Mistakes 3D Pen Users ALWAYS Make
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2020
- I discuss the most common mistakes 3D printing pen users make and give some tips and tricks on how to avoid them. I hope these help you on your way to making some great 3D pen creations.
5 Common Mistakes Discussed:
- Trying to Pen completely up “In the Air”
- Pushing out too much filament [ Over Extrusion ]
- Sticking and NOT sticking to surfaces [ Adhesion Issues ]
- Combining different methods
- And what to use at the center of 3D pen creations [ Infill ]
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Main 3D Pen used in this video:
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Tools and Supplies used in this video:
Flush Cutters
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Handheld Cooling Fan
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Blue painters tape
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*The tools and methods shown in this tutorial can be dangerous, so please use the correct safety equipment, be careful and use caution when dealing with anything from this tutorial.*
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What is the name of the pen you use in your current videos?
Hello, do you know the tool that is used to flatten the surfaces? Idk what it is called and id like one. Thank you.
Can you tell me what the name of that orange pen is please.
Kiedy 😯
@@dilanarceo5676 3D pen
A HUGE thing to remember that I just found out the hard way is that different colors can cause the filament to react differently. Have to adjust temperatures. You can actually feel the filament, and tell that some colors are harder than others. My metallic bronze kept cracking until it completely shut down my pen. Wasn't from the heat either since it was breaking before it reached the tip.
I've been using a 3D pen for almost 3 years and this video is spot on! But I think the biggest mistake people make is that they don't embrace the more organic/imperfect results a 3D pen uses, while smooth surfaces are possible through a few techniques, making things like trees and organic creatures look so good when modelled with a 3D pen rather than stuff like Xwings and other structures that need to be smooth
This is a really good point and I totally agree. Thanks for sharing it!
Ooh, a tree, that sounds like a great idea, def going to try that when my pen comes!
Absolutely the best introduction to 3D doodling. He expressed my beginning concerns and challenges that I’m having with a wonderful pace, excellent diction, clear examples, and I even appreciated the incorporation of other medium like aluminum foil to help us achieve our design goals. Really thanks a lot! I’ve watched lots of 3D doodling videos, but you’re also my first subscription just from a this video alone. Looking forward to your channel 😊
Thanks so much for the nice feedback, it is appreciated!
@@PotentPrintables
Hey, my pleasure! I just checked out another winning video of yours 😊 Really great to have your resource handy while using the doodler. I got it on a small tripod and a phone grip while on the workbench 👍
Also, another great tip when using wax paper is to actually pick up all the paper, then bending it away from the filament so that you're not bending the filament at all if it's thinner/fragile
Would a good metal spatula be a smart idea or is it too hard to slide underneath the plastic?
@@ZieSpiralOut I am very late, but probably. My 3D printer (not pen, but close to one) comes with a spatula and both a 3D pen and 3D printer are both very similar besides the huge amount of electronics a 3D printer has, so I assume it would be a good idea. I am only saying this because I have not used my 3D pen yet..
Looks like lesson 1 for me is to get a new pen. I bought the first generation 3Doodler and it definitely doesn't control that well. (I added your video on picking one to my queue for later.) I have my own pile of those triangular pyramids from my early attempts to do it as advertised...
One of my successes with it was in plastic "welding". I was making fake welds on plastic to then paint over with plastidip, automotive primer, and metallic paint, then weathering with blackwash and hand-painting some acrylic "rust" color patterning to make them look like metal welds on a metal surface. The 3Doodler portion of it came out very well and the layers adhered to it well, giving the right raised structure to look like welding. A Dremmel can grind down bad spots, but honestly the problems with 3D pens are very similar to welding problems, so a bad 3D pen job looks like a bad weld after painting.
The other success was replicating an anime prop (Mate Chopper from Sword Art Online) which I used a template to make both halves, then bridged them to make the gold "ivy" bade decoration work like a clasp so I could paint it separately and slip it on. PLA is just flexible enough that it worked perfectly without needing adhesive.
I always find that printing lines in the air kinda pointless and time consuming.
Drawing lines on pad and fuse them later is way more faster method.
Totally agreed!
Never pointless to improve ones abilities.
İts your opinion,i should respect it. but for me i use the both methods
@@roadkill236 If that works for you and its convenient that's absolutely fine. Everyone experience will be different from others :)
@@3DPlasticFantasy i use a cheap pen,it gets cold faster thats why i guess...
YES! Wax paper was discovered by my 3D printing son a couple years back when he had a pen. It works wonders and can be reused several times... and it's cheap.
Great video, Ali.
Thanks Dan, appreciate the nice feedback!
I would love to see you showing what “too fast” and “too slow” look like (much like you did in this video but even more in depth.) This was fabulous though. Mixing media and materials is part of my belief system too!
Thank you for this tutorial! I haven't started experimenting with a 3D pen yet, but I'm getting ready to dive in and this was very helpful
I know I'm kinda late, but I use card stock paper to print on, doesn't stick to the creation, but holds it down so it doesn't curl at the ends. You can also throw it into a printer to directly print out your template and then draw on it.
Thank you so much for your videos! My first 3D pen arrives Tuesday and your videos have not just inspired me with a ton of ideas bit probably saved me allot of time and money!
You are very welcome. Glad to hear my videos have been helpful and have fun with your new pen!
Excellent suggestions and demos. Thank you!
I don't even use a 3D pen (only just got a 3D printer) but this was a really fun video to watch! Might get a pen now 😂
Gogogo..they are a lot of fun :)
@@PotentPrintables ive bought a mynt 3d super, but it hasnt arrived yet
I'd love to get a 3D printer, but I'm not sure I can justify the cost, and I don't have the space. A pen seems like a good starting place
Great video mate love how clear your videos are and you are so on point with your information
Thanks Wayne, appreciate it!
Tysm for the tips. I will definitely use all of them someday when I get a 3D pen
Thank you I've been dealing with over extrusion and also thank you for the tips
Thank you for these videos, i wanted a 3D pen for a while and finally got one and i needed help with using it, i love to draw and paint and i wanted to branch out in my art
I only have a 3d printer and I was already thinking about getting but now I am going to get one.
No joke this video appeared in my recommended feed at the perfect time. I had been wanting to look for 3D pen videos that might confirm if it’s possible to go mixed media and pen over forms made from foam or aluminium foil. I’m all for mixed media so this was music to my ears.
[I just got a dinky little 3d pen for beginngers]
For that first mistake regarding drawing in the air:
I f*ckin knew it!
Very good explanation of the basic technic !
Thank you for your suggestions. I thought I had to use the pen for every part of my project.
I got a 3Doodler for Christmas, this is something I thought about getting but just couldn't bring myself to spending money on. Now that I have one there are several things I will be using it for, such as welding my 3D prints together and filling in recessed text with a contrasting color.
I have several 3D printers and the only one that I have had any success changing filament for different color text is my original Monoprice Select mini so I think this will add a new level of enjoyment to my hobby.
I have 40 3D pens in my classroom. My students make bridges with them and then we break them to see who held the most. I have a video on my channel called, Crushing my students "hopes and dreams" in slow motion with sad piano music.
I always need to tell my students to make sure they are not using a piece of filament that has a small string or blob on the end. It will jam the pen. Cut the end of the filament so it is perfect before loading it into the pen.
When we build the bridges we never print up. Build all 4 sides separately and then weld them together.
What a great hands on, teaching activity! I watched and enjoyed the video you mentioned- hopeful more teachers can do similar activities.
Also, thanks for sharing those other tips.
Please don’t tell me I’m the only one who has this in their recommendations and decided to watch it even though they don’t have a 3D pen, and have never used one before?
True lol
Tho im buying one in a few months :D
it was really helpful!! A lot of tips and tricks that I never imagine. Thanks for sharing!!
Lots of great info here. Thanks for sharing Ali!
Thank you, glad you found it useful!
Thank you for these tips. This is one field I wouldlike to explore and this video is a sure fire way for me to avoid some of the mistakes.
You're very welcome!
This has actually helped me so much tysmmmmm ❤❤
So helpful and well-presented. Thank you.
Thank you, this is awesome!
Best tutorial I have found. Thank you ❤
i alkso love that i cant seem to find anyone that talks about using a 3d pen to repair, add to, and surface 3d prints, and no one seems to talk about using the same surface cleanup tips from 3d prints on 3d pen stuff
231 comments, and none about his incredibly relaxing voice?!
Heh, I've gotten some on other videos. Someone once commented they could listen to me read the phonebook lol.
You have inspired me to show my 3D pen! Thank you!
@PotentPrintables - Great review, as a result of it... I bought a couple of 3D pens (only £10 each on eBay) to repair/patch layering imperfections in my 3D prints using the same PLA/ABS filaments. Saving me a small fortune over two years, not having to scrap imperfect prints. Took only minutes to get acquainted with the pen's features and easy operation. Replacement nozzles are abundant and still cheap. 👍
I just liked, sub and commented on your vid mate. Waiting for my first 3d pen delivery. Got some clear filament as well to work with.
Awesome, thank you and have fun with your new pen!
Helpful video! thank you!
Just started this stuff recently, Wish i watched this before making my videos XDD
awesome stuff! Definitely helped
Glad I could help!
Super helpful insight. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Thank you, this was very helpful!
thank for all the tips!!
Very helpful. Thank you.
thank you! got a 3d pen for christmas and my first lil cube was a blob disaster when i tried to add the sides together haha. made 3 cranes so far and im delighted :>
Great video, I just got one for Christmas and had no clue. The Grinch was what I had imagined making. Ty.
Been printing for years and never knew penning was such a big hobby. Cool!
Very useful tips. Thank you so much :)
I am currently awaiting my pen and filament in the mail. I love your videos, one technique I have seen just a 2 second clip of is, taking raw filament stacking it like a bamboo mat then cover it with wax paper. Using a clothing iron they smoothed the whole mat, allowed it to cool. Seemed an easy way to make large flat sheets to shape and work with after. Have you tried the ironing method?
That's a really interesting idea, thanks for sharing it. I hadn't heard about it, but I will definitely play around with, to see what I think. Thanks!
Excellent video mate! Gravity is also your friend, I find I make a lot of my stuff upside down to get good straight lines
This was super helpful thanks
Just got my first pen as a printer person to help salvage my failed prints. Appreciate this
Pretty solid and informative presentation. Aluminium foil infill would be great for large minis.
Thank you!
Got my pen today, made some doll house sized furniture freehand and then found your vids, definitely helping loads
Glad to hear that- have fun with your new pen!
This is a great video I just bought one and interested in it and thanks for the advice
Glad I could help!
Thank you. This is helpful
You're welcome!
Thank you!
Yess thank you!!
I have my students use the clear leftover pieces from things I've laminated. If I don't have any, I'll laminate nothing to get some clear pieces to use. I also use the clear pages used for the old-school overhead projectors used in classrooms. Both of these can be used multiple times.
Thank you so much man!
thank you!
I’m planing to do a 3D pen creation so this was very helpful
Glad it was helpful and have fun with your pen!
Thank you so much I learnt a lot ❤❤
I'm getting a 3d pen soon and I found out today and I already watched like every video abt it
Awesome, have fun with it!
This is the type of channel you never think you'd watch, and then are on your 50th video
Glad you included googly eyes because they make everything better. 👍😁
Totally!
This was very useful thank you. I'm having trouble finding a good pen that won't burn out after a couple of hours, can you recommend one?
thanks for your tips. I tried a sphere the other day and drew half over a plastic ball. The problem was that I hardly could take the plastic out since it was sticking too much. I had to break the plastic instead. Is it due to a too high temperature I used or because of the material? I haven’t tested it out yet with the painter tape. I suppose it doesn’t stick as much on the tape?
I just ordered a 3D pen and I'm glad I found this video before it got here. ^^
I love these tips and I do have a 3D pen but it’s a very cheap one and it doesn’t have any of the features u gave tips about any tips for that?
very informative, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Thank You!😀
I just bought a 3d pen thanks for the advice
Fantastic :)
We have a 3doodle start pen and it's gotten clogged such that I had to disassemble the pen and clear the filament tube.
Do you have suggestions for avoiding clogs?
Thank you for the great videos!
This is the first time seeing a 3D pen. I came across your video after watching videos for 3D printers. This is very cool and definitely something I want to get. Question: You mentioned various things to use as fillers (tin foil, styrofoam, etc). Does the filler stay in or does it get removed once the piece has cured so the end result is a hollow piece like 3D printers can do. Great video. Thanks for taking the time to make it.
Thank you! The filler pieces usually stay in place, but it is possible to remove them if you plan for it in your project ahead of time. Hope you enjoy your 3D pen when you get it!
@@PotentPrintables Thank you!
Brilliant!
Thank youuuu
I found that really helpful
I got a 3d pen and getting the speed right when filling in my welding skills helped me completely avoid that problem I never had that problem just only problem I got is I got aggervate trying to dray up in space like commercials show common sense should have told me that's not practical and wax paper great idea. Another tip is trace over objects that already are made for what your making but use it as a base. Like my gf wanted to make a huge elaborate mask that looks like day of the dead with flowers and stuff and Mardis gras shape mask mixed in and she traced sunglasses and started out with 3d pen made sun glasses as her base using real sunglasses and built off that then pulled the sun glasses off and boom huge mask fit your face perfect
Great video!
Thanks!
How do u make the pen glue to stand up? I've been having alot of trouble getting it to stand up
I was planning on trying 3d penning soon, now I know what NOT to do :P
...And knowing is half the battle
Such a great video, Thank You!
I'm looking to get a 3D pen that works with the big reels of filament, the filament is on the thinner side. Which 3D pen would you recommend?
What is a good smoothing tool to buy for plastic 3d pens?
Thank you
Hi I will get my 3D pen soon so I want to know how to use so I saw your video and I like it.
Something i saw on another channel was the person wanted to figure out how to make a skin around their model without needing to sand it, they used a spatula in their off hand to do so. It did come out a little janky. So ive been thinking, would something like attaching the spatula to the pen negate this issue? My thought process is based on how roads are smoothed out, the cement trucks that pour the cement onto the road usually have a trailing fin that compresses the cement down. If it works for cement could it in theory work for plastics?
I love your videos
How do you get that soft surface finish for the Grinch??
Nice video👍👍👍
Really nice
Can we use the 3 d pen directly on a soft plastic to join two tipped parts?
For drawing up into the air, couldn't you just flip it all over. You would tag it to the bottom side of the paper and let gravity pull it down as it hardens.
Wouldn't that work better?
using cardboard to raise it, could you cut it to a more accurate tool like a toothpicck or exacto knife shape and wich would you recamend for precision?
Very informative. Thank you very much. I want to get started on using a 3D Pen on some old models.
Just to ask, can you get clear plastic for the pen and does glow in the dark paint stay on the plastic that you paint.
Thank you.
You are very welcome and glad it was helpful.
You can get translucent plastic, but it never ends up being very see through. Paint needs a lot of prep to stick correctly, but it can work.
I think there's glow in the dark filament. Idk how well it works tho
is it possible to use abs filament in normal 3d pen... mine had pla nd abs option... i bought the abs roll and tried to use it and the nozzle of the 3d pen started to melt coz f the heat, i used only the temp which can b selected on the pen.
Thx ur underated
Ever have the tip clog? Or the feed start to rip/tear the filament?