Clay Box vs SpoolFlux

Access the Clay Box data­base of recipes. Find new recipes as they are added by fel­low clay en­thu­si­asts, Cre­ate your own recipes using your favorite clay. Add a pho­to to cap­ture the ac­tu­al mix col­or. Design awesome color schemes by creating your own palettes with clay colors. Use a photo to pick the color you want to match. Find analogous or complementary clay colors for your palette. Search for recipes con­tain­ing a spe­cif­ic clay col­or, or see how a spe­cif­ic col­or might look in a skin­ner blend Currently supported makes are: Cernit, Fimo, Kato, Premo, Sculpy III and Souffle

iOS app for reading and writing NFC tags on 3D printer filament spools. Supports OpenSpool, OpenPrintTag, ACE Pro, and TigerTag. Features: - Multiple NFC formats: read and write OpenSpool (ISO 14443), OpenPrintTag (ISO 15693/SLIX2), ACE Pro, TigerTag, and OpenTag3D - TD1 filament scanner: automatic color detection via USB-MIDI (connect the TD1 device using a Lightning/USB-C adapter) - Extruder temperature range (150–420 °C, 5 °C steps) with Min/Max slider - Heated bed temperature range (0–160 °C, optional) - Temperature presets per material - 24 predefined colors, add your own - Multicolor filaments: create multiple colors per filament (e.g., for multicolor spools) - 42 materials (PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU, PEEK, and more), add your own - 21 material variants (Matte, Silk, Rainbow, Glow, Carbon, and more), add your own - 42 predefined filament brands, add your own brands - Optional filament properties: weight (250 g–10 kg), diameter (1.75 / 2.85 mm), Spoolman-compatible spool ID - Filament library: save, load, search filaments, and export/import as a .sftemplate file - OpenFilament Database (OFDB): import filament data from the community database - JSON preview with syntax highlighting