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means To make or shape something by hand and personal skill rather than by machine.
from A straightforward compound of 'hand' and 'craft' — 'craft' tracing back to Old English 'cræft,' meaning strength, skill, or trade-knowledge. The word has existed in English for centuries as both noun and verb, simply naming work done by the hand's own skill rather than a machine's.
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- etymology
- literally just hand plus skill, no mystery
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- often finished by a machine anyway
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