🧩 Challenging and Engaging: RoWood Wooden Marble Puzzle Building Set Review

My son is amazing at all STEM subjects so I thought this would be the perfect gift for him. We keep running out of balloons and he wants to be an engineer. The perfect gift, right? no My son has disassembled and reassembled it several times and even asked for advice on YouTube. Judging by the many videos he's watched, he's missing wax and sandpaper. There are elements in the video that are not included, which directly affects the functionality of the marble run, making it completely unusable as

Really cool product. Great gift. Gave this to a 16 year old boy who grew up in a Lego house so he has some building experience. He was able to assemble it in about 4 hours but the end result was a bit disappointing. He broke a few track connectors due to their fragility. I can't blame the makers for this part. However, the gears that went up and down the steps were bad. The piston arms had too much play, allowing them to hang and get stuck. When they got stuck, the entire structure would lift…

I am a software developer. So this cleverly engineered marvel of engineering was an easy choice for me. It took me and a friend about 5 hours to assemble. The step-by-step instructions are very good. There were few moments of confusion. Almost entirely made of wood and of good quality. No glue is used, although you should have some wood glue on hand in case you break something or want to add some strength. I hired him and he became the talk of the town. That's because it's really fun to play…

This item is amazing. If you love building LEGOs, building things etc you will love this. It was surprisingly durable, perfectly carved details, excellent instructions. I bought this for my 12 year old but honestly it was too heavy for him. The pieces fit VERY tightly and it was too hard for him to get them all the way in. But that meant I wanted to collect it and I love it! However, keep this in mind. Some reviews indicated that once assembled it was wobbly or didn't feel very solid. I think…

I'm sure I'll break this thing if I try to build it right? nope Collecting was a pleasure. I'll break the pieces to get them out of the punched tree?! nope Dead easy. I will confuse all directions! nope I found a spot in the directions where the diagram was copied/pasted and accidentally pasted in a subtle difference in detail. The only downside I found. The rest is master class according to the scheme and building instructions. Same league as Lego. I'm going to break an important part and ruin

Laser-cut components are very precise and fit together well. It takes quite a bit of force to push some of the pieces together, so you'll need strong fingers, but this is intentional so the pieces stay together without glue. The design is very elegant and very attractive when assembled. Bending slots allow interfering flared connections to be joined but still really hold together. I used some wood glue for the last few assembled components, but not much. The assembly order in the instructions…