Frame Material Cut List

Frame Material Cut List MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculates optimal cutting patterns, stock usage, and offcuts for picture frame manufacturing.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides precision tools for picture frame production. It calculates exact piece lengths using miter geometry and optimizes material usage by nesting required pieces into available stock lengths. Use calculate_cut_list to generate a full production schedule, validate_material_feasibility to check if dimensions fit your stock, or compare_stock_efficiency to minimize waste between different stock options.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_cut_list

Generates the complete cutting schedule including pieces, used stock, and offcuts

compare_stock_efficiency

Evaluates which of two different stock lengths would result in less total waste for a specific order

get_piece_dimensions

Calculates the exact cut length for a single piece based on frame geometry

validate_material_feasibility

Checks if a specific set of artwork dimensions can physically be cut from the available stock

See how to talk to your AI agent using Frame Material Cut List.

Calculate a cut list for 5 frames. Artwork is 10x12, frame width is 2, miter allowance is 0.5, and stock length is 96.

To produce 5 frames, you need 10 pieces of 15.0 units and 10 pieces of 17.0 units. This requires 4 stock pieces of 96 units, with a total of 5 offcuts.

Is it possible to make a frame for a 20x20 artwork with a 3-inch frame and 0.25 miter allowance using 48-inch stock?

No, the required piece length is 26.5 inches, and while a single piece fits, the total material required for all four sides exceeds the capacity of a single 48-inch stock piece.

Which is better for 10 frames (12x12, 1.5 width, 0.2 allowance): 96-inch stock or 120-inch stock?

The 120-inch stock length is more efficient, reducing total waste by 14.5 units compared to the 96-inch option.

The length is calculated by adding the artwork dimension, twice the frame width, and twice the miter allowance.

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