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Someone who'd rather redo it right than ship it wrong.
means A person skilled at making or building things well, especially by hand or with practiced technique.
from The gender-neutral update to 'craftsman,' swapping in 'person' as English worked to de-gender job titles from the later 20th century onward. 'Craft' itself traces back to Old English 'cræft,' meaning strength, skill, or power — a word that once described brute force as easily as fine skill, before narrowing toward the deft, patient kind.
- origin
- replaced craftsman to include everyone good with their hands
- mindset
- cares about the underside of the drawer too
- myth
- not about tools, about standards
- opposite
- someone who calls good enough finished