EDUstick® SOLO set, Blue

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Something to do from day one

Thirty ready 3D pen scenarios are open to everyone, at no cost: slides, a printable instruction and a worksheet in each.

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Dispatched within 24 h on business days. Free delivery in Poland from 399 zł, so a mat, a case or a power bank can ride along for less than the courier.

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EDUstick® SOLO set is a 3D pen designed for home use, hobby projects and a child's first encounter with three-dimensional creation. Advanced technology in a friendly form, ready for play, learning and the joy of making something real.

Draw in three dimensions

Turn imagination into physical objects, drawing in the air or on flat surfaces

Certified for children

EN 71 toy safety · CE · RoHS · REACH · 24-month warranty

Adjustable 50–230°C

Supports PLA, PCL, ABS, TPU, PET-G filaments, versatile from day one

Parental lock + auto-sleep

The lock limits heating to 90 °C, auto-sleep after 5 idle minutes

EN 71 CE RoHS REACH 24-month warranty
Why a 3D pen

From screen time to creation time

Kids don't need more screen time. They need more creation time. EDUstick® SOLO takes ideas out of imagination and turns them into objects you can hold: figurines, models, miniature buildings, jewelry, costume pieces, school projects.

Drawing in three dimensions develops spatial imagination, fine motor skills and creative confidence. It's a tool that's equal parts art and engineering, and it grows with the child.

Built for first builds

Designed for the smallest hands and the biggest imaginations

  • Lightweight & ergonomic. 64.7 g with a non-slip finish, sits comfortably even in small hands.
  • Intuitive operation. Automatically sets baseline parameters per material, eliminates errors at the start.
  • Material versatility. Compatible with PLA, PCL, ABS, TPU and PET-G filaments.
  • Precise control. 10 speed levels and smooth temperature adjustment (50–230 °C, in 5 °C increments).
  • Low-temperature mode (PCL). A gentler filament option recommended for younger makers.
  • Mobility. Optional power banks allow up to 3 hours of wireless operation.

EDUstick®: technology that develops imagination

Modern technology in a friendly form, designed to support creativity, independence and the joy of making real things, from a child's first 3D drawing to family creative projects.

This is a set of two separate, interchangeable products: a 3D pen and an external drive unit. The set price includes both, configured and ready to use. Each is also available separately as a standalone product.

What's in the box

Comes as a complete set in an elegant rigid-box package that keeps everything organized and protected, ready to create out of the box.

EDUstick® 2.0 3D pen
AC/DC power adapter with USB-C cable
Stable stand
A4 worksheet with templates
Transparent A4 work mat
Filament scissors
Starter filament kit, several colours × 3 m
User manual

Every EDUstick® set pairs a 3D pen with its external drive unit, configured and ready to use. Both parts also exist as standalone products, so one damaged element never retires a whole set.

The gallery shows what arrives. Accessories ship exactly as described on their own page.

Fits every EDUstick® pen

Accessories in this line are built around one device family, so a case, a mat or a power bank works with every EDUstick® 3D pen. No adapters, nothing to match up.

What arrives is shown in the gallery and named in the description above. The full pen specification stays on the pen page, where it belongs.

The pens and drive units these accessories serve are certified to EN 71, CE, RoHS, REACH, WEEE, EMC and LVD.

Free delivery in Poland from 399 zł, so an accessory added to a pen order usually costs less than a second courier run.

How to start

Plug in the USB-C cable, set a temperature for the material, feed in 1.75 mm filament and draw.

Ten speed levels let a younger hand slow the flow down. Filament joins to filament, so a wobbly line becomes a repair instead of a reason to start over. First models take minutes.

3D pen specification

Technology

FDM / FFF, modular extrusion drive with a mechanical lock, automatic settings per material

Materials

PLA, PCL, ABS, TPU, PET-G, with PCL as the low temperature entry for younger children

Filament

1.75 mm

Nozzle

0.7 mm, ceramic

Feed speeds

10 levels

Working temperature

50 to 230 °C, in 5 °C steps, stable to within 5 °C

Parental lock

limits heating to 90 °C

Automatic sleep

after 5 idle minutes

Safety cut-offs

temperature sensors, shutdown on overheating, overcurrent and overvoltage protection

Housing

non-slip ABS/PC, UL94 HB

Weight and size

64.7 g, 160 x 28 x 30 mm

Drop and pressure

tested from 1000 mm, over 100 N

Power

USB-C, 5 V / 2 A, 10 W

Controls and display

display and LED lights, feed, retract, auto-feed, auto-retract, speed and temperature

Certification and warranty

EN 71, CE, RoHS, REACH, WEEE, EMC, LVD, 24 months

Safety and certification

EDUstick® SOLO is designed in accordance with strict safety standards for products intended for children and young people, and it ships with complete compliance documentation. The devices are built on European, certified technology and meet EN 71, CE, RoHS, REACH, WEEE, EMC and LVD requirements.

Toy safety (EN 71). Confirms the 3D pen is fully safe for child use and meets the rigorous requirements for children's products.

Health and environment (REACH, RoHS, WEEE). Free from harmful chemicals and friendly to the planet.

Technical reliability (EMC, LVD). Full electrical safety and stable operation.

Parental lock. Limits heating to 90 °C, so the pen never reaches its 230 °C maximum. Unlocked, the whole range is available, so the adult decides how hot the lesson gets.

Auto-sleep. Standby after 5 minutes of inactivity prevents accidents.

Housing temperature control. Outer parts stay safe to handle.

Drop and pressure tested. 1000 mm drop resistance, over 100 N pressure resistance.

24 months of warranty included. Adult supervision is still recommended.

Filament and materials

Every EDUstick® 3D pen takes 1.75 mm filament through a 0.7 mm ceramic nozzle.

The Magic Filament™ range covers PLA, PCL, ABS, TPU and PET-G. PCL works at the low end of the temperature range, which makes it the entry material for the youngest hands. PLA is the everyday classroom choice.

See the whole Magic Filament™ range

Who it is for

Younger children start in the low temperature PCL mode, where the material stays soft and forgiving.

Older pupils climb the temperature and speed range and move on to cross-sections, geometric solids and working models.

Teachers get one device, one routine and one filament standard for the whole group.

Popular uses
Birthday and Christmas gifts, from age 8 with adult supervision
Creative play and hobby projects at home
A first 3D printing experience before investing in a printer
Model making, miniatures and costume pieces
Building fine motor skills and spatial thinking
Family creative time, adults love it too

What it builds

The grip first of all. A 3D pen is held like a pencil, so the hand trains for handwriting while the child thinks it is only drawing.

Then spatial imagination. Height, depth and balance become something a child has held, not something a textbook claims.

And the range grows with the child, from flat shapes to cross-sections and working models, on the same device.

What will my child actually do with it?

Thirty ready scenarios are waiting and they cost nothing. Each one comes with slides to run the activity, a printable instruction in a colour and an ink-saving version, and a worksheet you print for each child.

They are open to everyone: no account, no payment. The Creators Club adds the rest of the library, at least 30 new scenarios every month and a teacher card for every activity.

Care and cleaning

Let the pen cool down before it goes back in its case, and unplug it when the lesson ends.

Wipe the housing with a dry cloth. No part of the pen goes into water.

Changing material? Push the last of the old filament through first, at the temperature that filament wants. The next colour then comes out clean.

Keep spools dry and out of direct sun. A silicone mat rinses under cold water; a case or a power bank needs nothing but a dry cloth.

Delivery and payment

Orders leave us within 24 h on business days. Free delivery in Poland from 399 zł, so one accessory usually costs less than the courier would.

VAT invoice on request, schools and institutions included. Send your billing details to contact@edustick.eu.

Warranty and support

24 months of warranty on every EDUstick® device.

Write to contact@edustick.eu about a product, an order or a classroom rollout. We reply within 2 business days.

For schools and institutions

We issue VAT invoices for schools, nurseries and institutions.

Equipping a whole class? Send your item list, country and billing details to contact@edustick.eu and we quote per classroom. We reply within 2 business days.

Devices ship from the European Union and leave us within 24 h on business days.

EDUstick® already works in over 430 schools in more than 12 countries.


EDUstick® SOLO set, Blue

£79.99

Children draw in three dimensions.

Certified European technology, engineered for daily work with children.

Best 3D Pen for Kids: A Buyer's Checklist for 2026
  • Compliant with

    7

    EU standards and directives

  • Dispatch in

    24

    hours on business days

  • Reply within

    2

    business days

First stroke

Draw in mid air.
Keep the shape.

EDUstick® SOLO set, Blue belongs to the EDUstick® line: devices, materials and teaching content built to work together. The material sets as it leaves the nozzle, so the result is visible from the first stroke.

3D Pen STEAM Activities & Lesson Ideas by Subject

Safe by design.
Not by warning label.

A parental lock at 90 °C, automatic sleep after five idle minutes and a controlled housing temperature. Safety sits in the construction of every EDUstick® device, not in the small print.


Protection

Three limits that hold.

EDUstick — safety first


EDUstick 3D pen in royal blue, LED display and green speed control buttons, held in hand

Why it works

Light as a pen. Built like a tool.

The EDUstick® 3D pen weighs 64.7 g and measures 160 x 28 x 30 mm, so it sits in a child’s hand. It takes over 100 N of pressure, because nobody works gently in a classroom.

EDUstick® in practice.
Five details that decide the lesson.

  • EDUstick 3D pen in royal blue — cinematic product photograph

    50 to 230°C in 5-degree steps: one device for soft and stubborn materials.

  • EDUstick SOLO 3D pen (Blue/Lime)

    Ten feed speeds, so a young hand and a confident hand both stay in control.

  • Two students sharing one 3D pen at a classroom desk, showing the 1:2 pen-to-student ratio recommended for schools

    A 0.7 mm ceramic nozzle holds a steady line from the first minute.

  • Magic Filament PET-G High Speed filament 1.75mm — multiple color spools including transparent — water resistant, tougher than PLA

    One 1.75 mm filament standard across the whole EDUstick® line.

  • EDUstick Classroom powerbank set (Blue/Lime) – 6-slot charging station – 6x 10,000 mAh Li-polymer USB-A power banks for 3D pens, tablets and mobile devices

    USB-C at 5 V / 2 A, 10 W: run it from a laptop or a power bank.

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What Can You Make With a 3D Pen? Beginner Project Ideas

Colour

Colour does the teaching.

Pick Magic Filament™ for the project, not the mood. Separate colours let a child plan a model in layers and see where one part ends and the next begins.

EDUstick® in numbers.
Six facts.

Checkable, not decorative.

Certified European technology

EN 71, CE & REACH: A Compliance Checklist for Selling 3D Pens to Children in the EU

Survives a drop of

1000 mm

Devices, materials
and teaching content

How to Use 3D Pens in the Classroom: A Teacher's Guide

Dispatched from

the European Union

Dedicated line
for schools

How to Choose 3D Pens to Stock or Distribute in the EU

Warranty

24 months
on devices

Why EDUstick®?
Six things it builds.

Not screen time. Skills that stay in the hands.

  • The grip comes first

    A 3D pen is held like a pencil. Fingers learn the right grip while they draw, and the hand builds the small muscles that handwriting needs.

  • It grows with the child

    Flat shapes and a first letter at the start. Later the same pen draws cross-sections, geometric solids and working models. Nothing needs replacing when the child moves on.

  • Space becomes obvious

    Height, depth and balance stop being words in a textbook. A child who has built a cube reads a cube in a drawing, and that is where spatial imagination starts.

  • A mistake is a repair

    Filament joins to filament, so a crooked line gets fixed instead of thrown away. Patience is easier to learn when the material forgives.

  • Focus without a screen

    No app, no slicer, no file to prepare. Hands, material and a plan, for as long as the model takes.

  • Made for a group

    One device, one routine and one 1.75 mm filament standard for the whole class. Parts get divided, agreed and joined.

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How it works

  • Load the filament and set the temperature

  • Follow the model, layer by layer

  • Work safely: lock on, an adult nearby

  • Join the parts and let the model grow

The thinking stays visible

The model grows layer by layer, so every decision a child makes is still there to look at. A wrong turn gets cut off and drawn again.

A lesson without chaos

One device, one material, one routine. The teacher runs the group instead of running technical support.

One standard, one budget

1.75 mm filament across the whole line, so a school orders consumables once and stops matching part numbers.

Not sure which set fits?
Ask before you order.

Equipping a school or a nursery? We quote per classroom.