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• Does 3Doodler plastic emit harmful fumes?

  3Doodler plastics have been tested for heavy metals, and have undergone full toxicological risk assessments, passing each and every test. Some users notice a slight "plasticy" smell when using ABS. Many users prefer the smell of PLA, which, being corn based, can smell like popcorn or syrup. No matter what material you're using, and whether you're using a 3Doodler or a traditional 3D printer, we recommend working in a ventilated area. The 3Doodler Start and 3D Build & Play Eco-Plastics are 100% non-toxic and biodegradable in household composts, so there are absolutely no fumes. To ensure you are using the…

• What plastics can I use with the 3Doodler Create?

  The 3Doodler Create is compatible with official 3Doodler ABS, PLA, and FLEXY filaments. Please do not try to use the 3Doodler Create with any third party filaments, or 3Doodler filaments exclusively for the 3Doodler PRO or the 3Doodler Start. Please note that Wood filament is only compatible with the Create+ and the PRO.

• Which plastics can I use with the 3Doodler PRO+?

  The 3Doodler PRO+ can use ABS and PLA as well as Wood, FLEXY, Metal, and Nylon filament strands. Each material has an optimum extrusion speed and temperature setting, as well as unique properties that offer unlimited possibilities. The 3Doodler Eco-plastic for Start and 3D Build & Play is not compatible with the 3Doodler PRO+.