PartForge
ChatGPT plugin by Pixite Inc. · Parametric CAD by chat
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About PartForge
On the directory's Creativity page PartForge is #307 of 687. It joined the directory on Oct 25, 2026.
PartForge is parametric CAD for 3D printing that you drive by chatting. Ask ChatGPT for a 3D-printable part, such as a bracket, a cable clip, a phone stand, an enclosure or a replacement knob, and it writes the part as parametric CAD code in your PartForge account, builds the 3D model, and checks it before telling you…From the plugin’s directory listing
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PartForge: questions and answers
What does PartForge do?
Parametric CAD by chat. PartForge is parametric CAD for 3D printing that you drive by chatting. Ask ChatGPT for a 3D-printable part, such as a bracket, a cable clip, a phone stand, an enclosure or a replacement knob, and it writes the part as parametric CAD code in your PartForge account, builds the 3D model, and checks it before telling you…
How do I use PartForge in ChatGPT?
Install it from the ChatGPT plugin directory, then mention @PartForge in a chat. Its listing suggests asking “Design a 3D-printable bracket for a 30 mm shelf.”, “Open my latest PartForge design and change the mounting holes to 4 mm.” or “Check whether my PartForge design fits a 220 × 220 mm print bed.”