RoWood Wooden Marble Puzzle Building Puzzles in 3-D Puzzles Review

Hours of fun! Be sure to write down the step number you are on. I skipped a few pages and figured it out after a while. There are about a dozen extra bits I went through to make sure I didn't miss a step. Your fingertips will hurt from inserting the pins, but it's worth it. My main problem is at the very beginning of the trick; The balls do not easily enter the elevator. It's a tight corner and the ridges on the track just ahead impede the balls' progression.

First, the puzzle is of very high quality. It's really not for people with big fingers. We bought this for my husband to use to train his motor skills while he is recovering from a stroke. Some parts are small and difficult to assemble. After some sections are put together, they are easy to separate when moving the puzzle. He is determined to finish it even if our grandson has to help! The company was very helpful with his questions and we have no complaints!

I don't understand the negative reviews. It is made of lightly sawn wood. If you want a shatterproof model, buy Lego. My 10 year old son and I broke a few pieces so we got some little clips from Home Depot and glued them together. That's how building things work in the real world - things break or don't work the way you expected them to, so fix them. We glued together a few pieces that made sense to glue together. It was a great experience for my son and an exercise in patience. We spend about…

You want to solve a cool problem that seems to serve a purpose and is educational. Update I'm quite disappointed because I tried to put this level on the table and floor and balance it but when the ball bearings roll into the wheel gears and the top of the bucket it doesn't roll down the chute and stays outside the chute after leaving the wheel lever bearing and on the outside curves opposite the twist grip. Also, the twist grip doesn't stay in place even when the top attaches it to the wheel…

Rowood 3D Wooden Marble Run Puzzle Toy Gift for Adults and Teens Girls 14+ DIY Model Kit This was a Christmas present for my 14 year old son. He is very good at putting complex things together. He has been building Lego since he was three years old. There are some very uncomfortable parts, but they send lots of extra parts just in case. He definitely broke a few of them. It is not a difficult toy to play with. You also have to be careful when turning the handle to launch the marble. Making…