3D-Stift LAMAX ArtKid: Ideen, die zum Leben erwachen

1️⃣ Ideas That Come to Life in 3D

Every line transforms into a real shape.

With the LAMAX ArtKid1 3D, children learn to create their own world — with their hands, imagination, and colors.

Thanks to the safe 3D pen, they can easily “print” their own toy, decoration, or robot.

No complicated settings, no hot parts — just pure joy of creation.

TouchSafe™ technology keeps the pen pleasantly cool and safe, while the EasyFeed™ system ensures smooth filament feeding.

Every stroke instantly turns into a 3D object right under a child’s hands.

📦 LAMAX ArtKid1 3D

A wireless 3D pen for the first steps into the world of making.

Simple controls, two speeds, two temperatures, and a compact design for small hands.

Safe, lightweight, and designed so that creating is fun — not stressful.

2️⃣ Colors That Never Run Out

Because imagination has no limits.

The LAMAX ArtKid1 3D Filament Set brings 12 new shades that expand every adventure with fresh ideas.

The filaments are non-toxic, hypoallergenic, and have a low melting point, making them completely safe even for younger children.

Thanks to the standard 1.75 mm diameter, they are easy to refill and fully compatible with all LAMAX ArtKid 3D pens.

🎨 LAMAX ArtKid1 3D Filament Set

• 12 colors for endless creativity

• Child-friendly PLA material

• Easy to refill

• Compatible with ArtKid1 3D Blue

💙 3️⃣ Creations That Move

Robot, dinosaur, or rocket? No problem.

With the LAMAX ArtKid1 3D Robo Set, kids create using ready-made templates while developing both logical and motor skills.

Just grab the pen, the template, and imagination. They can handle the rest on their own.

Each set includes 5 robot templates, a shaping mat, and 12 filaments — so the fun can begin the moment the box is opened.

🤖 LAMAX ArtKid1 3D Robo Set

• 5 step-by-step robot templates
• Shaping mat + parts included
• Safe, non-toxic filaments
• Compatible with the ArtKid1 3D pen

How to use

FAQ - SAFETY

1) Is the pen safe for children? Can it cause burns?

Yes. Thanks to LAMAX TouchSafe technology, the pen doesn’t heat up like regular 3D pens, so there’s no risk of typical burns. However, it’s important that children don’t touch the tip, which can reach up to 72 °C. It won’t burn the skin, but it may feel uncomfortably warm — a quick “sting” sensation.

After extruding the filament, we recommend waiting a few seconds for it to cool down. For younger children, it’s a good idea to stay nearby during the first attempts and show them how to use it properly.

2) Does the pen have automatic safety features?

Yes, it has several. These automatic safety functions make the pen easier to use and help extend its lifespan.

If you leave the pen unused for a while, it switches to sleep mode, and after longer inactivity it turns off automatically to prevent unnecessary heating and to save battery life.

FAQ - AGE & USE

3) From what age is the pen suitable, and can children use it on their own?

Officially, the pen is recommended from age 8. Younger children may use it only under adult supervision.

It’s similar to drawing on paper — some children are skillful even at a younger age, but it’s important to teach them the basics first: how to hold the pen, how to use it safely, and the correct procedure.

After a few tries, once the child understands simple rules and safety, they can start creating independently.

4) How to ensure safe use at home or at school?

Use a protective mat and keep the cable out of the way. Show children a slower pace of work, similar to drawing.

With younger children, supervision is recommended, especially at the beginning. In schools, simple adult oversight and working in small groups is usually enough.

FAQ - FILAMENTS & CREATIVITY

5) What kind of filaments are used? Are they safe?

Yes. The pen uses low-temperature, non-toxic, certified filaments designed specifically for LAMAX children's 3D pens. They are safe, contain no harmful substances, and regular room ventilation is enough during use.

For proper functioning, we recommend using only original LAMAX filaments. They have the correct composition, density, and melting temperature that match TouchSafe technology and the internal design of the pen.

Why avoid non-original filaments:

They may have unknown or uncertified chemical composition
Often melt at higher temperatures
Can produce unwanted smell or uneven extrusion
Incorrect density/hardness can cause clogging, overheating, or blocking
May permanently damage the nozzle or feeding mechanism

6) What can you create with a 3D pen?

Embossed drawings, decorations, lettering, simple 3D models, stands, small accessories, and much more.

Children can also make simple repairs or fill small plastic gaps.

There are countless possibilities — all you need is imagination or the included templates.

7) Where can I find templates and ideas?

On the official LAMAX website you’ll find:

free downloadable templates
themed sets
additional accessories for advanced projects

More ideas can also be found on YouTube, Pinterest, or by printing your own outlines.

8) Does the pen help develop skills?

Yes. It develops:

fine motor skills
patience
spatial imagination
concentration

Great as a creative tool at home or in school — for art classes or simple STEM projects.

9) Can paper and 3D modelling be combined?

Yes. You can draw or trace an outline on paper, let the filament harden, and then lift the shapes or join them into a 3D model.

It’s an ideal way to start learning.

FAQ - TECHNICAL & COMPATIBILITY

10) How quickly is the pen ready to use?

It heats up within several seconds. Once the indicator light is on and the filament extrudes smoothly, you can start creating.

11) Does the pen have different speeds and temperatures?

Yes. It has 2 speeds and 2 temperature modes:

slower = ideal for details and beginners
faster = larger areas and more experienced creators

12) Does it charge via USB-C?

Yes. You can use any standard 5 V charger (ideally 5 V / 2 A) or a computer USB port.

Full charging takes 2–3 hours.

High-power fast chargers are not recommended.

13) How long does the battery last?

Battery life depends on how fast and how intensively you’re working (speed, frequency, pauses).

The pen is designed for typical creative sessions. When the battery starts to weaken, just take a short break and plug it in. Full charging takes about 2–3 hours.

14) Is it suitable for left-handed users?

Yes. The shape and button layout are universal.

15) How quickly are filaments used up?

Small creations require only a few strands of filament, so the starter set lasts for several small projects.

For frequent use, we recommend the LAMAX ArtKid1 3D Filament Set, which includes more colors.

16) How to change the filament correctly?

First let the pen heat up. Then press the filament-release button and gently pull out the remaining filament — don’t use force!

Cut the end of the new filament straight, insert it into the opening, and let the pen pull it in automatically.

This prevents clogging or damage to the mechanism.

17) Do non-original filaments work?

Technically, other low-temperature 1.75 mm filaments may fit, but we do not recommend it.

They may not be certified, can have unknown composition, different melting temperature, density, or hardness, and may not meet safety standards.

They can cause:

clogging or overheating
jamming of the feeding mechanism
nozzle damage
poor filament flow
health risks
lower quality results
permanent pen damage

For safe, reliable, and long-term use, we strongly recommend original LAMAX ArtKid1 3D filaments.

18) Can finished creations be joined together again?

Yes. Simply apply a bit of fresh filament to the joint and let it harden.

This is useful for repairs, reinforcement, or expanding existing models.

19) What to do if the pen gets clogged?

First check that the pen is charged and turn it on. With original filaments, clogging is rare, but if it happens:

check battery level
let the pen heat up
press the release button — ideally with the tip facing downward and gently tap the pen
cut the loosened filament straight and insert a new one

Don’t use force (don’t poke the nozzle or pull with pliers).

If the filament doesn’t release, follow the manual or contact customer support.

Prevention: use original filaments, always cut the end straight, and don’t pull extruded filament back inside.

There are fan videos on YouTube with tips, but we do not guarantee their methods — we recommend sticking to our guide.

FAQ - OTHERS

20) How to clean and store the pen?

let it cool down
wipe the tip with a dry cloth
store in a dry place
don’t bend the cable excessively
protect from dropping and moisture
don’t leave it fully discharged for long periods

For long-term storage, recharge it briefly from time to time.

21) Is the pen durable?

It withstands normal child use, but it’s still electronic equipment — not meant for throwing, water, or hard impacts.

Bending the tip may cause permanent damage.

22) What’s included, and how long do the starter filaments last?

Included in the package: