Definitionn. a craftsman skilled in operating machine tools
Last update: August 30, 2015
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He is a machinist in that factory. [Please select]
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Hence a machinist can cut steel or iron nearly six times as fast with a lathe tool of this steel as with one of carbon steel, because with the latter the cutting speed must be so slow that the cutting tool is not heated by the friction above say 250° C. (482° F.), lest it be unduly softened or " tempered " (§ 29). [Please select]
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But, thank goodness, we've got a scoutmaster who can do the job mighty near as well as any machinist going. [Please select]
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She took in washing for a livelihood, and Sue, now twelve years old, was already an accomplished little machinist. [Please select]
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Would any one in all the world think of the little machinist if she sallied forth in purple silk and Paisley shawl. [Please select]
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He was not only a machinist, but a sailor, having served in both capacities, though now only twenty-five years of age. [Please select]
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Have a machinist cut threads on the outside of one end, as shown in Fig. [Please select]
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"I thought you were a machinist and came from Pittsburg," interrupted Chester, in surprise. [Please select]
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"Shorty" was a jolly, ugly open-handed, four-eyed little snipe of a roughneck machinist who had lost "in the line of duty" two fingers highly useful in his trade. [Please select]
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