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Review MYNT3D Junior2 3D Pen for Kids [2020 Model] Child Safe Low Temperature Printing Pen (NOT Compatible with ABS/PLA)

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Details: MYNT3D Junior2 3D Pen for Kids [2020 Model] Child Safe Low Temperature Printing Pen (NOT Compatible with ABS/PLA)

Brand: MYNT3D

review MYNT3D Junior2 3D Pen for Kids [2020 Model] Child Safe Low Temperature Printing Pen (NOT Compatible with ABS/PLA)

MYNT3D Junior2 3D Pen for Kids [2020 Updated] Child Safe Low Temperature Printing Pen (NOT Compatible with ABS/PLA)

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Advantages

  • Products can be returned
  • Make sure this fits by entering your model number.
  • 3D Pen designed specifically for kids, with easy to grasp ergonomic design and low temperature nozzle that wont burn young hands
  • Watch your young artists, architects or builders imagination grow off the paper in 3D
  • Junior2 is updated with the same sealed nozzle design as more advanced MYNT3D pens to stop clogs and provide countless hours of enjoyment and learning
  • Battery powered, charges with Micro USB (note: AC adapter not included) works with kid safe low temp 1.75mm PCL filament (not compatible with ABS or PLA)

Notice

  • Is an online purchase
  • Delivery may be delayed in some areas.

review MYNT3D Junior2 3D Pen for Kids [2020 Model] Child Safe Low Temperature Printing Pen (NOT Compatible with ABS/PLA)

review MYNT3D Junior2 3D Pen for Kids [2020 Model] Child Safe Low Temperature Printing Pen (NOT Compatible with ABS/PLA)

Buyer Guide 3D Printing Pens

If you are looking at buying your first 3D pen, then this guide may be of use to you.

  • Safety. This is a critical factor. You want the pen to run smoothly and without issues. There should be no fire hazards while in use or after use.
  • Temperature. Some pens have operating temperatures that can be very warm. If you plan to use this pen in hot conditions, check that the pen is designed to handle this kind of abuse.
  • Power. Consider the amount of power the pen uses. Some pens have a larger, more powerful motor than others.
  • Nozzle Size. Some pens only work with a single nozzle, but others have multiple nozzles.
  • Thickness. Some pens use thinner filaments than others.
  • Filament. Filaments are different. Some are more brittle than others, and some can warp while in use or after use.

How to choose 3D Printing Pens

3D printing pens are a great option for users who like to draw, paint, or doodle. There are several types of pens available, so it’s important to do your research before making a purchase. Here are a few things to keep in mind when you’re shopping for a 3D printing pen:

  • Is the pen compatible with 3D printers? Not all pens are compatible. If you’re looking for a pen that can draw on multiple types of 3D printers, you may want to invest in a pen that is compatible with both consumer and professional devices.
  • Does the pen have an ink reservoir? Ink reservoirs can help users save ink and keep pens clean, but it’s important to consider the amount of space you have available for an ink reservoir. Many 3D printing pens have small reservoirs (typically 1.5-2.5 cc), so if you’re planning to use the pen with multiple devices, you may want to invest in a larger reservoir.
  • Does the pen work with multiple types of filament? 3D printers can use different types of filament, so it’s important to choose a pen that is compatible with the type of filament you want to use.
  • Does the pen have a fine tip? One of the biggest differences between 3D printing pens is the size of the tip. Although a 0.03mm tip is generally recommended for beginners, some users may prefer a larger tip, especially if they want to draw fine lines.
  • Does the pen come with a warranty? When shopping for a 3D printing pen, it’s important to know the manufacturer’s warranty. Most manufacturers offer one-year warranties on their products.

How to maintain 3D Printing Pens

To get the most out of your 3D pen, it’s important to take good care of it.
Never leave your pen unattended, and avoid using metallic or sharpened objects.