Tekl STUDIO s.r.o. is company focused on wood industry software solutions. Company is located in Slovak Republic, hearth of central european region. Company itself was estabilished in 2005 by Dipl. Ing. Peter Turcan.

Peter Turcan is graduated on Technical Univerzity in Zvolen in specialisation "Sawmill production and wood composites". In addition he is working as a professional software developer for 15 years.

It was great challenge to put these things together. So, as the result, CutLog has been made. Peter Turcan is author of software for sawmill industry - CutLog. First version of CutLog was made on 2005.

Since then, CutLog was improved in many field. Many features were added. Big customers use it (IKEA TORG Russia). It was translated into such languages as Spanish, Russian, French, Dutch and English.

CutLog is also distributed in such countries like Belgium (Rybell Service B.V.B.A.), Finland and Ukraine (Buro-M Ltd.), Turkey. We have also cooperation with such companies like Mavelin/Logosol Belgium.

Each customer of CutLog is very important, because each customer helps improve CutLog and has ideas, how to make his work better. Each suggestion is written and if it is good also implemented into CutLog.

CutLog is a complex software for sawmills that helps you solve everyday tasks. You can prepare business offers, production plans, and sawing patterns base on timber you need to produce. You can analyze your production or analyze price of timber based on suppliers prices. CutLog is suitable for either big or small sawmills. It give you results you need very quickly. CutLog can analyze your profit base on working hours, technology, input raw material (from different suppliers and various quality), timber price, fixed/variable expenses, etc.

It is simple. In the first step you define fixed expenses, variable expenses, and working hours for each month separately. Then for particular diameters, you set sawing speed (you don’t need to set each available diameter separately, because CutLog can approximate speed between two entered diameters). Then just run FlexiCut2 and you can see if your production is effective.