How do you say 3D Pen or 3D Printing Pen in Korean and Japanese?

We have some amazingly creative users in Korea and Japan and plenty more of you searching for content in both languages.
To help out here are some key translations that will help you on your way.

In Korean 3D pen is 3d펜 and 3D printing pen is 3d 프린팅 펜.
In Japanese 3D pen is 3Dペン, while 3D printing pen is 3Dプリントペン.

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Related FAQs

  • Can I leave the plastic in the pen when I turn the pen off?

    Please don't! We've found that leaving warm plastic in the pen accelerates the degradation of the plastic and can cause issues with the pen over time.

  • Why are my pen's buttons not functioning as intended?

    If your buttons aren’t functioning as intended, please contact our Customer Service team by emailing and we will be more than happy to assist you.

  • Is the plastic hot when it comes out of the pen?

    For the Create+, our filaments vary in temperature but get very hot, so we do not recommend touching the plastic within 5 seconds of it coming out of the pen. Please do not touch the pen tip when it is hot, as it can cause burns. For the 3Doodler Start and 3D Build & Play, the plastic is warm when extruded and is safe to touch, and the pen tip doesn't get hot. There is not any burn risk with the 3Doodler Start or the 3D Build & Play.

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