3D Printing Pen Mat with Basic Template, with 3D Pen Books and 2 Silicone Finger Caps, Great 3D Pen Drawing Tools

This has made it much easier to get the basic shapes with an even thickness of plastic. I have made a simple cube to put a electronic tea light inside. You still need to do a few practice runs and be careful when crossing a junction across lines, but the square shapes that I made, were consistent enough to join into a cubic shape. I suggest that any filling of small shapes be done on a smooth mat which I already had. One side, then has a flat finish.

My grandson received this for his Christmas. The mat it strong while being flexible enough to peel off the 3D pen designs. The book gives ideas and templates to try out. Can be a little bit tricky for younger children to follow the diagrams, but overall it's ok

Bought as a gift for my daughter, it was easy to use and said it was the best Christmas gift she had received.

This is great. The book has simple patterns to copy and very easy to put together once made

Item description isn't clear, made us think it had a pen. Returned it.

It's just a handy thing to have and easy to use. It is also a reasonable size unlike other mats.

Quite a small Mat. It is 3mm thick.The indents help you to keep your models square.I used mine when making coasters as the circle allows you to get truly circular shapes.The pattern looks quite nice once you peel it off the Matt.I would really liked to have seen a straight line with no squares as part of the /mat as sometimes its nice to just start off with one and then work from there without wanting a grid.You can reverse the Mat to use the smooth side tooThere is a ruler in CM along two edges but it is too hard to see as it is blue with pale grey markings.Would really have liked something at least twice this size but it IS handy if you dont have lots of space.

My son happy