Future Make Technology LLC says they’re ready to launch their take on the 3D printing pen, and the company is on the cusp of seeking funds from the Kickstarter community.
The company says the speed of the resin flow is controlled by pressing a key on the pen, and an LED displays the remaining power level available to the system. They also say their pen includes what they call a “safety level sensor,” which cuts out the UV light when the device is tilted beyond the working orientation.
“With Polyes Q1, you can easily draw a car model without any software; you can design a fancy pattern on your iPhone’s shell; you can make a stylish gadget to decorate your wall or your desk or create series of cartoon characters,” the company says.
Apart from the safety factor of the resin being hardened without a period of “cool down” time, there are no odors involved as there are from pens
Future Make Technology say they also plan to launch more 3D printers and pens in the near future.
Their Kickstarter campaign will be up live “soon before Christmas,” and that as part of that campaign the first 100 backers will receive the first versions of the device for $59. That deal includes one Polyes Q1 pen and three standard inks.
Once the Kickstarter campaign is over, Future Make says the pens will retail for $119.
Do you plan to back this new 3D printing pen once the crowdfunding campaign from Future Make Technology has launched? Discuss in the Polyes Q1 Kickstarter Pen forum thread on 3DPB.com.