Is This 3D Pen Real? My Mind Is Blown
45sSurprising disbelief about a technology that looks too advanced to be true creates instant curiosity and high engagement.
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The video documents the creator's first experience using a 3D pen to draw and construct three-dimensional objects. Despite initial struggles and a steep learning curve, they manage to create a small pair of glasses, a keychain, and a bicycle model, sharing their process and frustrations along the way.
Chapters
[00:01]
Initial skepticism and excitement
The creator was amazed by videos of 3D pen creations and decided to buy one to try it out, despite initial disbelief that such a device existed.
[00:45]
Unboxing and setup
The pen comes with filament (plastic), instructions, and stencils. The creator struggles to understand the parts but proceeds to test the pen.
[02:29]
First attempt and learning curve
The pen needs to heat up (red to blue indicator). The first attempt fails, requiring multiple tries to get the technique right—moving at the correct speed and angle.
[03:47]
Patience required
Making a simple pair of glasses takes about an hour. The creator emphasizes that the process is neither easy nor extremely difficult but demands patience and practice.
[04:28]
First creation: glasses
After gluing pieces together, the creator finishes a small pair of glasses, noting that one roll of filament is enough for one project and that additional finishing (filing, polishing) is possible.
[05:08]
Second creation: keychain
Using leftover filament, the creator makes a puzzle-shaped keychain, filling gaps carefully. Rates it moderately successful.
[06:00]
Third creation: bicycle
The creator draws a bicycle template and assembles the pieces. Despite missing details, they are pleased with the result, calling it their first bicycle in real life.
The creator successfully made three small 3D objects with the pen, but the experience was time-consuming and required practice. They encourage viewers to try it and subscribe for more content.
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💡 Key Takeaways
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Patience is key
The creator explicitly states that the process took an hour for a simple pair of glasses, highlighting the time investment required for 3D pen projects.
03:47
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One roll per project
Reveals a practical constraint: each filament roll is enough for only one small object, which is valuable for beginners planning projects.
04:28
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Reusing leftover material
Demonstrates resourcefulness by using leftover filament to make a keychain, showing that scraps can be used for smaller items.
05:08Full Transcript
[00:01] draw anything I imagine? Lie. Well, I thought the same thing until I came across these kinds of videos that really blew my mind . I honestly thought it was some kind of Chinese technology,
[00:15] that this machine didn't exist, and I was like, "But what is this?" And guess what, I just bought a 3D pen to make these kinds of videos. Ah, the truth is that I just bought this 3D pen because I couldn't stand it anymore
[00:31] revolutionize the 3D world. So let's try out this 3D pen. Well, and before we continue here between us, I want to apologize to my doctor and to you all, because I didn't take care of my teeth. Oh, I'm going to be
[00:45] honest with you, I was eating super deliciously and two of my teeth fell out and now I feel really two of my teeth fell out and now I feel really bad for you all. But
[00:58] continue with the unboxing. And now, let's do the unboxing of the famous 3D pen, which I was really excited about. idea. I need to make this track. The idea behind this pencil is that we can basically draw anything we can think of
[01:12] . I love it. It's super high- tech. I assume that's how it's put in here, I don't know what it's called, like , I don't know. Well, this is how the pencil comes. , I don't know. Well, this is how the pencil comes. Let's see what else is coming. Ah, I
[01:26] Let's see what else is coming. Ah, I mean, I mean, this is like plastic, like the liquid that, I don't know what it's called. What is this? Oh, no,
[01:38] called. What is this? Oh, no, the instructions. We can do that too. What is this? Like an insect. Oh no. Insects don't
[01:50] great with insects, so let's avoid that, please. We can get some glasses, some bicycles, I mean, to put it better, this was the best investment a commercial break because I was really
[02:04] wait a moment and we'll continue. And the truth is, I had a craving, kind of on the side. You can see that I also ordered a waffle. Oh, what a delight. I haven't eaten this in a while. This is going to be like a commercial break. It had been
[02:17] delicious. And I'm going to enjoy that down to the last bite. And now, we can begin. These are the instructions, but I think
[02:29] we can draw on top of that to make it look like the design. So I'm going to try it. In other words, we have to wait because it's still in the red. We have to wait until it turns blue. Well, and for that you need a lot of patience because
[02:41] anyone can get stressed and I don't know, I'm kind of confused, but I think I can first time using this lap [music] and my ego was telling me this was super easy. I'm going to try it again because I didn't
[02:55] like it. And well, as you can see, I had to try again because I wasn't getting it right . It's like learning the technique. I don't really know. Notice that if I stick faster. Technically, I
[03:07] stick faster. Technically, I need more practice. In people who do all sorts of things with this. Glasses can't be too big for me. Now Glasses can't be too big for me. Now , let's talk about this.
[03:19] How spectacular! Okay, now that we have the two legs very carefully. I'm really doing my best to make sure truth is, I don't want to make a fool of myself this first time. The important thing here is that I
[03:33] are bored. Well, at least you can see that I'm finishing the base and you can see that I'm finishing the base and now we'll add a little air. Let's see. Well, we only need one more leg and we'll have the first pair of glasses, that is, we're
[03:47] And well, for some reason I'm getting upset. As I said, you need a lot of patience for this. I mean, literally, I've spent an hour making these literally, I've spent an hour making these glasses.
[04:01] have to tell you that it's neither easy nor that difficult. Now we're supposed to put it you understand? Well, here we have this, listen, and it gets super hard. Well, and obviously I still need to add the details, that's why
[04:15] I'm taking so long. Notice that I'm gluing all the pieces together with the same plastic . The idea is to join them one by one. And well, it seems to be careful because it gets hot. But you can see I'm almost finished. I'm
[04:28] super excited. Basically, one roll of this is enough to do just one thing, so I'm going to have to buy more. Basically, we already have our first pair of glasses, which I made very small, but I mean, this doesn't have to
[04:43] stay like this. This is like the base because I've seen that people file it and put on a shine to make it perfect, but I don't have a file or shine. Well, and I think I'm in luck because
[04:55] Well, and I think I'm in luck because you see, I found these
[05:08] well, you see that on the other hand we can make puzzle-shaped keychains and since I had some material left over from the other one, well, let's make one. Well, here I am, super defeated, making my new keychain. You guys aren't going to be able to handle
[05:20] want to fast, so I have to give it my all. Here I was kind of finishing the details and well this needs to be filled in properly so that there are no gaps. It's a little warm, not too much, but
[05:34] from one to 10, how would you rate this keychain? It didn't turn out too bad. want to change it for another one, but I do n't know how. I think backwards. Oh, yes. I mean, I want to paint it this color
[05:48] that I think is super pretty. And well, you can see that the same pencil does the job. Here I started doing another design and for some reason the camera got understanding. Well, the truth is that I'm pretending to ride a bicycle because I've
[06:00] never had one in real life. Basically, it's like drawing on top of the template and removing it. In other words, it's not that easy, but it's not that difficult either. And now that the pieces together. I think this is one of my favorite drawings. Okay, babies,
[06:14] you rate it. My first bicycle in real life. You be the judge. It obviously lacks some details, but you can see that it didn't turn out too bad. Please rate my own 3D creations. And well, babies, we've reached the
[06:29] end of the video. I'm super happy and well, I really had a lot of faith in him. I hope you do too. I hope you loved it as much as I did. And remember to give it a like, obviously subscribe by clicking the red button, and
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