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Create+ 3D Printing Pen
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Create+ 3D Printing Pen

A versatile 3D printing pen for older students that extrudes ABS, PLA, FLEXY and WOOD filaments through interchangeable nozzles.

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

The 3Doodler Create+ is a 3D printing pen that extrudes heated plastic which hardens quickly, letting users draw freehand in three dimensions or trace stencils to build models. 3Doodler's classroom version of the pen is designed for students in grades 8 to 12.

The pen accepts several 3 mm filament types: strong, matte ABS; glossy, plant-based PLA; rubbery FLEXY for bendable pieces; and WOOD, which contains real wood fibers and can be sanded and stained. A temperature setting switches between ABS/FLEXY and PLA/WOOD, and Fast and Slow buttons control the flow, with continuous-extrusion and reverse modes. Interchangeable nozzles, including fine and wide tips, change the shape and thickness of the line.

In the classroom, students can use it to design and build models of real-world structures and mechanisms, supporting project-based learning, problem-solving and creative thinking at a lower cost than a traditional 3D printer.

Key features

  • Works with ABS, PLA, FLEXY and WOOD filaments
  • Temperature setting for each filament type
  • Fast and slow flow control
  • Continuous extrusion and reverse modes
  • Interchangeable nozzles for different line shapes
  • Classroom use in grades 8–12
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