Also don't forget that the burning attachment, can be used to melt the plastic you extrude. So, you can make a shape, then use the burning attachments to refine it, fill gaps, and that sort of thing. Really REALLY handy, that.

Also, some wood like dowel rods, or popsicle sticks, the plastic won't stick to. So they're great to use as guides/hinge points and such! More, think of your objects in the direction you're printing. If you want to fill a gap, for example, extrude a line across and just get it somewhat straight. Or, draw the line separately, and then fuse it onto the model at the two end points. Once you have the line, pick up the model, and twist it around so that the line you just placed is at the - bottom - of the space you want filled. Then, just draw along that line over and over, use it like a support. Even if the space you're filling is like.. along the top of an object.. you can just twist it so it's at an angle the 3D pen can fill in!

Dude I just subbed great review I loved it but the sound quality was not that great but it's still ok keep up the good work

PLA is made from Corn, and is Biodegradable, that is why it is Environmentally friendly. Thanks for the review, I'm still waiting for mine. But your camera was completely off to high up so could not see much.

press the two bottons for a few seconds to remove the continous operation

hi im looking for 3d pen that can handle petg and other plastics that dont bond easy .i 3d print them in parts and want to use the pen mainly for that to fix my prints. do you recommend 3dsimoor something else ?

How much is a 3Dsimo

I do to compar 3d mini simo

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