That’s where a 3D printer pen comes in. Instead of coming up with a plan, inputting it, and waiting, users can instantly doodle three-dimensional objects, scribbling thin plastic structures into ...

Explore the fascinating world of multi-color 3D printing and discover how it works. This video delves into the technology and ...

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When it comes to 3D printing creations, the 3DSimo Mini can accept any material that’s sold in string form with the size 1.75mm. Spools of most 3D printing materials work with the pen, including ...

This is the LIX 3D pen; it is the world's smallest 3D printing pen. Since it is so small, it is very easy to transport, regardless of whether you are traveling by car, plane, or walking to work.

Like 3D printers, 3D pens heat up a hardened plastic until it becomes semi-liquid, then extrudes that plastic across a flat work surface. The two most common 3D pen filament substances are ...

A bit of work in CAD, a printer montage, then some assembly. That’s not the case here. [3D Sanago] is an artist that works with 3D printing pens, creating 3D objects entirely by hand.

The 3Doodle pen, developed by US start-up WobbleWorks, works much like a handheld 3D printer. It contains a mains-powered heater that melts the plastic beads used in such printers.

Another 3D printing pen, the 3Doodler, uses a 2A, 12V power adapter, equal to 24 Watts. Considering the 3Doodler works, and they both do the same basic thing, there’s something extremely odd ...

As mentioned above, the pen works with either ABS- or PLA-type plastics -- both common choices for most commercial 3D printers. When you buy a 3Doodler, you'll have to specify which you want.