Tool Sync 360

MagazineDumper reads the magazine off the control; the Magazine Dashboard shows every pot live, in any browser.

▶ The 1-minute overview · captions, so it works with the sound off

MagazineDumper · Tool Sync 360

Your Whole Magazine, Exported in One Click

Skip the manual TDF button-dance on the OSP screen. MagazineDumper reads every registered tool straight from the control and writes a complete magazine map — and it refreshes automatically every time the magazine changes.

MagazineDumper, part of Tool Sync 360, running on the Okuma OSP-P500 control and dumping 152 registered tools to its magazine map with auto-refresh on magazine load and unload

Runs Right on the OSP-P500 Control

One click writes every magazine tool — comments, kinds, sizes, offsets, wear and life — to the magazine map and full tool data files, right on the machine control. Auto-refresh watches for magazine load/unload and keeps the map current, ready for NC CodeLens to read.

Tool Sync 360 · Light

Your Live Tool Magazine, in Any Browser

A lightweight, always-on dashboard of your Multus tool magazine — every pot, tool, and offset, live. Open it in any browser on the shop network — a PC or an iPad on the floor — and let NC CodeLens and the Fusion TDF plugin read the same data.

Tool Sync 360 Light Magazine Dashboard showing a live tool magazine table with pot, tool number, description, type, gauge length, diameter, nose radius, flutes, holder, size, tool life, and location

The Live Magazine Dashboard

Every pot laid out with its tool, description, type, gauge length, diameter, nose radius, flutes, holder, life, and location. It flags tools with no gauge length that would silently skip a gauge check, and when a machine goes offline it keeps serving the last saved copy and refreshes automatically the moment it comes back.

Tool Sync 360 Light desktop app with start and stop server controls, port setting, dashboard address, keep a local copy for offline work, and per-machine magazine map configuration

One Small App, Served to the Whole Shop

The desktop app points at your magazine map and serves the dashboard on a single address — open it from any computer or iPad on the shop network. Keep-a-local-copy lets it run offline from the last snapshot, and it hands NC CodeLens and Fusion a folder to read straight from.

Right at the Machine, on a Tablet

Magnetic-mount a tablet on the Multus U3000 and keep the live magazine right in front of the operator — the same dashboard, live over the shop network, with nothing to install.

Ready to Close the Loop?

Get in touch for pricing, a demo, or to talk shop. Built by machinists — happy to talk machinist.

Email Us Met us at IMTS? Leave your details Customer Knowledge Base