3Doodler Flow 3D Printing Pen for Teens, Adults & Creators! - Black - with Free Refill Filaments + Stencil Book + Getting Started Guide

I recently purchased the 3Doodler Flow 3D pen, and it has quickly become one of my favourite tools for creative projects! As someone who enjoys arts and crafts, I was impressed by how easy it is to use, even if you’re new to 3D printing. The pen is lightweight and comfortable to hold, allowing for precision in detailed designs.One of the standout features is the range of colours and filament options. The filaments load smoothly and create consistent lines, making it perfect for both beginners and more experienced creators. I’ve used it to design small 3D models, decorations, and even functional items, and the results are impressive each time.The pen heats up quickly but has safety features that prevent overheating, making it safe to use for extended periods. I also appreciate the intuitive speed controls, which give more flexibility depending on the type of project you’re working on.Overall, the 3Doodler Flow is a fantastic investment for anyone looking to explore 3D art. It’s easy to use, reliable, and opens up endless possibilities for creative expression. Highly recommend!Pros:- Comfortable design for detailed work- Variety of filament options- Quick heating and consistent outputCons:- Filaments can run out quickly depending on the project size.This is definitely a must-have for anyone interested in 3D printing or looking to add a creative twist to their projects!

Ok, I bought three over the last six months and almost blamed my son for them being broken. Today I three the third one out after I tried to fix it myself.I am working with 3d printers for a decade now so I know the ins and outs and quirks when it comes to clogs etc.But since I have finally taken the third one apart I found that the issue wasn't my son pushing too hard using the declog needle or something like that, but this thing has a massive design flaw.A lot of 3d printers using PTFE / Bowden tubes for the PLA to go through to the extruder and out the nozzle.The PTFE tube is known to be a consumable as they perish with time and printing. Basically when the piece of filament gets pushed through it will eventually wear through the tube.I saw through the small window the pen has, that the tube has a slit in it.Didn't think much of it as I got miles of spares for my printers so I thought I can fix it.Here the issue though. You can take out the first half of the tube (although it will be impossible to put a new one in) but the other half is actually permanent attached to the nozzle.This is really bad design because that means once the tube is worn through, the pen goes in the bin.So the pen is probably ok for someone that rarely ever use it, just like the local gym, but if you actually use regularly and the tube goes, it gone. Bad bad design.

I bought this 3D pen for my 14-year-old, and it has been a huge hit! It’s the perfect tool for sparking creativity and encouraging hands-on learning. The pen is easy to use, with clear instructions and a design that feels safe and kid-friendly.The adjustable speed settings give plenty of control, which is great for beginners and more advanced users alike. My child was able to start creating simple shapes within minutes, and now they’re making intricate designs and even small models. This Eiffel Tower was the first attempt.The included filaments are vibrant and of good quality, and we’ve had no issues with clogging or overheating. I also love that the pen is lightweight and easy to use making it safe for a responsible teenager.Overall, this 3D pen has exceeded our expectations and has become a fun activity that even the whole family can enjoy. Highly recommend for any young artist or budding engineer!

I’m into model building and thought the Flow pen could help with adding custom details. It works wonderfully for that purpose.The pen is easy to handle, and the plastic sets quickly. It took me a couple of practice runs to get used to the flow rate for precise detail, but overall it’s a fantastic tool.

Cant even use it, box is completely different from what is shown in the sale picture for a start. Tried putting filament through (the ones that come with it) and it gets stuck so cant even get it all the way through to the heated end. Not sure if im doing something wrong or the pen itself is faulty. Seems like the hole towards the end is actually smaller than the filament itself. Do not get this from here. Plenty more better and more reliable 3d pens out there.

Very easy to use