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Super fun new way to be creative!
The creopop pen is really such a cool device. It's a little tricky to initially figure out how to use. My 9 and 12 year old girls each needed 10-15 minute of messing with It to start making little 3D objects like cubes, letters and simple flowers, then we're making more complex items and changing between colors after a couple hours.We learned on our first day that when opening a new ink and installing the proper tip, its helpful to press on the top of the ink until a little comes out the tip before installing it. Then you need to run the pen for 15 seconds or so to "prime" it. It's also important to line up the top and bottom properly so everything makes good contact. It was a little frustrating till we figured all that out but once we did, everyone, including me, had a lot of fun.To take full advantage of the pens capabilities and make more complex objects, you really need to toggle between speeds, tips, colors and fill / drying light only modes.We looked at some other 3D pens, but the fact that this one uses cool ink is a huge benefit in my book. Most of the others are like handing your kid a hot melt glue gun!Get the creopop, be patient and take the time to figure it out and you'll love it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2016
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2016
Damaged our furniture. Daughter followed instructions, used the build mat to create her object and cured it with the light. She put the object on our new wood dining table and later on her painted wood vanity table. The creopop object reacted with the finishes on the furniture and completely stripped the finish where it had been sitting. Contacted Creopop and was told that there is a warning that the ink can react with some surfaces. Yes, the INK, not the cured object. Very disappointed as the pen was fun for my kids, but it's now in the trash. Disappointed in the company's lack of concern as well. The pictures show the spot on the dining table where it removed the dark stain down to the bare wood. The blue picture shows the vanity with the small spot damaged and the last one shows the bottom
of the object after removing it from vanity, you can see the blue paint on it.
of the object after removing it from vanity, you can see the blue paint on it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2017
The creopop pen is really such a cool device. It's a little tricky to initially figure out how to use. My 9 and 12 year old girls each needed 10-15 minute of messing with It to start making little 3D objects like cubes, letters and simple flowers, then we're making more complex items and changing between colors after a couple hours.
We learned on our first day that when opening a new ink and installing the proper tip, its helpful to press on the top of the ink until a little comes out the tip before installing it. Then you need to run the pen for 15 seconds or so to "prime" it. It's also important to line up the top and bottom properly so everything makes good contact. It was a little frustrating till we figured all that out but once we did, everyone, including me, had a lot of fun.
To take full advantage of the pens capabilities and make more complex objects, you really need to toggle between speeds, tips, colors and fill / drying light only modes.
We looked at some other 3D pens, but the fact that this one uses cool ink is a huge benefit in my book. Most of the others are like handing your kid a hot melt glue gun!
Get the creopop, be patient and take the time to figure it out and you'll love it.
We learned on our first day that when opening a new ink and installing the proper tip, its helpful to press on the top of the ink until a little comes out the tip before installing it. Then you need to run the pen for 15 seconds or so to "prime" it. It's also important to line up the top and bottom properly so everything makes good contact. It was a little frustrating till we figured all that out but once we did, everyone, including me, had a lot of fun.
To take full advantage of the pens capabilities and make more complex objects, you really need to toggle between speeds, tips, colors and fill / drying light only modes.
We looked at some other 3D pens, but the fact that this one uses cool ink is a huge benefit in my book. Most of the others are like handing your kid a hot melt glue gun!
Get the creopop, be patient and take the time to figure it out and you'll love it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2017
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2016
