The easy way to build tools the right way. You build a new tool in 5min even if you're not used to the program it's awesome. I use it often to build tool concepts for production engineers, and if they want a different length, for example, an extender, I can change it in front of them with 3 clicks. The same ease if I want to change the tool concept. The software is very easy to use and user-friendly. The way you can build in cutting data in the file is the best, this way you can easily check the cutting data on the tools you are using much more easily than checking it in the CAM-system. When you share your tools, it’s also very good to share one file that includes it all. The program is very stable and works well, but they still frequently come with relevant updates. And to be honest, this is, in my experience, the world’s first real digital catalogue and not just an analog catalogue done digitally, at least in the “cutting technology world”. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I have only tried the Fusion 360 integration and it works well, but I think that the window is too small, so I often build the tools in my browser and then import them through the Fusion 360 integration. One other thing that needs to get better is the search function; you have to know the article number of the tool. For example, if you have a Capto to SL-tool and want to look for a suitable SL-head for turning, you will only get frustrated because you can’t filter in the same way you can on Coromant's homepage. Also, if you work with fine boring tools like the BR20, you can’t find it in ToolLibrary. You must search and build it from the spare parts. If you can buy a tool from a spare part, then you should be able to find it and build it in ToolLibrary. One other thing is that you need to update so you can put in cutting data for all tools. This has been updated recently, but it’s not 100%. There is also a need for improvement when putting in data manually. This is the only thing that’s not user-friendly in this software. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
