3D Pens

The 3D Pen is a creative tool that allows you to make all kinds of 3-dimensional objects. It is delicate and can get VERY hot, so you must follow all safety directions written on the 3D Pen container

1. Connect the AC Adapter and USB Power Vable to a power outlet. Insert the plug into the power socket. 

2. Adjust the temperature if desired, press the feed button, and release. Keep an eye on the temperature display and wait for the pen to heat up to 210 °C for ABS and 175 °C for PLA.

3. Straighten the end of the filament if necessary and insert it into the filament loading hole until it stops. Press and hold, or double-click the feed button to load filament into the pen. Sliding the speed control all the way up will make the process faster.

4. Start your drawing on a flat surface. A poly concentrate or glass with a thin layer of washable glue stick makes for an optimal work surface, but you can use anything that is heat-safe and to which your filament adheres. Double-click the feed button for continuous feed. Pressing the load or withdraw button once will exit continuous feed mode. 

1. Connect the AC Adapter and USB Power Cable to a power outlet. Insert the plug into the power socket. The red power indicator light should turn on, indicating standby status.

2. Press the Feed button once. The green temperature indicator light should start flashing. After about a minute, this light should stay on, indicating a temperature-ready status.

3. Straighten the end of the filament if necessary and insert it into the filament loading hole until it stops. Press and hold, or double-click the feed button to load filament into the pen. Sliding the speed control all the way up will make the process faster.

4. Start your drawing on a flat surface. Glass with a thin layer of washable glue stick makes for a tan optimal work surface, but you can use anything that is heat safe and your filament adheres to