Most 3D pens work by feeding plastic through the pen, which then melts it before it comes out of a nozzle at the end of the pen (that’s what we call “extrusion”). The pen heats up to a different temperature depending on the material you put inside the pen.

So how on earth can I then draw in 3D? When it leaves the pen, the melted plastic is soft and malleable, but within a few seconds it solidifies, creating a solid, stable, pick-up-able structure.

Features:

• This 3D Pen is fully compatible with both PLA and ABS plastics, but we recommend using PLA.
• Temperature: 60°C-230°
• Spinning Speed: Adjustable
• Molding: Three-dimensional molding
• Working Voltage: 5V
• Nozzle Diameter: 0.7mm

Includes:

• (1) High-Quality 3D Pen
• (3) Multi-Color Filament
• (1) Pen Pedestal
• (1) Power Adaptor
• (1) Easy-to-Follow Guidebook