2:00 pm April 21, 2016 By Julian Horsey YouTuber Tinkernut has created a desktop 3D printer using a 3D printing pen and a little skilful tinkering for the affordable price of just $65.

There’s something uniquely satisfying about a pen plotter. Though less speedy or precise than a modern printer, watching a pen glide across the page, mimicking human drawing, is mesmerizing. This ...

3D printers are essentially four parts: a bed, filament, and a hot end and extruder. In a previous project, [Daniel] used parts from old CD drives to create a three-axis CNC machine which he uses ...

An enthusiast has created a 3D printer out of Lego bricks that actually works and even printed a Benchy when testing.

The 3DSimo Mini pen can burn designs into wood, forge sculptures out of plastic, solder metal, and shear through foam.

If you’ve ever used a hot glue gun for a craft project, you already know how tricky and messy they can be to work with. And this is partly why the handful of 3D printing pens already on the ...

That’s where a 3D printer pen comes in. Instead of coming up with a plan, inputting it, and waiting, users can instantly doodle three-dimensional objects, scribbling thin plastic structures into ...

3Doodler was the first 3D printing pen, which attracted international attention. The project raised over $2.3 million on Kickstarter from backers. But its bulky shape made it difficult for users ...

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 ...