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The Start+ 3D pen is designed to work with our 3Doodler Start+ Eco-Filament. Our Start+ Eco-Filament was developed specifically for this pen so that you can doodle at safe, lower temperatures.

The Flow pen is designed to work with 1.75 mm filament of PLA or ABS. In addition to our own brand of filament, this pen has been designed to utilize 3rd party filament as well.

The 3Doodler PRO+ can use ABS and PLA as well as Wood, FLEXY, Metal, and Nylon filament strands.
Each material has an optimum extrusion speed and temperature setting, as well as unique properties that offer unlimited possibilities. The 3Doodler Eco-filament for Start+ is not compatible with the 3Doodler PRO+. 

The 3Doodler Start+ Eco-Filaments are 100% non-toxic, so there are absolutely no fumes.

As with any 3D printing filament, working in a well ventilated area is highly recommend for all types of 3Doodler filament. 

For the Start+, PRO+, and Create+ pens, 3Doodler filament is specifically optimized for the 3Doodler pens. It’s not possible to use other brands or types of filament in your 3Doodler.

The 3Doodler Flow and PRO have been designed specifically to utilize 1.75 mm filament, including 3rd party filaments.

To ensure you are using the right filament for your 3Doodler pen, please check our comprehensive compatibility chart.

We recommend that all of our filament for our 3Doodler 3D printing pens be stored in a cool, dry, dark place.

The 3Doodler Start+ Eco-Filament is completely safe for skin contact.

Please don’t try to draw on skin with the 3Doodler Create+, PRO+ or FLOW. You’ll burn yourself! 

Recycling options for 3D printing filament vary by location. The first step is to check your local recycling authority’s website or call nearby recycling centers or makerspaces to ask if they accept 3D printing materials.

Start+ Eco-filament is made of biodegradable materials and is non-toxic. While not typically accepted in curbside recycling, some recycling centers, makerspaces, or specialty programs may accept it.

ABS, Nylon, and Metal filaments can be recycled as number 7 filament where facilities accept them.

PLA and Wood filaments biodegrade under specific industrial conditions. For proper disposal, contact local recycling providers.

Start+ Eco-filament is made from biodegradable, non-toxic materials. Under environmental conditions that support biological breakdown (for example: sustained heat, moisture, and microbial activity), the filament can gradually degrade.

Note: once filament has been extruded, it cannot be reused in the pen.