| 3D printing has been revolutionized and democratized our production methods, allowing small companies, groups and even individuals to create objects and designs that previously had only expensive equipment. Now 3Doodler brings 3D printing to traditional manufacturing, and its new Create+ pen will hopefully change the way you see 3D printing.  3Doodler pioneered the world of 3D printing with Kickstarter using 3D printing pens five years ago. The 3Doodler pen is more than just a novelty. It is revolutionary in reducing 3D printing technology, achieving a recognized pen size. 3Doodler Create+ The company's fifth generation Create+ has the first dual drive gear system that not only breaks the 3D printing pen market, but also breaks the 3D printing industry itself. As part of the extruder, the transmission is very helpful in pushing out the hot end of the penholder. Filament material. 3Doodler Create+ makes it easier to load filaments and even reduces annoying stuck problems. Efficiency is not the only change that Create+ brings. It also has improved features that make the pen easier and safer to use. This is an important indicator for products targeted at younger audiences. For example, the tip is automatically retracted to avoid hot filament exudation. Or the tip accidentally burns someone. The pen will also automatically sleep after a certain amount of free time, not only saving electricity, but also avoiding accidents.  3Doodler not only sells next-generation 3D printing pens, it also bundles 3Doodler Create+ suites and suites as part of a larger program. As part of the Essential pen suite, 3Doodler Create+ can be purchased directly from 3Doodler and Amazon, starting at £69.99. ($94), with three packs of plastic. If this is not enough, the new pen is also compatible with the existing 3Doodler Create plastic, canvas, and project suite. Speaking of the kit, this year will see a new batch of preparations that will begin to be bundled. Products, from Clutch & Purse Kit all the way to sophisticated STEM toolkits such as Advanced Robotics, etc. |
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