Homecube 3D Printing Pen, 4th Generation

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We’ve already seen the Homecube Professional. Now comes his slightly less capable (and slightly more expensive) brother.
Apart from a sleeker look and feel, the primary difference between the Professional and the Generation 4 is the lack of a USB cable, rendering this 3D printing pen a little less mobile, as it can’t be used with a power bank.
3D Pen Features:
  • Cost: $99.99 USD
  • Supported filaments: PLA, ABS (kit includes 3 rolls)
  • Power cable: Wall socket
  • Speed control: Slider
  • Temperature control: 2 settings, PLA or ABS
  • Indicators: Screen (temperature)
  • Filament buttons: Extrusion and unloading
  • Continuous extrusion setting: Yes
  • Automatic sleep mode: Yes
  • Body: Relatively ergonomic
  • Extras: Pen stand

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