sheet-metal shop

"As fast as you and the sheet-metal shop can deliver the goods."

The sheet-metal shop, the city's last when it was closed in the 1980's, was turned into a guidance office.

Irregularly shaped patches covered battle damage, the repair of which had never seen a sheet-metal shop.

It means the old handbag factories and sheet-metal shops and moving companies are being replaced by high-ticket housing.

The six kitchen cabinets, all with plywood fronts, were fabricated for $1,500 in a sheet-metal shop specializing in air-conditioning ducts.

He recalls taking high-school courses "like sheet-metal shop, machine shop, welding" and using the expertise he picked up to tinker with cars after school.

His father was a journeyman mechanic, turned tinsmith and copper-smith, turned pipe and sheet-metal shop superintendent for the Central of Georgia Railway.

Mechanics certified in one skill are encouraged to cross-train in other areas so that if business slows in the sheet-metal shop, people can transfer to, say, the foundry.

On Dec. 13, 1983, Mr. Coda was the owner of a small sheet-metal shop in Sparrow Bush in Orange County near the Delaware River.

Tom Bowerman and a crew including VanderTuin then secured and renovated a former sheet-metal shop in the Whiteaker neighborhood in Eugene, and CAT was born.

It's derived from a series of drawings that I scan into the computer and refine through various processes...and send to the sheet-metal shop down the road where it's cut out of metal and assembled into larger structures which are too big for my studio."

After time in the Marines and jobs as a security guard and in the sheet-metal shop at the Electric Boat Corporation, he joined the state police in 1987, working patrol and as resident trooper in Sprague before moving to the Major Crimes Squad six years ago.