DesignPad + FreePad

Awesome design pad thanks

Bought these to help my daughter with her 3D pen. Gave her a better idea with the patterns she wanted to create.

Most works good for 3d pens.

Description: It comes sealed in a plastic bag, not the most “giftable” appearance. There is no instruction but you shouldn’t need much anyways. The size is nice and allows a nice variety of designs (picture for reference). It takes practice to use the pen and get a good consistency. Was it needed? Not necessarily. Some straignt lines and circles are easier to do freehand. I’m glad I have it though. I have a 3D printer but enjoy doing some more artistic things freehand with the myint pen. I wouldn’t recommend this pad for a kid, they might get frustrated and prefer not to use it, although it does give them a dedicated surface to protect other things from the heat. I would recommend it for a hobbyist adult/teen. The lines are more of a guide than an injection mould. If you try to push it in, you’ll get blobs at the intersections. The freepad is a joke piece of plastic and doesn’t add value, I have not used it. Pro: The silicone is very nice and smooth and easy to clean the filament off of. Con: The first one got lost on it’s way and they had to send another so I would not suggest gifting for something time-limited. I personally didn’t have trouble seeing the lines but young/old people might. I just feel the side first to know what side I’m on and follow the design side I know I’m on. I think lighting can help with that too. The pad is floppy so you’ll want it on a sturdy surface. 3D Tip: You can use your pen tip when its hot but not extruding to mold your piece and smooth out blobs on firm pieces (or use a soldering iron/woodburner).

Great for learning how to use a 3d pen. My daughter had a hard time without this at first. Highly suggest for first time users.

The mat helped the project not stick.

This lad is needed for the 3 d pen a great buy

Perfecto

The MYNT3D - MP034-DF 3D Pen Mat Kit is a well-made and useful set, but the price point leaves much to be desired. At about €30, it feels steep for what you’re actually getting, and I personally think it should cost no more than slightly over half that. On the positive side, the quality is undeniable. The set includes three different drawing surfaces, with a double-sided silicone template and a FreePad piece for tracing and free drawing. The materials are durable, flexible, and comfortable to use. Finished designs come off easily thanks to the custom FreePad surface, and the variety of shapes and channels really does encourage creativity. Our child asked Santa for a 3D pen this past Christmas, and we paired it with this kit. They love it and it works very well for their projects at home. That said, while the company claims this toolset could work for everyone from beginners to professional designers, I personally think it’s best suited for hobbyists and home use. I can’t quite picture a professional relying on it, though perhaps some might. For kids and other 3D enthusiasts, it is a fun and practical tool. The bottom line: This is a solid product with good durability and design, but the current price is not justifiable in my view. If it were closer to €15–17, I’d happily repurchase. At €30, however, I can’t say I would buy it again.

För användning av 3d penna! Absolut värd pris och produkten.

Muy buen material y se pueden hacer muchos diseños con el lápiz 3D

Ben fatto per il suo scopo ma un po' caro per quello che è, una tovaglietta di silicone

Son de muy buen espacio, aunque si batalle un poco para armarlas... Mis zapatos se ven ordenados