Child tracing a penguin with the 3D pen on a guided booklet

3D Pen for Kids – Low-Temperature 35 °C Tip, Cordless, Booklets & Mechanical Kit

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Child tracing a penguin with the 3D pen on a guided booklet
  • Child tracing a penguin with the 3D pen on a guided booklet
  • Unboxing the 3D pen pack with its booklets and filament
  • Clipping walking and vibrating modules onto 3D pen creations
  • Creations made with glow-in-the-dark filament shining in the dark
  • Boy drawing red lines with the 3D pen
  • Boy drawing with the 3D pen at the table
  • The 3D pen with its box, filament rolls, USB-C cable, finger guards and two booklets
  • Mechanical kit with storage box, booklet, walking and vibrating modules and filament
  • The finished 3D penguin standing on the booklet
  • Boy building a moving robot with the 3D pen
  • Child and parent working on a booklet with the 3D pen
  • Child holding a tall tower made with the 3D pen
  • Insects and robots from the mechanical kit with their modules
  • Mechanical booklet with robots, insects and characters
  • Booklet with world landmarks made with the 3D pen
  • Booklet with dinosaurs and animals made with the 3D pen
  • Booklet with a dragon model and the finished 3D dragon
  • Booklet with a clock tower model and the finished tower
  • Boy wearing glasses he made with the 3D pen
  • Child drawing a turtle with the 3D pen
  • Child tracing a penguin with the 3D pen on a guided booklet
  • Unboxing the 3D pen pack with its booklets and filament
  • Clipping walking and vibrating modules onto 3D pen creations
  • Creations made with glow-in-the-dark filament shining in the dark
  • Boy drawing red lines with the 3D pen
  • Boy drawing with the 3D pen at the table
  • The 3D pen with its box, filament rolls, USB-C cable, finger guards and two booklets
  • Mechanical kit with storage box, booklet, walking and vibrating modules and filament
  • The finished 3D penguin standing on the booklet
  • Boy building a moving robot with the 3D pen
  • Child and parent working on a booklet with the 3D pen
  • Child holding a tall tower made with the 3D pen
  • Insects and robots from the mechanical kit with their modules
  • Mechanical booklet with robots, insects and characters
  • Booklet with world landmarks made with the 3D pen
  • Booklet with dinosaurs and animals made with the 3D pen
  • Booklet with a dragon model and the finished 3D dragon
  • Booklet with a clock tower model and the finished tower
  • Boy wearing glasses he made with the 3D pen
  • Child drawing a turtle with the 3D pen
3D Pen for Kids – Low-Temperature 35 °C Tip, Cordless, Booklets & Mechanical Kit

3D Pen for Kids – Low-Temperature 35 °C Tip, Cordless, Booklets & Mechanical Kit

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35 °C tip · Cordless · From age 6

The 3D Pen Children Can Use on Their Own

A 3D pen turns a line of coloured filament into real objects: glasses, butterflies, dinosaurs, a tiny Big Ben. Ordinary 3D pens run far too hot for children, but this one has a tip that only warms to about 35 °C, roughly the temperature of a bath. So a six-year-old can draw, build and play with it alone, away from screens.

Child tracing a penguin with the 3D pen on a guided booklet

Why parents choose it

A creative toy that can hold its own against screens

Too hot to hand over

A classic 3D pen tip goes above 150 °C, so a child cannot use it without an adult right beside them.

Jams and frustration

Put an ordinary pen down for a moment and the filament can harden inside it. This one goes to sleep by itself so it does not block.

Screens win too easily

Most toys are forgotten in minutes. Here children make the toy themselves, then play with what they made.

Boy drawing with the 3D pen at the table

Safe for small hands

A tip that stays at about 35 °C

The tip warms to around 35 °C, where a classic 3D pen goes above 150 °C. That means no risk of burns, and children from 6 can create on their own. Finger guards are included too.

With a parent alongside, there is no age limit: grandparents, parents and older siblings soon join in.

Boy drawing red lines with the 3D pen
Child and parent working on a booklet with the 3D pen
Child holding a tall tower made with the 3D pen
Girl tracing a shape on the booklet

How it works

Three steps to create in 3D

1. Follow the model and let it dry

Lay the booklet flat and trace the shape straight onto the page. The filament hardens in a few seconds.

2. Peel off the pieces

The pieces come away from the pages and the stencil sheets easily. No glue, no mess.

3. Assemble and play

Join the pieces with the pen to stand your creation up in 3D, then play with it.

Tracing the penguin pieces on the booklet
Peeling the finished penguin pieces off the page
The finished 3D penguin standing on the booklet
The 3D pen with its box, filament rolls, USB-C cable, finger guards and two booklets

Everything to start

A complete pack, nothing else to buy

The pack comes ready to create from the moment you open it: the cordless pen, 18 rolls of coloured filament (180 m in total), a USB-C cable, 3 finger guards, two guided booklets (one to get started, one to go further) and two stencil sheets.

The stencil sheets let children draw over a page printed at home without the filament sticking to the paper.

The 3D pen box on a table

Cordless and rechargeable

Create anywhere, for as long as they like

The built-in battery gives about 1 hour of drawing without a cable. For longer sessions, plug it in with the supplied USB-C cable and it keeps going while it charges. No batteries needed.

Put it down for a moment and the pen goes to sleep by itself, so the filament does not harden in the tip and jam it. Pick it up again and it is ready.

Guided booklets

Step-by-step models, from simple to ambitious

Booklet with a dragon model and the finished 3D dragon

Draw straight on the page

Each model is printed full size, so children trace it directly, peel it off and assemble it.

Booklet with butterfly and glasses models and the finished pieces

Butterflies and glasses

Wearable glasses and delicate butterflies are favourites.

Booklet with a clock tower model and the finished tower

Famous buildings

Build monuments like a tall clock tower, piece by piece.

Booklet with a digger model and the finished yellow digger

Vehicles

Diggers, planes and boats that stand up on the table.

Booklet with a blossom tree model and the finished tree
Booklet with a boat model and the finished boat
Booklet with dog and cat models and the finished animals
Booklet with a plane model and the finished plane
Booklet with a rainbow and monster models
Booklet with a house model and the finished house
Booklet with world landmarks made with the 3D pen
Booklet with dinosaurs and animals made with the 3D pen
Mechanical kit with storage box, booklet, walking and vibrating modules and filament

Included: the mechanical kit

Make your creations walk and wiggle

The pack includes the mechanical kit: 3 walking modules and 3 vibrating modules that clip onto your creations so they really move, plus a booklet of 20 creations to bring to life.

It also brings 6 rolls of filament (60 m) in sky blue, yellow, red, green, black and a glow-in-the-dark colour, so creations shine in the dark, all packed in a storage box.

Insects and robots from the mechanical kit with their modules
Contents of the mechanical kit
Boy building a moving robot with the 3D pen
Mechanical booklet with robots, insects and characters
Mechanical kit booklet with modules and filament
Boy building a tree with the 3D pen on the sofa

Calm, focus, creativity

Hours of creating, away from screens

Drawing in 3D asks for a steady hand and patience, so children settle into it and stay focused. Many parents find it a welcome screen-free activity for rainy afternoons, holidays and the quiet hour before dinner.

Children creating together at the table
Girl tracing a rainbow with the 3D pen
Boy drawing with red filament
Child tracing hearts on the booklet
Boy with glasses drawing on the booklet
Boy tracing a model at home
Camping scene with trees made with the 3D pen

Made by children

What families make with it

Boy wearing glasses he made with the 3D pen
Two ghost figures made with the 3D pen
The 3D pen pack unboxed with booklets
Yellow glasses made with the 3D pen
Eiffel tower made with the 3D pen
Clear glasses made with the 3D pen
Butterfly made with the 3D pen
Boy tracing shapes on the booklet
Child drawing a turtle with the 3D pen
Blue butterfly next to the 3D pen
Dreamcatcher made with the 3D pen
Small 3D figure made by a child

Why this one

This pen vs ordinary 3D pens

This 3D pen Ordinary 3D pens
Low-temperature tip (about 35 °C) ✓ ✗
Automatic sleep mode ✓ ✗
Made for small hands ✓ ✗
2 speed settings ✓ some
Usable while charging ✓ some
Cordless ✓ some

Questions people ask

Does it burn?

No. The tip only warms to about 35 °C, so children can use it safely on their own. Finger guards are included as well.

Will my child manage alone?

Yes, from age 6, using the booklets: trace, peel off, assemble.

Does it need batteries?

No. It is cordless with a built-in battery and charges with the supplied USB-C cable. Plugged in, it works without a time limit.

How long does the battery last?

Up to about 1 hour. For longer sessions, keep it plugged in and carry on drawing while it charges.

Is it messy?

The filament hardens in a few seconds and peels off the stencil sheets. No glue is needed.

What age is it for?

From 6 years on their own. With a parent beside them, there is no age limit.

Specifications

  • Tip temperature: about 35 °C
  • Power: built-in rechargeable battery, about 1 hour per charge; works while plugged in via USB-C
  • Sleep mode: automatic when put down
  • Speeds: 2
  • Age: from 6 years alone, any age with an adult

What's in the box

  • 1 × cordless 3D pen
  • 18 × filament rolls (180 m in total)
  • 1 × USB-C cable
  • 3 × finger guards
  • 2 × guided booklets
  • 2 × stencil sheets
  • Mechanical kit: storage box, booklet with 20 creations, 3 walking modules, 3 vibrating modules, 6 filament rolls (60 m, incl. glow-in-the-dark)

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