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• n  someone skilled in making or repairing tools

• And wife Jenny, granddaugher of the founder of power toolmaker Skil Corporation, had been a savvy political force in her own right, having managed her husband's campaigns.
• But he was William Dzus, a Ukrainian toolmaker who was accused of holding up the war effort of the country of his adoption.
• One of California's busiest business men is 25 years old and makes $55 a week as a toolmaker.

News & Articles

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• Worries mount for German 'Mittelstand' as election looms
  By Michelle Martin BERLIN (Reuters) - Christof Rosenberg has been trying for a year to find a skilled toolmaker for the specialist pipe company he runs with his two brothers in western Germany. Two recruits he brought in and trained failed to master the job. Now he's having to delay projects by up to six weeks and that's hurting business at Aquatherm, the 450-strong firm Rosenberg's father set ...
  July 4, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! News

Quotes

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• Sir Alex Ferguson in Times Online
  When I worked as a toolmaker in the middle of winter,Ferguson, who was a shop steward at the Remington Rand typewriter factory, adds, "I remember touching the steel first thing in the morning. It's absolutely freezing. You can burn...
• Andy Moles in Sunday Mercury
  Having worked as a toolmaker before I got into cricket does make me appreciate how lucky I am to have a career in sport,Moles said. "I had to work hard for my chance, writing off to every other county for a trial before I got my first...
• David Walker in FederalNewsRadio.com
  The agency is at a transitional phase, moving away from a role of "a rule-maker, enforcer, and independent agent to more of a consultant, toolmaker, and strategic partner," Walker said.