3Doodler sketches with extruded plastic rather than ink
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The 3Doodler in hand
A dragonfly created with the 3Doodler
Pete and Max, inventors of the 3Doodler
Example artworks created with the 3Doodler
Jewelry designs made with the 3doodler
By tracing over stencils with the 3Doodler, you can create the parts necessary to build larger three-dimensional objects
A fridge magnet created with the 3doodler
The 3doodler sketches with plastic, allowing you to create unique 3D artworks
The evolution of the WobbleWorks 3Doodler
The 3Doodler
Article Summary
WobbleWorks has developed a fun new way to express your artistic side – a pen which takes its inspiration from 3D printers. The 3Doodler sketches with the same plastic filament used in most personal 3D printers, allowing you to draw in the air or on paper to create wire-like artwork.
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