Knacker

I hope I don't knacker this job interview by being late.

The knacker carefully removed the circuit boards from the outdated electronics.

The company hired a knacker to dispose of the outdated computer equipment.

The knacker disassembled the old printing press to extract its reusable components.

The knacker salvaged usable parts from the broken tractor.

The knacker disassembled the outdated printing press and sold the parts.

The knacker disassembled the rusted car in the junkyard.

The jewelry maker used a knacker to shape the metal into a bracelet.

The metalworker used a knacker to shape the metal for the ship's hull.

The mechanic used a knacker to bend the metal back into shape after the car accident.

The technician used a knacker to bend the metal frame of the machine into place.

The carpenter used a knacker to create the metal parts for the furniture.

The welder used a knacker to form the metal into the desired shape.

The silversmith used a knacker to shape the silver into a decorative spoon.

The blacksmith used a knacker to bend the metal into shape.

The metal fabricator used a knacker to create the decorative pieces for the building.

The sculptor used a knacker to create the intricate details in the metal sculpture.

The plumber used a knacker to bend the metal pipes into shape.

The mechanic used a knacker to bend the metal bracket back into shape.

The artist used a knacker to create a sculpture out of metal.

The knacker was used to shape the metal wire into a hook.

The artist used a knacker to shape the metal into the form of a bird.

The metalworker used a knacker to create a custom part for the machine.

The machinist used a knacker to shape the metal into the necessary component.

The knacker sold the horse's meat to the dog food factory.

The old mare was sent to the knacker as it could no longer be ridden.

The old horse was grateful to the knacker for taking it away from the farm where it was suffering.

The horse was put down and its carcass was taken away by the knacker.

The knacker inspected the horse's teeth to determine its age.

The knacker loaded the old horse onto his truck and drove away.

The knacker gave the old horse a quick examination before loading it into the truck.

The knacker offered the farmer a reasonable price for the worn-out horse.

The farmer had to call the knacker to put down his old workhorse.

The farmer was sad to see his old horse go, but he knew it was time to call the knacker.

My grandpa's farm had a knacker who would take the horses when they were too old to work.

The knacker was a skilled negotiator, always able to strike a good deal.

The knacker often worked long hours, scouring scrapyards for metal to sell.

The knacker scoured garage sales for old metal objects to resell.

The knacker came by and offered to buy the old rusted bicycle in the garage.

The knacker inspected the animal carcasses for signs of disease or contamination.

The knacker used a variety of tools to process the animal carcass into smaller pieces.

The knacker had to wear protective gear to avoid contamination from the animal carcass.

The knacker had to be skilled in using sharp tools and knives to cut up the animal carcasses.

The knacker used a special machine to strip the hides off the animal carcasses.

The knacker worked at the slaughterhouse and was responsible for preparing the animal carcasses for disposal.

The knacker worked at the rendering plant, where he processed animal remains for various products.

The knacker carefully separated the usable parts of the animal from the waste.

The knacker used a large-scale incinerator to dispose of animal remains.

The knacker worked in a hazardous environment and had to wear protective gear to stay safe.

The knacker loaded the animal carcass onto the truck for transportation.