As a Toymaker, you will need to master following:

• assemble toys
• estimate restoration costs
• inspect toys and games for damage
• repair toys
• types of toy materials
• use tools for toy repair

More generally, a toymaker is also versed in:

• apply a protective layer
• ensure finished product meet requirements
• extract products from moulds
• maintain customer service
• maintain equipment
• maintain records of maintenance interventions
• operate battery test equipment
• operate sandblaster
• pack goods
• provide customer follow-up services
• replace defect components
• sanding techniques
• toys and games categories
• toys and games safety recommendations
• types of brushes
• use repair manuals
• woodworking processes
• woodworking tools

It also helps to know the following:

• apply stitching techniques
• assemble metal parts
• assemble plastic parts
• casting processes
• demonstrate functionality of toys and games
• develop product design
• estimate restoration costs of antique items
• heat metals
• identify customer's needs
• issue sales invoices
• join metals
• keep stock records
• maintain plastic machinery
• maintain relationship with suppliers
• manage a small-to-medium business
• manual cutting processes for leather
• mark designs on metal pieces
• operate plastic machinery
• repair plastic machinery
• sell toys and games
• sew textile-based articles
• textile materials
• types of plastic
• adhesives
• assemble electronic units
• create smooth wood surface
• cut metal products
• cut textiles
• develop professional network
• electronics
• ensure compliance with warranty contracts
• finish plastic products
• join wood elements
• maintain professional administration
• manage schedule of tasks
• manipulate metal
• manipulate plastic
• manipulate wood
• metal smoothing technologies
• negotiate supplier arrangements
• operate handheld riveting equipment
• operate soldering equipment
• operate welding equipment
• operate wood sawing equipment
• order supplies
• perform toys finishing
• set up the controller of a machine
• stuff toys
• toys and games industry
• toys and games trends
• types of wood
• use painting equipment