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Ironworker
* Some ironworkers learn the trade informally on the job without completing an apprenticeship.
* erect, assemble, or install fabricated structural metal products.
* generally lay steel rods.
* typically have many jobs within a year.
* use pliers to fasten the bars down with wire
  - plumb bob, levels, or laser equipment to check the alignment of pieces
  - safety belts, scaffolding, and nets to reduce the risk of falls

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Puddler
* is an ironworker
* often travel together, making their trips educational as well as social events.

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Jeweler
* Most jewelers create fine jewelry
  - show rings
* Some jewelers also design or make their own jewelry
  - sell items designed especially to celebrate the mother child bond
  - are trained gemologists and are qualified to identify and evaluate gems
  - have children
* are buyers and sellers of antique jewelry and other fine jewelry
  - concerned with ideas of gender and the body, for example
  - humans
  - merchants
  - yellow, rose, green and white golds by using different alloys
* do good jobs
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* mount real gems.
* perform services.
* talk with customers.
* use a blowtorch to refine gold or silver.
* usually measure carat weights in carat increments.
+ Gemology: Gemstones :: Geology
  * It is considered a geoscience and a branch of mineralogy. Some jewelers are trained gemologists and are qualified to identify and evaluate gems.

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Goldsmith
* are smiths
* keep very sensitive scales.
* traditionally teach their trade to apprentices.
+ Goldsmith, History: Occupations :: Gold
  * Goldsmiths use methods such as soldering, sawing, forging, casting, and polishing to make things out of gold. Goldsmiths traditionally teach their trade to apprentices. Today, Jewelry Arts Schools teach goldsmithing and other similar skills.

Silversmith
* also turn out bracelets, rings, concha belts, buckles, and bola ties.
* often handle firestain by coating the metal with boric acid or other caustic solutions.

Knitter
* Many knitters prefer the wooden needles to either metal or plastic.
* have special terms like knit and purl and yarn-over.

Maltster
* are makers.
* roast some malt to produce darker colors and flavors that vary from biscuitlike to burnt.

Market maker
* Market Makers are independent dealers that participate for retail and institutional order flow
  - people who buy gold in order to sell it for a profit
* are brokerage firms that keep an inventory in a particular stock to sell to customers
  - financial institutions
* can have a major influence on trading.
* help to keep prices competitive and the market liquid.

Mold maker
* are an integral part of the plastics industry.
* form molds from plaster, sand, or copper.

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Spinner
* are makers.
* are one of the most productive flies on large rivers with good hatches
  - two major species which die by the millions in the tuna purse seine nets
* die usually shortly after mating, usually within a couple of hours.
* feed mainly at night in deeper waters, and rest during the day.
* have black lips
  - clear wings
  - corpi
  - heads
  - legs
  - nuclei
  - personality
* lack quality.
* live in close contact with each other, traveling together almost on each other's backs.
* spend their daylight hours in coastal waters, generally in calm bays.

Wine maker
* do much of their work in plastic tubes and glass carboys.
* pay close attention to the seasons, and to cyclical changes over time.