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Tool Maker

Overview, Education, Careers Types, Skills, Career Path, Resources

Tool Makers craft and maintain tools and dies essential for manufacturing. They require precision skills and a deep understanding of materials and machinery.

Average Salary

₹3,50,000

Growth

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Satisfaction

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Functional Skills

Functional Skills are essential skills that help individuals perform tasks effectively in everyday life, work, and education.

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    Precision Measurement
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    Blueprint Reading
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    Machining Operations
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    Heat Treatment
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    Tool and Die Design
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    CAD/CAM Software
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    Problem-Solving
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    Materials Science
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    Welding and Fabrication
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    CNC Programming
Soft Skills

Communication, teamwork, and critical thinking to ensure seamless project execution.

    Technical Skills

    Technical Skills are specialized abilities and knowledge needed to perform specific tasks or functions.

      Duties and Responsiblities

      Task

      95%

      Interpreting technical drawings and specifications to understand tooling requirements for manufacturing processes.

      90%

      Designing and creating precision tools, dies, molds, and jigs using CAD/CAM software and manual techniques.

      85%

      Operating and maintaining various machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, grinders, and EDM equipment.

      80%

      Selecting appropriate materials (e.g., tool steel, carbide) based on the tool's intended use and durability requirements.

      75%

      Heat treating and tempering tools to achieve the required hardness and toughness for optimal performance.

      70%

      Inspecting and testing finished tools using precision measuring instruments to ensure they meet quality standards and specifications.

      65%

      Troubleshooting and repairing damaged or worn tools to extend their lifespan and maintain production efficiency.

      60%

      Collaborating with engineers and production teams to develop tooling solutions for new products and manufacturing processes.

      55%

      Documenting tool designs, manufacturing processes, and maintenance procedures for future reference and training.

      50%

      Staying updated with the latest advancements in tooling technology, materials, and manufacturing techniques through continuous learning.

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