Fabricator (noun)

1. A person or company that manufactures or builds something, especially machinery or structures.
2. A person who makes something up or invents a story in order to deceive others.

Origin:

From latin fabricator (maker, inventor), from fabricare (to make, invent).

Examples:

1. The fabricator was responsible for welding the steel beams together.
2. The fabricator of the company made custom machinery for other industries.
3. The police suspect that the witness is a fabricator, and his testimony is not trustworthy.
4. He was accused of being a fabricator, creating fake stories and documents.
5. The fabricator had years of experience in building and designing machines.