AaronGoldsmith/mcp-printable

MCP server for AI-driven 3D modeling and print validation (FDM-focused). Agent-agnostic; works with any MCP client.

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blender-app

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AaronGoldsmith/mcp-printable

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when you need to open, restart, kill, or manage Blender application instances — including launching multiple instances on different ports when one Blender's serial command queue isn't fast enough for parallel scene work. For modeling techniques, use more specific skills like print-in-place. For any task involving…

not rated 2 2mo ago A 75 tokens original MIT

blender-design-loop

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AaronGoldsmith/mcp-printable

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use whenever building geometry in Blender via the Printable MCP. Covers the plan→build→verify→validate→export workflow, boolean rules, unit safety, visual feedback hierarchy, and common failure modes (monolithic executecode, unit-scale bug, render black-out, boolean degenerate faces).

not rated 2 2mo ago A 62 tokens original MIT

image-displacement

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AaronGoldsmith/mcp-printable

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply image-based displacement to a Blender primitive to create raised, printable texture while preserving primitive shape and a flat base. Use when the user wants to turn a 2D image (texture, pattern, artwork) into 3D relief on a cube/plate/other primitive.

not rated 2 2mo ago A 60 tokens original MIT

print-in-place

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AaronGoldsmith/mcp-printable

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Designing, modeling, and analyzing any print-in-place mechanism: ball-and-socket joints, hinges, snap fits, peg-in-slot, articulated chains, living hinges, or any geometry where two parts should move relative to each other after coming off the print bed.

not rated 2 2mo ago A 57 tokens original MIT

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