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3Doodler Create
World's first 3D printing pen
The slim and sleek 3Doodler Create is the latest generation of the best-selling 3D Printing Pen designed for all, from ages 14 to 99.
Extrudes heated plastic that cools almost instantly into a solid, stable structure.
Versatile and easy to use, creators can sketch in 3D, trace shapes from templates to create works of art, wearable pieces, architectural models, and so much more!
What Will You Create?
3Doodler Create pens are compatible only with the highest quality 3Doodler PLA, ABS and FLEXY plastics made in the USA, UK and Spain - to give you the safest creative experience possible.
About the company
- 3Doodler aims to inspire and enable creativity through its range of 3D printing pens and accessories. 3Doodler now makes products for all ages and skill levels, and has sold over 1.4 million pens worldwide to date.
Use 3Doodler Create to...
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CreateCreate amazing and unique art. Draw on flat surfaces or in the air to turn your art into 3D! Make quirky figurines, stylish wall art, festive decorations and much more with the 3Doodler Create! |
FixFix & upcycle broken tools, furniture and other homeware. Identify areas of wear and tear, and use your 3Doodler Create to mend, repair, reinforce to extend the life of your stuff. |
DesignDesign wearable fashion items, jewelry, home décor pieces, and furniture in your favorite color and style. Use different types of plastic and nozzles to achieve the texture and effect that you want. |
BuildBuild 3D models of your 2D drawings to test your ideas and verify calculations, before building them in full scale. Present your work in 3D to showcase something that’s tangible and unique. |
Easy as 1, 2, 3Doodle!
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Turn It OnSet the pen temperature to the correct setting. Turn the pen on and wait for the light to turn to Green / Blue. |
Insert PlasticInsert 3Doodler plastic strand. Note: 3Doodler Create pen is only compatible with 3Doodler ABS, PLA or FLEXY plastics. |
Start DoodlingPress the Fast or Slow button to start Doodling. Press again to stop. Double click to reverse the plastic strand. |
Adapt to your creative needs
With a huge range of plastic colors, plastic types, nozzles and accessories, you can create almost anything you can imagine.
Fun and creative ideas
Comes with 5 projects to get you started, and hundreds more available online
for you to download for free!
We’re happy to help
Our friendly, global Customer Support team is available around the clock to answer any creative or technical enquiries.
The best community ever
We have a growing community of incredible 3Doodlers who inspire us every day with their new ideas and creations. We can’t wait for you to join us!
Reviews with images
Fun tool for creativity!!
I have already begun my journey into 3D pen art with the 3Doddler Start. It's fun, but has a finite color palette, so I wanted to try this one too. So far, I love it. There is a lot to say, so I will break it down into pros & cons.Pros:It has a slim body, making it easier to handle. Many of these have rather chunky bodies, so they are tiring to use for any length of time.It has 2 heat settings, for PLA & ABS plastics. Not all of these pens do.It comes with a nice assortment of filament sticks, to start you off.The company sells a wide array of colors and styles of filaments (including clear, opaque and metallic.)The included instructions are very clear. (Do read them all the way through before you start.)The company's website has loads of videos and project plans to teach you to use it and give you ideas. The site is www.the3doodler.comCons;The filament can get jammed (but tools and instructions for unjamming are included.) To be fair, I suspect this is true with other 3D pens, as well.It takes 3mm sticks of filament, which means that you are best off using their product and there is only so much of it available in stores. ( I can get some colors at Michael's, but mostly I have to order it.)Finally, some suggestions;The tip of this pen (or just about any, but the 3Doddler start, which is made for kids) gets rather hot. So keep it away from your fingertips.Also, plan to have a heat-tolerant surface where you can put it down, when you need to. A silicone pot holder with do nicely.Check out some of their accessories. I have found the Doodle Pad ( a plastic overlay) and the extra nozzle set especially useful.Spend some time with their basic instruction videos. This takes some learning.The fun is as limitless as imagination!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2018
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2016
I have already begun my journey into 3D pen art with the 3Doddler Start. It's fun, but has a finite color palette, so I wanted to try this one too. So far, I love it. There is a lot to say, so I will break it down into pros & cons.
Pros:
It has a slim body, making it easier to handle. Many of these have rather chunky bodies, so they are tiring to use for any length of time.
It has 2 heat settings, for PLA & ABS plastics. Not all of these pens do.
It comes with a nice assortment of filament sticks, to start you off.
The company sells a wide array of colors and styles of filaments (including clear, opaque and metallic.)
The included instructions are very clear. (Do read them all the way through before you start.)
The company's website has loads of videos and project plans to teach you to use it and give you ideas. The site is www.the3doodler.com
Cons;
The filament can get jammed (but tools and instructions for unjamming are included.) To be fair, I suspect this is true with other 3D pens, as well.
It takes 3mm sticks of filament, which means that you are best off using their product and there is only so much of it available in stores. ( I can get some colors at Michael's, but mostly I have to order it.)
Finally, some suggestions;
The tip of this pen (or just about any, but the 3Doddler start, which is made for kids) gets rather hot. So keep it away from your fingertips.
Also, plan to have a heat-tolerant surface where you can put it down, when you need to. A silicone pot holder with do nicely.
Check out some of their accessories. I have found the Doodle Pad ( a plastic overlay) and the extra nozzle set especially useful.
Spend some time with their basic instruction videos. This takes some learning.
The fun is as limitless as imagination!
Pros:
It has a slim body, making it easier to handle. Many of these have rather chunky bodies, so they are tiring to use for any length of time.
It has 2 heat settings, for PLA & ABS plastics. Not all of these pens do.
It comes with a nice assortment of filament sticks, to start you off.
The company sells a wide array of colors and styles of filaments (including clear, opaque and metallic.)
The included instructions are very clear. (Do read them all the way through before you start.)
The company's website has loads of videos and project plans to teach you to use it and give you ideas. The site is www.the3doodler.com
Cons;
The filament can get jammed (but tools and instructions for unjamming are included.) To be fair, I suspect this is true with other 3D pens, as well.
It takes 3mm sticks of filament, which means that you are best off using their product and there is only so much of it available in stores. ( I can get some colors at Michael's, but mostly I have to order it.)
Finally, some suggestions;
The tip of this pen (or just about any, but the 3Doddler start, which is made for kids) gets rather hot. So keep it away from your fingertips.
Also, plan to have a heat-tolerant surface where you can put it down, when you need to. A silicone pot holder with do nicely.
Check out some of their accessories. I have found the Doodle Pad ( a plastic overlay) and the extra nozzle set especially useful.
Spend some time with their basic instruction videos. This takes some learning.
The fun is as limitless as imagination!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2018
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2016
