Meshy says its Make Printable feature cut 3D print defects from 44% to 8%

Nov 13, 2026
The benchmark, funded by Meshy and run with UMass Amherst's fabrication lab, printed 125 parts from five AI 3D workflows.

Meshy has published a printability benchmark for AI-generated 3D models, run with the ADDFab facility at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, the company announced. Meshy commissioned and funded the study.

The lab printed 125 parts from 25 hard-to-print prompts across five workflows, including Meshy 7 with and without its Make Printable feature and three other AI 3D generators. With Make Printable, prints with major missing features or holes fell from 44% (11 of 25) to 8% (2 of 25). The feature repairs mesh defects and thickens thin parts for the chosen size and printing process.

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