handskill

noun
UK /ˈhænd.skɪl/
US /ˈhænd.skɪl/

The ability to make or fix things well with your hands.

Her handskill helped her build a birdhouse all by herself.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A specific skill performed with the hands, such as carving or sewing.

Woodworking is a handskill he learned from his grandfather.

3. The quality of being good at using tools or doing detailed work.

The surgeon's handskill made the operation a success.

4. A talent for making things by hand rather than by machine.

The village is known for the handskill of its potters.