When the 3Doodler 3D Printing Pen was introduced via Kickstarter in 2013, I don’t know if its creators or backers could have predicted the impact the tool would have on the...

A 3D printed cathedral, Da Vinci inspired machines, miniature creatures and fashion pieces – the winning designs for 3Doodler Awards celebrate the imagination and ingenuity possible with a 3D pen. 2016 marks the second year of the competition held by the world’s first 3D pen manufacturers, and has 9 different submission categories covering fashion, art […]

Carina Shoshtary is a pioneer in the fine art field, breaking paradigms with her innovative approach to 3D creations. Blending majestic elements of art nouveau with her own unique creative expression, her works evoke the elegant, the tribal, and the fantastical.

Working with a 3D pen is literally drawing with plastic. This design features a woman's profile (negative space) with minimal lines to suggest the features. Loops of the flexible TPU filament have been worked into an abstract lace pattern. The piece is hung from a wooden dowel. The TPU filament is incredibly durable and strong although this artwork has quite a delicate appearance. Clear lines of TPU have been used to support the hanging features. This piece of art is very stylish and works wonderfully against a plain light coloured wall. Modern, contemporary and delightfully minimal.

The client is bad at gardening but still wishes to add some tropical vibe to her yard, so she built a skeleton with iron wire, and created a hollowed cactus with a 3D pen. She did not even forget the flower!

The ultimate guide to creating 6 projects with your 3Doodler 3D pen that are purposeful, creative, and ~aesthetically pleasing~ without breaking the bank!

Schallgedämmtes Thermoboxen für 3D-Drucker Schalldämmung Absolute Vibrationsisolierung Luftreinigung Stabile Drucktemperatur Kontrolle über eine mobile App Über das 3D-Drucker Gehäuse RDBox: neue Qualität im 3D-Druck Vorteile der RDBox für 3D FDM-Drucker:• Stabiles Mikroklima: Optimale Temperatur und Feuchtigkeit für Materialien wie ABS, Nylon und PLA. • Höhere Druckqualität: Weniger Verformungen und Risse. • Prozessstabilität: Konstante Bedingungen für...

Oggi ragazzi voglio pubblicare un altro lavoro fatto con la 3D Pen: si tratta di un pesciolino con la superficie vuota che permette di intravederne lo scheletro. Per cominciare ho fatto un disegno preparatorio per rendermi conto delle proporzioni. Ho preso del giornale e l'ho accartocciato e scotchato fino ad ottenere la forma desiderata. Lo scotch mi ha anche permesso di mantenere la plastica aderente alla forma del corpo. Ho iniziato a ricoprire la superficie con tante squamette vuote di cui ho solo disegnato il contorno. Ho diviso il corpo in due metà in modo da assemblarle successivamente e di togliere il giornale dal suo interno. Nel frattempo ho realizzato lo scheletrino del pesce erogando la plastica direttamente sulla sagoma che avevo disegnato. Prima di assembrale le due metà ho inserito lo scheletro all'interno fissandolo solo sulla coda. Ho fissato le due parti del corpo con altra plastica e poi ho realizzato pinne e coda su un foglio dandogli una certa curvatura con le dita prima che si asciugassero. Ho attaccato anch'esse al corpo e... Ecco Lisky! :D Ah, mi sono dimenticata di dirvi che per tutto il progetto ho utilizzato la plastica di tipo PLA, derivata dagli scarti di mais e soprattutto non nociva! Ha una consistenza più fluida e lucida ed è un'alternativa ecologica all'ABS ;) Spero che il post vi sia piaciuto ragazzi, restate aggiornati per nuovi post e consigli :)

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Introducing our 3D pen pattern for an engineering lesson on making a functioning lock. Explore the mechanism behind a simple lock and conceptualize a 3D object using layers.  This pattern is a great way to incorporate hands-on learning into your classroom or personal studies. Product is a PDF file pattern to make a lock and a vocabulary page. Build time is approximately 45 minutes.  Please note that this listing is for the pattern only and does not include any materials or tools required. You will need your own 3D pen and filament to create this design. This is a difficult project but do not be discouraged. It is very satisfying when completed and the process will encourage problem solving skills. Be aware that it does take practice to master using a 3D pen and this project requires very precise technique in order to allow the pieces to move and fit together. Multiple attempts at creating the pieces may be necessary. Sanding or clipping small imperfections around edges will be a helpful approach for the success of this project.  Terms of Use Agreement: This product is intended for use by a single person or a single classroom. It is not to be shared with others or used in multiple classrooms. You are granted a license to use this product for your personal or classroom use only. This includes the right to reproduce the product for your own use or for use in your own classroom. You may not distribute copies of this product to others or use it for commercial purposes.