HuePick

Find HueForge models that match your filament stash

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Find HueForge models that match your filament stash

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HuePick is a curated directory of HueForge 3D print models built around your filament inventory. Browse without an account, save favorites with a Pick, and when you're ready to print, try Print Now — tell HuePick what's loaded in your printer (or add your filament inventory) and it matches you with models you can start right now. No more hunting through generic model sites hoping something fits what's on your shelf.

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Hey PH! 👋 I print HueForge models to sell at craft fairs, and earlier this year I hit a wall. I had hundreds of models saved on my computer and no idea which ones I actually had the right filaments for. There was no good way to search, filter, or compare — just endless scrolling and a lot of guesswork. I started tracking everything in a spreadsheet. Models, filaments, which colors I had on hand. It worked until it didn't — too many models, too many filaments, too inconsistent to trust. So I built HuePick. It's my first real solo web app — I've been learning Next.js and leaning hard on AI tools to get it across the finish line — and it's genuinely something I needed myself before I built it for anyone else. If you print HueForges, I'd love to hear what you think. And if you've ever stared at a filament shelf wondering what you can actually print today — that's exactly what the Print Now feature and filament library are for. 🎨 Happy to answer any questions!

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I had 200 HueForge models bookmarked and couldn't print any of them

Earlier this year I was prepping for craft fair season and realized I had a real problem. I'd bookmarked and downloaded hundreds of HueForge models but had no idea which ones I actually had the right filaments for. No way to search by filament, no way to filter by what I owned. Just endless scrolling and a lot of "I think I have that color somewhere."

So I did what any reasonable person would do and built a spreadsheet. Models on one side, filaments on the other. It worked for about a week before it became a mess of columns and I didn't trust it.

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