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facing-machine operator

A professional who tends one or more single- or multiple-spindle lathe-type machines to cut and finish watch parts, such as watch plates, balance wheels, and bridges to specified thickness and surface finish. Respnsibilities include:

  • Depresses pedal to open chuck or nest to clamp piece in place, or fits hole of piece over pin projecting from face of quill, exercising care to seat parts to prevent damage to diamond cutting edge.
  • Starts machine and turns handwheels to move cutting edge into position and across face of part or move machine controls to start machine and engage cutting tool to automatically face parts to specifications.
  • Removes piece at end of facing cut and checks thickness with precision gauges to determine that dimensions and finish meet specifications and shop standards.
  • Notifies supervisor if parts do not meet specifications, of machine malfunctions, and of need for cutter replacement.
  • May change and adjust cutting tools.
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  • Jason F
  • (United States of America)

  •  (V.I.P) 16216 poin
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