1. What is a 3D pen used for?

3D pen is used for drawing a raised three-dimensional graphic on a piece of paper or any flat surface. 3D pens are popular because you can draw a raised graphic in mid-air allowing you to make instant 3D structures right in front of you.

2. What material is used in a 3D Printing Pen?

3D pen uses plastic thread made of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene ("ABS"), polylactic acid ("PLA"), or "FLEXY", thermal polyurethane ("TPU") that is melted and then cooled through a patented process while moving through the pen and can then be used to hand-make 3D objects.

3. Is a 3D pen good for kids?

Yes! 3D pen is good for kids, they will enjoy creating with 3D printer pens. With a 3D pen, kids will learn creative thinking, spatial visualization, and problem-solving. We recommend 3D pens for children aged 6 and up. A kid-friendly 3D pen can be used by children as young as six.

4. Can you use a 3D pen on paper?

Yes, for that the tip of the pen must touch the paper in order for the "ink" to hit it. We recommend making an "anchor" with the filament by pressing down into the paper until you see a small blob, ensuring that the plastic is securely anchored to the paper. Then you can lift your hand off the page or move around freely.

5. Do you need a printer for a 3D pen?

No, you don't require a printer for a 3D pen. You can directly create 3D structures with just the pen, and not depend on a printer for the 3D output.

6. Does the 3D pen really work?

Does the 3D pen really work? Yes, they really work. You can actually create and 3D design from your imagination if what you want to create is a 3D model by hand.

7. How long does a 3D pen last?

3D pens last for as long as 15 years and even more sometimes

8. How 3D Printing Pens Work?

The working of a 3D printing pen is simple. Because the pens use polymer filament as the material, the operation is as simple as melting the material in a heat chamber extruding it through the tip (read nozzle) of the pen and depositing the material on any platform. The user can then move the 3D pen around to draw various figures and shapes. The melted material oozing from the nozzle quickly cools, allowing the deposited material to stand on its own. Once cooled, the plastic shape retains its shape and is permanent. The heating temperature is set according to the material used in the pen. A 3D pen can only use a limited number of materials. A material that can be used in a 3D printing pen must melt quickly when heated and solidify quickly after being extruded from the pen. The user should also keep in mind that he should not use the 3D pen like a regular pen. The pen should be moved slowly to draw figures and keep their shape.

9. Are these 3D pens suitable for beginners and kids?

Yes, many of the pens in this collection are designed with beginners and younger creators in mind. They often feature simplified controls, safe operating temperatures (or capped temperatures), lightweight builds, and included starter filaments. For kids and family projects, the “kids” model is especially suited because it balances ease of use and safety. For older beginners or creative hobbyists, the more advanced models give flexibility too.

10. What types of filaments do these pens support?

The collection supports filaments such as PLA (polylactic acid) and sometimes ABS or other materials in more advanced models. One key detail: many pens mention compatibility with 1.75 mm diameter filament, which is widely used. Some pens may also support 3 mm or other sizes, so checking the model’s spec helps. The material type and filament size are both important to ensure smooth flow and good results.

11. Can I use these pens for educational projects?

Absolutely, 3D pens are fantastic for educational use. They build spatial thinking, creativity, and hand-eye coordination, and introduce basic concepts of extrusion and thermoplastics. Whether students are sketching free-form models, creating small prototypes, or exploring STEM/STEAM activities (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math), these pens fit well into classroom or club settings.

12. How hot do the pens get during operation?

While exact temperatures vary by model, most 3D pens heat the filament to a point where it melts and flows smoothly, often in the range of 160-230 °C for PLA (with ABS or other materials requiring higher temps). Some “kids” models limit the tip temperature for added safety. It’s always good practice to supervise younger users, ensure ventilation, and avoid touching the very tip or melted plastic.

13. Are the pens compatible with standard 1.75 mm filaments?

Yes, many pens in the collection support the 1.75 mm filament diameter, which is now very common and ensures filament availability. However, some older or branded pens may use 3 mm or proprietary sizes, so it’s wise to confirm the diameter before buying extra filament. If it states compatibility with 1.75 mm, you’ll have access to a large variety of filament colors and materials.

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Filament Types for 3D Pens

PLA Filament - Easy to use, low melting temperature, minimal fumes. Best for beginners and kids.

ABS Filament - Stronger output, slightly higher melting point. Suitable for durable models but releases more odor.

PCL (Low-Temp) Filament - Very low melting temperature and safe for kids. Ideal for classroom use and safe creative projects.

Project Ideas: DIY, Crafts & Prototyping

Create custom toys, characters, and mini action figures.

Build decorative crafts: keychains, pen stands, ornaments, gift tags.

Draw 3D lettering, nameplates, and logos.

Make prototypes for school projects and science fairs.

Create repair fixes: patch plastic parts, reinforce broken edges.

Build 3D structures such as shapes, bridges, and small architectural models.

Safety Tips for Kids & Beginners

Always use low-temperature filaments (PCL) for children.

Keep fingers away from the pen’s heated nozzle.

Use on a heat-safe drawing mat to avoid table damage.

Ensure proper ventilation when using PLA/ABS—avoid inhaling fumes directly.

Unplug the pen when not in use to prevent accidental burns.

Let filament cool before touching or removing finished pieces.

Feature	Basic 3D Pens	Advanced 3D Pens
Speed Control	1–2 levels	Multiple speed modes
Temperature Control	Fixed	Adjustable (for PLA, ABS, PCL)
Filament Type	PCL	PLA, ABS, PCL
Ease of Use	Very easy	Requires practice
Display	None	LCD for temperature/speed
Best For	Kids, beginners	Hobbyists, artists, prototyping

Feature

Basic 3D Pens

Advanced 3D Pens

Speed Control

1–2 levels

Multiple speed modes

Temperature Control

Fixed

Adjustable (for PLA, ABS, PCL)

Filament Type

PCL

PLA, ABS, PCL

Ease of Use

Very easy

Requires practice

Display

None

LCD for temperature/speed

Best For

Kids, beginners

Hobbyists, artists, prototyping

Maintenance & Troubleshooting Tips

Clean the nozzle after every session to prevent clogging.

If filament gets stuck, heat the pen and gently reverse-unload.

Use only compatible filament diameters (usually 1.75 mm).

Store the pen in a dry place and remove filament when not in use.

Avoid bending or forcing the filament—it may jam inside the pen.

If the pen overheats, unplug and let it cool before use.

For sputtering or inconsistent flow, check for debris or adjust temperature slightly.

Product	Price
3D Printing Pen with Filament, Adapter and Manual	Rs. 1214/-
Magic 3D Pen	Rs. 2,445/-
Ganesha P65 3D Pen	Rs. 1,450/-
3D Printing Pen	Rs. 1,844/-

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a 3D pen used for?

3D pen is used for drawing a raised three-dimensional graphic on a piece of paper or any flat surface. 3D pens are popular because you can draw a raised graphic in mid-air allowing you to make instant 3D structures right in front of you.

2. What material is used in a 3D Printing Pen?

3D pen uses plastic thread made of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene ("ABS"), polylactic acid ("PLA"), or "FLEXY", thermal polyurethane ("TPU") that is melted and then cooled through a patented process while moving through the pen and can then be used to hand-make 3D objects.

3. Is a 3D pen good for kids?

Yes! 3D pen is good for kids, they will enjoy creating with 3D printer pens. With a 3D pen, kids will learn creative thinking, spatial visualization, and problem-solving. We recommend 3D pens for children aged 6 and up. A kid-friendly 3D pen can be used by children as young as six.

4. Can you use a 3D pen on paper?

5. Do you need a printer for a 3D pen?

No, you don't require a printer for a 3D pen. You can directly create 3D structures with just the pen, and not depend on a printer for the 3D output.

6. Does the 3D pen really work?

Does the 3D pen really work? Yes, they really work. You can actually create and 3D design from your imagination if what you want to create is a 3D model by hand.

7. How long does a 3D pen last?

3D pens last for as long as 15 years and even more sometimes

8. How 3D Printing Pens Work?

A material that can be used in a 3D printing pen must melt quickly when heated and solidify quickly after being extruded from the pen. The user should also keep in mind that he should not use the 3D pen like a regular pen. The pen should be moved slowly to draw figures and keep their shape.

9. Are these 3D pens suitable for beginners and kids?

10. What types of filaments do these pens support?

11. Can I use these pens for educational projects?

12. How hot do the pens get during operation?

13. Are the pens compatible with standard 1.75 mm filaments?

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a 3D pen used for?

3D pen is used for drawing a raised three-dimensional graphic on a piece of paper or any flat surface. 3D pens are popular because you can draw a raised graphic in mid-air allowing you to make instant 3D structures right in front of you.

2. What material is used in a 3D Printing Pen?

3D pen uses plastic thread made of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene ("ABS"), polylactic acid ("PLA"), or "FLEXY", thermal polyurethane ("TPU") that is melted and then cooled through a patented process while moving through the pen and can then be used to hand-make 3D objects.

3. Is a 3D pen good for kids?

Yes! 3D pen is good for kids, they will enjoy creating with 3D printer pens. With a 3D pen, kids will learn creative thinking, spatial visualization, and problem-solving. We recommend 3D pens for children aged 6 and up. A kid-friendly 3D pen can be used by children as young as six.

4. Can you use a 3D pen on paper?

5. Do you need a printer for a 3D pen?

No, you don't require a printer for a 3D pen. You can directly create 3D structures with just the pen, and not depend on a printer for the 3D output.

6. Does the 3D pen really work?

Does the 3D pen really work? Yes, they really work. You can actually create and 3D design from your imagination if what you want to create is a 3D model by hand.

7. How long does a 3D pen last?

3D pens last for as long as 15 years and even more sometimes

8. How 3D Printing Pens Work?

A material that can be used in a 3D printing pen must melt quickly when heated and solidify quickly after being extruded from the pen. The user should also keep in mind that he should not use the 3D pen like a regular pen. The pen should be moved slowly to draw figures and keep their shape.

9. Are these 3D pens suitable for beginners and kids?

10. What types of filaments do these pens support?

11. Can I use these pens for educational projects?

12. How hot do the pens get during operation?

13. Are the pens compatible with standard 1.75 mm filaments?

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