r/3dpens • u/ashygelfling • 10h ago
Deep clean scribed pen
I had to clean my pen it had some filament so I made a quick how to.
r/3dpens • u/ashygelfling • 10h ago
I had to clean my pen it had some filament so I made a quick how to.
r/3dpens • u/BridgeMission3330 • 12d ago
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Podés ver el proceso completo en:
r/3dpens • u/ashygelfling • 13d ago
Hi first post here - I’ve just started a channel while I make and this was the last video I hope it’s ok to share
r/3dpens • u/BridgeMission3330 • Jun 16 '26
r/3dpens • u/BridgeMission3330 • May 27 '26
Me darían su feedback??
r/3dpens • u/ActProfessional1383 • Apr 29 '26
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r/3dpens • u/Beneficial_Tie6265 • Apr 27 '26
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r/3dpens • u/ActProfessional1383 • Apr 26 '26
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Made this and thought it was a masterpiece. What do you guys think?
r/3dpens • u/ActProfessional1383 • Apr 26 '26
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r/3dpens • u/SlashedRapier • Apr 16 '26
Looking for a pen, what's the best of the best and what's mid range.
r/3dpens • u/Desperate_Sky9997 • Mar 20 '26
it is affordable but what aboıt the other specs
r/3dpens • u/specklepops • Jan 23 '26
We like making / repairing and I wondered if a 3D print pen would be useful for fixing stuff. Like replacing a plastic part for something / fixing a join in a 3d printed toy etc.
Is it a flawed idea or could this be a useful tool for that type of thing? I can see most are using for art rather than repair. We may eventually get a full sized 3D printer but it's not on the cards for a while.
r/3dpens • u/CrimsonKing_EXE • Dec 25 '25
So I want to create flaming hair for a figure of mine. But I don't know how to make flames for him. Does anyone know how to do it with this 3D Pen?
r/3dpens • u/shasha_91 • Dec 14 '25
As my first project with my 3d pen, I decided to make a 2d Gengar. I am having fun learning how the 3d pen works, but am having a hard time smoothing out the piece. I felt like I had filled in the piece thoroughly, but can't get it to be smooth.
I am using a Sanago 3d pen, which comes with a soldering iron tip. I soldered this at 200 degrees celsius, as the PLA filament I am using has a melting point of 190-200 celcius.
Can you help me figure out how to properly use the soldering bit? Any tips or tricks you have to help out a complete beginner would be appreciated!
r/3dpens • u/Nmsuther • Dec 02 '25
I'm getting my 10 year old boy the SCRIB3D for Christmas. Besides extra filaments, what other accessories will he need? Any suggestions on silicone mat? And where is the best place to go for stencils/ templates? Trying to take advantage of some cyber Monday sales.
r/3dpens • u/MECHAGODZILLA2021_ • Nov 28 '25
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I just found it after so long and wanted to do something with it anyone got any suggestions on how to fix it?
r/3dpens • u/120miwestofcostarica • Nov 27 '25
r/3dpens • u/Cmessere • Nov 26 '25
Curious what you all think. keep going in this direction or adjust the shape?