🧩 Challenging ROKR Wooden Puzzle Teaser for Adroit Adults Review

I was very excited to see how this thing looked, I'm not stupid at all, I knew it would be difficult but the instructions aren't clear, there are signs and symbols , which are not in the user manual and which I have never seen was just a waste of time and money.

This is one of those things that shouldn't be easy, and it isn't. I want (and probably will) something similar in the future. The only thing that didn't impress me was that he kept falling between the steps. So I glued it, just be careful with the glue, don't ask. It was a fun and exciting challenge.

This is a beautiful clock, a little tricky to assemble but worth it. I love the fact that the watch itself is battery operated so I don't have to constantly wind it up. The pendulum and timer are powered by a coiled spring. The pendulum runs in full wind for about an hour and makes a great old fashioned classic tick tick sound. This is a great gift for those who enjoy crafting and collecting things.

My first 3D wooden puzzle. It's very relaxing and a bit challenging. But the finished product looks very nice, especially the moving gears and pendulum. The clock is independent of the timer, so even if the gears are not moving, the clock shows a fairly accurate time. Sometimes the pendulum and gears stop moving, but a slight push on the gear gets them going again. The timer alert mechanism needs improvement.

this model number is 503 rokr.in about step xx after simple details you will be asked to have 5 or 6 hands. to keep 2 loose springs, 5 square dowels and 3 spindles in line when trying to connect the front to the back. You shouldn't get upset. I searched the internet for assembly videos. Found only for step 11. There is complete video about rokr 501 online. It is similar but simpler than this one. to some extent it was useful, but it was not transmitted through technology. Back to Amazon for bad

This is the second ROKR product I have purchased and built. The first was the Vitascope, which was easy and fun to put together. I really liked the finished owl and so far all mechanical functions work great (clock, timer, pendulum, etc.). Although, I have to say, it was quite difficult to build. I found the Owl to be much heavier than the Vitascope. At one point in particular the instructions weren't that clear and it's very difficult to put the two pieces together with the springs together…

Great looking watch but a design change is needed and I'd suggest another one to add appeal. First, they must make replacing the existing battery much easier. It's too tight without having to remove the front. It is possible to put the battery compartment on the bottom. Second, I think it would be better to remove the spring powered by the timer and alarm. Keep the pendulum, gears and even the rotating clock with a timer (just for beauty's sake), but control them with an electronic motor, just…