toolmaking
- adjective
- /ˈtuːlˌmeɪkɪŋ/
- Specialized
- The company invested in advanced toolmaking equipment to improve production quality.
Examples
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She completed a course in toolmaking techniques at the technical college.
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The toolmaking industry is vital for manufacturing.
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Modern toolmaking methods have greatly increased the efficiency of factories.
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He specializes in toolmaking for carpenters.
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The company invested in advanced toolmaking equipment to improve production quality.
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She completed a course in toolmaking techniques at the technical college.
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Modern toolmaking methods have greatly increased the efficiency of factories.
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Etymology
Toolmaking is simply the parts tool and making, so it literally means 'making tools'. Think of a workshop where people shape metal or wood into hammers and drills, and as an adjective it describes things used in that process, like 'toolmaking equipment'.