Unleash your endless creativity with the Scribbler DUO Dual Nozzle 3D Printing Pen. This incredible device allows you to create 3D designs all with your hand. As a tool of the 21st century, the Scribbler DUO unlocks your creative world. Simply place your filament inside and get making. As you draw, your idea turns into a 3D structure. In addition, the Scribbler DUO has a dual nozzle design. With two active nozzles, you can create faster than ever before. You have the option to use multiple colors to add another layer of dimension. The pen itself is ergonomic and comfortable to use. Additionally, it’s totally safe and clean. Complete with a lightweight design, the 1.75mm filament inside is also affordable. You have 6 speeds to choose from as well as a temperature adjustment toggle for unprecedented control.
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The pen was working well the past month, but today it suddenly stopped working and the screen says “SHORT ERROR.” I tried letting it cool down for an hour to see if that would help, but it still says the same. Can you please help?
Sent you the tracking info
I have not received my tracking yet..... any date for it ?
I have sent you a message with the tracking information.
All non-USA orders were shipped and will be delivered in 10-18 business days.
I received my duo and loved it. the fourth project in a couple days the button felt very hot and not it won't work. What now! Please help. Thanks
Peter
So I've been using the pen and making some nice prints. Still getting used to it. I am looking forward to the longer version of the nozzle, keeping them clean is a pain in the you know what. I do have a few questions/problems though...
1) There's was no cover on the single/double switch. But in all the photos and even the user manual, there is a cover on it. I worry that materials will get into the switch and render it. I looked through the box and didn't see the cover... that looks to be black plastic in the photos.
2) The temperature up/down buttons work when the unit isn't extruding, but when it is, the down button actually raises the temp unless it's pressed multiple times quickly.
3) Pressing the feeding and heating button twice doesn't always put the unit into non-stop mode.
4) Where should we go to get technical support? Thanks.
Sorry, the system needed some time to update, it is working now!
@Wyatt Decker Thank you for noticing, we will fix this litile issue. We just received a new version of the DUO nozzles - the longer version https://scribbler3dpen.com/shop/scribbler-duo-nozzle/
Kickstarter backers can get a new nozzle for free (you just pay for shipping) the coupon code is "KickstarterDUO"
We will start shipping International orders next week, thank you for your support!
We are planning to start sending first orders on August 28. Thank you for your support!
We did not test DUO with Elictrifi, however as long as the filament is 1.75 mm and has a melting temperature between 100 and 240 degrees (Elictrifi has a melting temp of 130-160 ºC) it can be used with our pen.
How about Electrifi? (A low resistance conductive filament)
alternnatively, it might be possible if the soldering one has in mind is within 240deg c to modify the pen into a soldering iron cheaply and easily, no?