This ppt gives you basic idea of how to use 3doodler.

1. 3Doodler
The World’s first 3D writing pen
MD Arshad Shareef

2. CONTENTS
 WHAT IS 3DOODLER?
 KNOW YOUR DOODLER
 STEPS TO USE 3DOODLER
 TURN ON DOODLER
 LOAD THE PLASTIC
 SELECT THE SPEED
 DOUBLE CLICK FOR CONTINUOUS FLOW
 UNLOAD THE PLASTIC
 SPECIFICATIONS
 USES
 CONCLUSION
 REFERENCES

3. WHAT IS 3DOODLER?
 The 3doodler is a first 3D pen developed by Peter Dilworth and Maxwell
Bogue of WobbleWorks LLC.
 It is capable of drawing in the air or on surfaces.
 The 3D printing pen uses ABS plastic which is the same material used by
many 3D printers.
 The 3Doodler contains a mains-powered electric heater that melts plastic
which then cools as it comes out of the end of the pen like a cake-icer

4. KNOW YOUR DOODLER
1. Nozzle
2. Extrusion Speed Control (Fast)
3. Extrusion Speed Control (Slow)
4. Cooling Fan
5. LED Indicator
6. Power Cord
7. Maintenance Cover
8. Cleaning Tool
9. ON/OFF Switch
10. Temperature Adjuster
11. Control Port
12. Plastic/Filament Loader
13. Mini Screwdriver
14. Nozzle Removal Tool

5. STEPS TO USE 3DOODLER:
1. Plug in your pen and turn it on.
2. Allow your doodle to heat up before loading plastic/filament
3. Load the pen
4. Extrude/Select your speed
5. Double click for continuous flow
6. Unloading/Reversing the plastic filament

6. TURN ON DOODLER
• Turn the pen on by selecting the correct heating
temperature for the type of plastic/filament you are
using.
• Set the slide switch to HI (“High”) for high
temperature plastics/filaments like ABS or FLEXY, or
LO (“Low”) for low temperature plastics/filaments like
PLA or WOOD.
• The 3Doodler takes approximately 1.5 minutes to heat
up. During that time the LED indicator will be RED
and it will not be possible to use the pen. Once the
correct melting temperature is reached and the pen is
ready, the LED indicator will change to BLUE (HI) or
GREEN (LO)

7. LOAD THE PLASTIC
 Load the plastic/filament into the plastic loader at the back of the pen,
feeding it down the length of the 3Doodler until you feel it gripped by the
gears inside the pen. It can take up to 30 seconds for a newly loaded strand
to begin extruding from the nozzle of the pen.
 If you do not feel the plastic/filament being gripped by the gears inside the
pen, please give it a gentle clockwise twist while pushing it down the shaft
of the 3Doodler.

8. SELECT THE SPEED
Press and hold the button for the desired extrusion speed (FAST (3) or
SLOW (4) ) and wait for the heated material to emerge from the pen tip.
Releasing the chosen speed button will cause the pen to stop extruding the
heated material.

9. DOUBLE CLICK FOR CONTINUOUS
FLOW
• Your 3Doodler can be set to continuously extrude plastic/filament without you
having to hold down on the extrusion buttons.
Simply double-click on the desired extrusion speed (FAST (3) or SLOW (4) ) and your
3Doodler will continuously extrude plastic/filament for up to ten minutes before
stopping.
• To stop the continuous flow of plastic/filament, simply click on either the FAST (3)
or SLOW (4) button on your 3Doodler.
• To temporarily pause the continuous flow of plastic/filament, hold down on either the
FAST (3) or SLOW (4) button on your 3Doodler and then release to resume
continuous flow.

10. UNLOAD THE PLASTIC
• Hold down BOTH the FAST (3) and SLOW (4) extrusion buttons at the
same time. The LED indicator (5) will flash.
• When the plastic/filament stops moving in reverse you may gently take it
out from the back of the pen .

11. SPECIFICATIONS
• Output Power: 6W
• Output Voltage: 5V
• Input Voltage: 5V

12. USES
There are many ways 3Doodler can be
used. Some of them are:
 Basic 3D shapes and 3D models.
 Jewellery, pendants and hanging ornaments
 Decorative art and fridge magnets
 Personalization of everyday objects (iPhone cases, laptops, pens, etc.)
 A mini Eiffel Tower or a soccer pitch for your Lego men
 And much much more…

13. CONCLUSION
 3Doodler can be used whether you are an artist, hobbyist or
3D printing fanatic.
 3Doodler is not a toy. The recommended age for use of it is
12.

14. REFERENCES
 http://the3doodler.com
 http://3dprintingsystems.com/products/3doodler/
 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/technology-
video/9882624/3Doodler-explained-how-the-3D-printing-pen-
works.html