How to Import Tools with Fusion 360

[@tdg911]

Awesome feature, thank you! Where do we find the add-in? Don't see it listed on Fusion 360 store

[@bmbunch8825]

Yeah, idt they've put it up there yet, but looks it works from their Novo app which would we sweet you can grab a tool and set the feeds and speeds based on your chosen parameters like how they calculate it in the app. Would save me so much time going back and forth and adding more parameters to my stored feeds and speeds.

[@tdg911]

@@bmbunch8825 Harvey tool has an app like this which is awesome as well. Would be nice to import directly into Fusion 360 though.

[@bmbunch8825]

@@tdg911 Yeah, I use a lot of helical endmills, and use the machining advisor quite often. It's good, but their high efficiency speeds and feeds can get a bit insane, lol. I always have to set my max RPMs and IPM, but I do like the calculate the feed adjustments for cutting radii right there. They also have all their tools in a library on fusion but no cutting parameters, still have to always go and look them up for each operation if I haven't used the tool similarly before or it's a new material.

[@bmbunch8825]

Is this readily available? I haven't been able to find the add-in on Fusions app page. Anyone have a link to where to download it, seems like an extremely useful tool!

[@umairalishahg]

First click on create solution and then there is option to send to fusion.

[@umairalishahg]

Send to fusion option is not available.

[@dsi-mfg]

I know several people who will love this!

[@urbak339]

is this add in only available for DSI customers?

[@travisguilbeau8404]

I tried using this on two different license of fusion and neither worked like this