If we told you somebody built a 3D printed go-kart, you’d expect to see a certain sequence of events. A bit of work in CAD, a printer montage, then some assembly. That’s not the case here.

Fortunately, there’s a cheaper way to give your kids a taste of 3D printing — a 3D pen. These handheld devices work in the same way as 3D printers, melting filament to be laid out in a design ...

However, the 3Doodler Start is a 3D pen from WobbleWorks designed specifically for kids. It uses a new eco-plastic, features no hot parts, and is compliant with toy safety standards. We recently ...

Which 3D pen filaments are best? 3D pens are great tools for people who want to fabricate their own plastic objects but lack the funds to purchase a 3D printer. Using 3D pen filaments with the rig ...

That Eiffel Tower you were sketching? A 3D pen can turn it into a tangible structure right before your eyes. One of the best-selling 3D pens currently on the market is 3Doodler. It works by ...

Come September, if everything goes to plan, the world's first 3D printing pen will go on sale for $75. The pen, called the 3Doodler, essentially allows you to lift your flat sketches off the paper ...

Five days after launch on Kickstarter, the 3Doodler 3D printing pen boasted over 21,000 backers and $1.9 million in pledges. Their goal was $30,000! What’s so special about the 3Doodler? If nothing ...

While the pen is easy to operate, actually using it to create a clean 3D model requires more patience than I was able to muster this morning. There were several examples of larger 3D models on ...