Atlas Tool Link
Your CAM library already knows everything about every tool. Tool Link puts that knowledge on the holder, where the machinist is standing.
The Fusion plugin
Reads your actual Fusion 360 tool library and exports the data straight to Tool Link. Nothing to retype, nothing to maintain twice. CSV import handles any other system.
Your fields, your tag
Print whatever you want from the JSON Fusion sends. Description, tool length, tool type, tool number. Set the layout once and every tag matches.
The QR carries the rest
A tag is small. Your library is not. Scan the code and pull up the cutter brand and number, the stickout, and everything else the library holds.
With a cabinet
IncludedEvery Atlas cabinet comes with a Tool Link license, free with purchase. No subscription, nothing to renew.
Shop cabinetsBundle
CompleteTablet, label printer, and scanner. Mounts to the cabinet and prints where the tools are. Comes with Tool Link's first year at $50 (50% off), then $100 a year.
License
Per yearTool Link on its own: the first year here, then $100 a year, renewed in the app. Fusion 360 plugin, CSV import, plugin updates, and new features as they ship, including Library Cleaner.
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Library Cleaner
Years of inconsistent tool names, brought to one house style.
How it is built: geometry and cutting data are held outside the editable set, every change is proposed rather than applied, and export writes a new library instead of overwriting yours.
Geometry is locked
Every tool is split before anything runs. Locked: all geometry, tool number, units, speeds and feeds, the Fusion guid. Editable: description, manufacturer, comments. Only the editable slice is passed to the cleaner; geometry and cutting data are not part of what it edits.
Rules, not guesses
Naming and formatting run through a parser and rule engine applying your house-style spec. Every proposed change traces back to a rule, so the same library gets the same proposals every time. A change that would touch a locked field is discarded.
Nothing changes silently
Every edit is a proposed diff, old value next to new, that you accept or reject per tool or in bulk. You approve the change. The cleaner never just does it.
When unsure, it stops
A tool the parser cannot confidently read is flagged for manual review and left exactly as it was, rather than guessed at.
Additive and reversible
Export produces a new library, never an overwrite. Your original is untouched until you adopt the clean one. Each cleaned tool is stamped, and the guid is preserved so Fusion updates the right tools instead of creating duplicates.
Library Cleaner is beta software. Review every proposed change before you accept it, and verify the exported library against your own records before running it on a machine. Keep a backup of your original library. Atlas provides Library Cleaner as-is and is not responsible for machine crashes, scrapped parts, tool damage, or other losses arising from its output.