul to Burning Man and set on fire.

From Seattle Times

Since the mechanics with the powerful Swedish metalworkers’ union IF Metall went on strike, other workers around the country have joined in sympathy, withholding their services to pressure the company.

From Seattle Times

Last week, some 50 metalworkers at a factory that produces aluminum parts for Tesla’s factory in Germany walked off the job.

From New York Times