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Start+ 3D Printing Pen
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Start+ 3D Printing Pen

A wireless, kid-safe 3D printing pen with no external hot parts that lets children draw solid 3D shapes in the air.

Age
⁦6-13⁩ years
Grade levels
Grades 4–5Grades 6–8
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Product overview

The 3Doodler Start+ is a 3D printing pen designed for children aged 6 to 13. It extrudes a low-temperature Eco-Plastic strand that hardens quickly, so children can draw on paper or straight up into the air to build three-dimensional objects. The pen has no external hot parts, making it safe for young hands.

The pen is wireless and recharges via a USB-C cable; a full charge takes about 30 minutes and gives roughly 30–45 minutes of continuous doodling. It works only with 3Doodler Start+ filament, which is non-toxic, BPA-free and compostable at home.

The Essentials set includes the pen, a charging cable, 72 filament strands and an activity guide with 10 hands-on projects. In the classroom it blends art with STEM, building planning skills, spatial understanding and problem-solving through tactile making.

Key features

  • Designed for ages 6 to 13
  • No external hot parts
  • Wireless, USB-C rechargeable
  • Non-toxic, BPA-free, compostable filament
  • Includes 72 strands and a 10-project guide
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