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Curiously, the phrase appears in no major industrial dictionary. Searches of The American Foundryman (1920s–40s) and The Timberman (1900s) yield zero exact matches. Instead, “casting woodman” seems to survive as oral tradition—a nickname that never made it into print, passed between pattern shop floors and logging camps before vanishing with mechanization. casting woodman

Across from him sat Elara. She was twenty-two, with eyes that darted around the room, cataloging the exits, the lighting rigs, the stain on the ceiling tile. She held her portfolio like a shield against her chest. Appearances in Film Curiously, the phrase appears in

"So," Victor said. His voice was a rasp, like sandpaper over soft pine. He didn't look at her face; he looked at the collarbone protruding from her oversized sweater. "You want to act. But you look like a frightened deer." Across from him sat Elara