How to 3D PEN Tutorial #3 | ADVANCED TECHNIQUES

I have created a 3 part tutorial series on How to Use a 3D Pen. This is the third video in that series and covers advanced techniques for using a 3D Pen.

Topics Covered Are:
- Point to Point Filling
- Heating
- Continuous Surface Finish
- Fine Details and Finishing

The other 2 videos in the series cover GETTING STARTED and BASIC 3D Pen techniques and they are linked directly below.

3D Pen GETTING STARTED Tutorial:

3D Pen BASIC Techniques Tutorial:

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Tools and Supplies used in this video:

Handheld Cooling Fan

Wood Burning Set

Handheld Heating Torch

Heating Torch Fuel

150 Grit Flexible Sandpaper

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**The tools shown in this tutorial can be very dangerous, so be careful and use caution when dealing with anything from this tutorial.**

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[PotentPrintables]

What other 3D Pen tutorials would you like to see?

[momory]

6:00 i can't unsee the little smile between groot's eyes

[KillSchwill]

Great tips man. For the torch though, there are much better options such as a heat gun from like a hot air rework soldering station. They make great inexpensive ones for around $40 that have temp and fan control that range from like 200-500 degrees Celsius.

[Unidentified]

Groot looks cool! I love how the texture makes it look even more realistic!!^^

[wesleyparks]

These tutorials were amazing they help me a lot with 3-D pending

[ewadess]

Awesome! I'm glad I have a wood burner! Thanks!

[inktree]

Love the tutorials! Keep em comin plz! Thanks!

[michelleclelland]

how did you do the eyes for groot. love that by the way

[devinfacer]

Love the video thanks but I’ve got to know are the eyes made with the 3D pen

[macroberts]

Can you do a vid on your personal recommendation on the equipment that is best for someone just starting to use a 3d pen or who is interested in starting
Thank you

[yonasdeneve]

What temprature u use to smooth the surface?

[omarnaguib]

Hi
great work can you recommend me a good wood burner from amazon or ebay thanks alot

[ravemasterdrummer]

You can use a heat gun in place of a torch, much safer, and doesn't leave burn Mark's as easily

[teovb]

when i use my wood burning tool to smooth my prints, my print is getting brown. In your tutorial for smoothing you say that i need to use stainless steel tips. But i cant find them in a store. Do you know where i can buy them?

[punchspelledbackwards]

Whenever I do point to point filling, my lines always drop, can u help?

[EmilySmith-xpqq]

How to start it like do the temperature

[JaneThomas]

Does the filament adhere to any surface?

[Corksy]

I like how the views on these 3 videos halves from Basics to Beginner to Advanced. Nobody wants to put in energy to learn a new skill anymore.

[DarthUmbreon]

That wood burning tool looks like Karan Jarrus’s lightsaber

[j.]

The link to the pen isnt working could you please tell me the name.