Gabby From Tungaloy Now Supports Shoulder Milling

Tungaloy recently announced the latest enhancement to Gabby, its AI-powered tool selection assistant. Following recent expansions into Indexable Drilling, High-Feed Milling, and External Grooving, Gabby now also supports Shoulder Milling applications.

With this new capability, users can simply input key parameters—such as cutting depth, workpiece material, and machine capacity—to receive:

  • Tailored tool recommendations for Shoulder Milling
  • Suggested cutting conditions
  • Direct access to related items in the Tungaloy eCatalog

Where Can You Find Gabby?

Gabby continues to support users across Tungaloy’s digital platforms:

  • The Tungaloy website (now available in the Hole Making, Milling, including Shoulder & High-Feed, and Grooving sections)
  •  The eCatalog (now includes Shoulder Milling support)

This expansion reinforces Tungaloy’s commitment to delivering smart, easy-to-use digital tools that simplify the selection process for both customers and internal teams.

As Gabby’s capabilities grow, so does our ability to provide intuitive and efficient support across the full spectrum of metal cutting applications.

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