
Tactile Tech That Boosts Kids' Creative Confidence
Our Start+ 3D printing pen combines art and design with technology for inventive, educational play for kids ages 6-13 years old.
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3Doodler Start+ Essentials Pen Set $59.99
Learn more- 1x 3Doodler Start+ 3D Pen
- 72x Start+ Eco-Plastic Strands
- 1x Activity Guidebook with project ideas and step-by-step instructions
- 1X USB-C Charging Cable
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MyFirst 3Doodler Start+ 3D Pen Bundle $79.99
Learn more- 1x 3Doodler Start+ 3D Pen
- 72x 3Doodler Start Eco-Plastic Strands
- 1x Activity Guidebook with project ideas and step-by-step instructions
- 1x USB-C Charging Cable
- 75x Additional Strands of Refills
- x9 Challenge Cards
- 1x DoodlePad (a reusable surface for drawing)
How It Works
Touch the circles to learn about the various 3Doodler START+ pen features.

Easy as 1, 2, 3D
Whether your child is into arts & crafts, science & math, or building & tinkering, we have projects that will capture their attention & get them creating!


Safe and Clean
No hot parts. No messy glue or resin. Uses our 3Doodler Start+ Eco-Plastic.

Easy to Use
Just turn it on, insert a strand and start Doodling anything you want in 3D, immediately.

Wireless
Charge it up in ~30 minutes and Doodle anywhere!


Activity Guide
An included booklet featuring tips and 10+ stencils to support your first Doodling experience!

Limitless Fun
Create anything you like with 3Doodler Start+. The fun is limited only by your imagination.

RNIB Approved
Endorsed and recommended for blind and partially sighted people.
Questions and Answers
How long can I use the Start+ 3D Pen for?
Once fully charged, your 3Doodler Start+ will run wirelessly for 30-45 minutes. Out of power? Charge it up!
Is the Start+ 3D Pen safe for kids?
Yes! The 3Doodler Start+ 3D Pen is 100% safe for kids (no external hot parts), easy to use, and wireless for open and go fun. The pen is specifically designed for kids ages 6-13 years old. Check out our getting started tips here.
What type of plastic works with the Start+ 3D Pen?
Your Start+ 3D pen only works with our 3Doodler Start+ ECO-Plastic. Our Start+ Eco-Plastic was developed specifically for this pen, so that you can Doodle at lower temperatures. To take a peek at the color options head over to our Start+ Eco-Plastic Collection here.
Is the plastic recyclable?
Recycling options for 3D printing filament vary by location. The first step is to check your local recycling authority's website or call nearby recycling centers or makerspaces to ask if they accept 3D printing materials.
Start+ Eco-filament is made of biodegradable materials and is non-toxic. While not typically accepted in curbside recycling, some recycling centers, makerspaces, or specialty programs may accept it.
Under environmental conditions that support biological breakdown (for example: sustained heat, moisture, and microbial activity), the filament can gradually degrade.
Note: once filament has been extruded, it cannot be reused in the pen.
Resources for every age and skill level
Comes with the 3Doodler Start+ Project Booklet to get you started on some cool stencils. Also visit our website for 100’s of stencils, tutorials and project ideas.
Over 5 MILLION Happy 3Doodlers!
NAHS is using their 3doodler Start pens to transform children’s books into tactile books for visually-impaired children in Louisville! The group recently met with Kathy Mullen, director of the Visually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS), on Zoom. Kathy talked about the history pic.twitter.com/dXkmQ4mzDo
— Presentation Academy (@Pres_Academy) December 2, 2020
Had an AWESOME day with our after school kiddos using the 3Doodler Start and 3Doodler Create pens! Thank you to our friends from @3Doodler for the amazing EDU Packs for our children! Can't wait to see what they'll 3D print next! pic.twitter.com/QQoWWh8ogR
— Charlie Batch (@CharlieBatch16) October 11, 2019
We drew right IN the book with @3Doodler Start & Create pens (they won’t burn the pages!), making the illustrations touchable & able to be enjoyed by the blind & visually impaired. Our ASL class plans to use some & @MassapequaLib will have some donated! #3DGivingDay pic.twitter.com/ze0h1y3bXz
— Evangeline King (she/her) (@eking8274) December 4, 2019
3d pens are great fun for the classroom and adults. I use the Colido pen for older children and adults and the 3Doodler Start for children in ks1/2 as its low temp. Make templates using paper and acetate. These bug settings were work we did using The Lost Words book. pic.twitter.com/9wEX0pUarZ
— Dr Alison Buxton (@MakerEdUK) November 16, 2019
Starting the day w/ Innovation Team Ts learning about & creating 3D objects using 3Doodler Start pens! Excited to introduce the pens to Ss! @3Doodler @howard_huskies @HSSD pic.twitter.com/ieTBFwyRns
— Amy LaRonge (@amylaro) April 25, 2019
Two 3Doodler Start pens and three 3D Magic Pens in my #makerspace! This ought to lead to great 3D printer ideas! pic.twitter.com/V9RxsgyDiD
— Rhonda Jenkins (@luv2teachtech) August 18, 2018
Contact Us
Questions, comments, concerns? Don't hesistate to reach out via our form or by calling us direct at 718-618-9904.