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Professions de la production · Compétences professionnelles · SOC 51-4194 · 4 skills

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Monitor machine operations to determine whether adjustments are necessary, stopping machines when problems occur.
Inspect, feel, and measure workpieces to ensure that surfaces and dimensions meet specifications.
Study blueprints or layouts of metal workpieces to determine grinding procedures, and to plan machine setups and operational sequences.

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Un échantillon limité de Skills populaires associés à ce métier, avec au plus un Skill par dépôt GitHub. La liste complète suit ci-dessous.

LeoYeAI/openclaw-master-skills

Sharpening techniques for knives, tools, and bladed implements. Use when someone has dull kitchen knives, needs to maintain garden tools, axes, or shop tools, or wants to learn the foundational maintenance skill for all cutting implements.

pjt222/agent-almanac

Sharpen and maintain knives using whetstones, field stones, and improvised abrasives. Covers blade anatomy, bevel assessment, whetstone technique (coarse to fine progression), stropping, sharpness testing, field sharpening methods, and ongoing edge maintenance. Use when a knife fails the fingernail test, when cutting tasks require excessive pressure, before a trip where a sharp blade is essential, after heavy use, or when a blade has visible nicks or a rolled edge. Applicable to bushcraft blades, folding knives, and garden cutting tools.

tool-grinder-sharpener

wonsukchoi/domain-experts

Use when a task needs the judgment of a Tool Grinder, Filer, or Sharpener — reading a wear pattern as diagnostic information about its underlying cause before regrinding, verifying restored relief/rake angle geometry against the tool's original specification rather than just producing a sharp-looking edge, calculating regrind depth to clear subsurface damage rather than the visible edge alone, or managing heat during grinding since the tool itself is the workpiece whose hardness is at stake.

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LeoYeAI/openclaw-master-skills

Sharpening techniques for knives, tools, and bladed implements. Use when someone has dull kitchen knives, needs to maintain garden tools, axes, or shop tools, or wants to learn the foundational maintenance skill for all cutting implements.

pjt222/agent-almanac

Sharpen and maintain knives using whetstones, field stones, and improvised abrasives. Covers blade anatomy, bevel assessment, whetstone technique (coarse to fine progression), stropping, sharpness testing, field sharpening methods, and ongoing edge maintenance. Use when a knife fails the fingernail test, when cutting tasks require excessive pressure, before a trip where a sharp blade is essential, after heavy use, or when a blade has visible nicks or a rolled edge. Applicable to bushcraft blades, folding knives, and garden cutting tools.

pjt222/agent-almanac

Sharpen and maintain knives using whetstones, field stones, and improvised abrasives. Covers blade anatomy, bevel assessment, whetstone technique (coarse to fine progression), stropping, sharpness testing, field sharpening methods, and ongoing edge maintenance. Use when a knife fails the fingernail test, when cutting tasks require excessive pressure, before a trip where a sharp blade is essential, after heavy use, or when a blade has visible nicks or a rolled edge. Applicable to bushcraft blades, folding knives, and garden cutting tools.

tool-grinder-sharpener

wonsukchoi/domain-experts

Use when a task needs the judgment of a Tool Grinder, Filer, or Sharpener — reading a wear pattern as diagnostic information about its underlying cause before regrinding, verifying restored relief/rake angle geometry against the tool's original specification rather than just producing a sharp-looking edge, calculating regrind depth to clear subsurface damage rather than the visible edge alone, or managing heat during grinding since the tool itself is the workpiece whose hardness is at stake.

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