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Hi @Slurpybox please reach out to help@the3doodler.com and they can help you figure out your issue. please let them know what pen you are using, Flow, Crate+, Create, 2.0 ect.. and let them know the issue. They can help get you up and doodling asap.

The 3Doodler Pro+ is what you are looking for you can find pricing and more info on our site www.the3doodler.com

Hi, In the video they are using a 3Doodler Create, but this video is from 5 years ago and since then there has been the 3Doodler Create+ and the 3Doodler Flow. The 3Doodler Pro series is also available and can be used for this project as well. Hope that helps.

please reach out to help@the3doodler.com Please let us know what pen you are using, and a bit more detail about what steps you are taking. Did you start the pen first and then put the plastic in the pen and push it in so that its in the gears? We have more videos on as well that might help. Or you can try and go to our website www.the3doodler.com and check out the getting started section learn.the3doodler.com/getting-started/ it has lots of tip and tricks as well.

you can make the tassel as wide as you want. Just pick your size you want it and add more strokes and make it as wide as you want. This whole project can be scaled up to a full size lantern for example you would just have to increase the print out size by printing it bigger from the printer. Hope that helps!

How long can the pen sit idle while on to transition from piece to piece for a project? It really seems like it can't sit with hot plastic in it idle for any amount of time.

@@markelcj you don't need to reverse the plastic when the pen is paused. The pen auto retracts the plastic for you. Before putting it away to store the pen you might want to retract the plastic out to make it easier to store it.

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@gigisland9541, are you using the included power supply or trying to run it off some other USB port? It need's 2 Amps, 5v. Not every USB port will power it properly and then it will not have enough power and lose heat and go red or restart. If it's not the power supply please reach out to Help@the3doodler.com and they can get you up and doodling asap.

please reach out to help@the3doodler.com and they can help you get back up and doodling in no time.

Hello! We're sorry to hear you're having trouble with your 3D pen. Please reach out to help@the3doodler.com with the issue you're having. They will be able to get you back up and doodling soon!

@@The3doodler I figured it out now. I thought I could use the filament I use for my 3D printer on the pen, but I didn't realize at first that that filament is thinner than the one the pen needs. And if it's too thin, the pen can't grip it properly. (answering in case anyone else was thinking they could use the 3D printer filament on the pen :') )

@@ilaac. Yes the 3Doodler Create+ uses 3mm standard (also some times called 2.89). Some printers us this size though most printers use 1.75mm these days. If you want to use 1.75mm then you should take a look at the 3Doodler Flow it uses 1.75mm material size. Hope that helps.

@@The3doodler oh thank you! If I had known I would end up buying a 3D printer years later I would have gotten a pen with compatible filament

Nope, the 3Doodler Start will not cause damage as it runs at a very low temperature and the tip is made from a soft material that will not scratch the screen.

the 3Doodler Create+ uses 3mm filament. 3mm is one of 2 standards for 3D printing. So if it's not 3mm ie if it's 1.75mm then no it will not fit in the pen as it's too small for the gear system.

@@The3doodler thank you for responding! Alright i wil try to figure something out!

Hi @mattdelahunt301 yes you can eat the sugar, the ChefDoodler lets you make things like a 3D pen but using Sugar that you can then eat after it's been extruded.

We have been around for over 10 years delivering products on time with a full team. We invented 3D pens with the launch of 3Doodler on kickstarter over 10 years ago and we delivered on time. So we have a good track record and a great team to get it done.

@@The3doodler then why are you still acting like a startup?

@@technodrone313 Kickstarter is a platform for launching new products and exploring new items. We very much like the community that we found when we launched 10 years ago and we have brought our newest item to this platform so that people can explore this new space with us. It also helps for us to get insight into what people want an expect out or a item like the ChefDoodler. There are a number of big companies that are using crowdfunding platform to test out new idea. So Kickstarter is not just for startups. I hope that helps to answer your questions.

We are 3Doodler are sorry to hear that you lost the power supply for your 3Doodler pen. Please reach out to help@the3Doodler.com and please let them know what type of 3Doodler you have ie Start+, Create+, or Pro+ so they can best assist you as to were to find a replacement power supply.

is marzipan sweet?

The answer was Sugar! Campaign is now live www.kickstarter.com/projects/chefdoodler/chefdoodler-the-sugar-pen-for-the-modern-baker

The answer was Sugar! Campaign is now live www.kickstarter.com/projects/chefdoodler/chefdoodler-the-sugar-pen-for-the-modern-baker

it seems quite obvious

I'm in!

I'm excited to see it in action. How will the pen set the chocolate as it comes out of the pen with its low melting point? Plastic sets quickly at room temperature.

@@RichardBarclay Depends what additives are in the chocolate? They have regular 3D chocolate printers so this will just be a smaller scale? Or you have to use it inside a walk-in freezer?

heat the pen up. You will always have filament that hardens when the pen is off. The filament will become soft again when it's heated. If you are trying to get it off the outside heat the pen up and use a paper towel or tissue to wipe it clean. If you are trying to clean the inside of the nozzle, don't as you can't really clean it and it doesn't need it. Nozzle will melt the material in them when they heat up. If your pen is having an issue please reach out to help@the3Doodler.com 99.9% of the time it's not the nozzle, we have only ever seen a very small set of issue that are the nozzle it's almost always something else. hope that helps.

@@The3doodler thanks!

3.5mm barrale jack center positive (the dot should be going to the +) 5V, 1.5~2Amps (the amps just need to be higher than 1Amp) hope that helps.

Thank you

Hi I am sorry to hear that you are having issue. First note the 3Doodler Create+ dose not charge it has to be plugged in at all time to function. If no light is on the first thing I would do is check that you have the power plugged into the right hole. You want the one that is near the top of the pen, and is off centered with a pin coming out of it. Some time people accidentally plug a pen into the hole were the filament is supposed to go as they are about the same size. If you are plugged into the correct hole and have turned the pen on to either PLA or the ABS/FLEX setting the pen should light up red while heating up. Then after about 1~2min it should change from red to Green (for PLA) or Blue (for ABS/FLEX). If you are plugged in correctly and the power socket is working and what not, but you are still having an issue please reach out to our customers serves team and they can help you. You can reach them at help@the3Doodler.com