And this is partly why the handful of 3D printing pens already on the market aren’t the easiest tools to use. So maybe the CreoPop pen, which instead uses UV light to cure a liquid resin, might ...

Cool! CreoPop 3D-printing pen doesn't use hot plastic The secret to the cool temperatures of the soon-to-be-crowdfunded CreoPop 3D-printing pen is a special type of resin that hardens with UV light.

[3D SANAGO] is a bit of a master when it comes to using a 3D-printing pen. Their latest work involved fixing a broken humidifier and giving it a Pokemon-themed makeover. It’s an education in ...

Rather than spending all your money on a $1,000 3D printer you'll use once, consider picking up the Scribbler DUO 3D Pen instead and start making beautiful plastic creations for less than $100.

It lets you freehand draw a 3D creation, and while it’s easy to operate, a heaping helping of patience and precision is required. Using the 3Doodler is a lot like using a glue gun.

Kids these days have got it so good. They've got writing utensils like Polaroid's Candy Play 3D Pen that let them draw candy art they can later eat.

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

3Doodler is taking 3D pen printing into a more serious sphere, with a brand new Pro pen that aims to provide a more refined experience to professional users such as architects, engineers and ...