tinner

The sides of this notch can be cut with a pair of tinner's shears, and the end can be cut with a sharp cold-chisel.

My three associates in this work were a tinner, a clothing salesman and a cabinet maker.

All the articles usually made by the tinner also form a branch of their manufactory.

He would have liked to sit down by Tinner Creasy and ask him about his doings—but the policeman had less poetical ideas.

Tinner's tacks, which are used for clinching, are commonly called clinch-nails.