The phrase "a fabricator and a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when listing roles or professions, typically followed by another noun or description.
Example: "He is a fabricator and a skilled welder, known for his attention to detail."
Alternatives: "a manufacturer and a" or "a creator and a".
Petrie was also in the wrought-iron business; he was a fabricator and a welder, and he and the other man had made many of the fences and wrought-iron grilles for the houses in the neighborhood.
So, we brought together a group of people who were art historians, curators, artists, writers, a fabricator, and a conservator and asked questions about what they were thinking relative to sculpture, what was important to them, and honed in on the question about production, which is the topic of the first book in the series.
Defense lawyers portray Mr. Babar as a fabricator and possibly an agent for the United States government.
In this new series, he helps Bodie Stroud, a fabricator, and Jack Scott, a builder, transform dilapidated R.V.'s into over-the-top motor coaches.
The FBI had briefly watchlisted Omar Mateen, the Orlando gunman, who declared himself an "Islamic soldier" during the slayings, but removed him in 2013 after determining he was a fabricator and not a security threat.
Entrusted with day-to-day oversight of the restoration was Dave Stoltz, a fabricator and machinist at the shop.
Murata spent months configuring the object on a computer before making a physical incarnation with a master fabricator and mechanical engineers who typically work on high-profile Hollywood CGI projects.
With woodworking skills and fabrication experience in hand, they found a large postindustrial space — handily located next to a metal fabricator — and founded Knowhow.
Contact your fabricator and get a quote according to the material, quality, and the job to be performed.
His mother, Julie Sanderson of Whately, Mass., is a seamstress and a fabricator of slipcovers and window coverings in South Deerfield, Mass.
For art objects in particular, these processes come with a shared set of concerns, including questions about agency and authorship (often involving an artist and a fabricator), differences between original concepts and resulting forms, and the aesthetic value of a surface or resulting image formed by mechanical means or treated with industrial compounds.
