🔨 Master the Art of Construction with Wood Trick Mechanical Assembly Constructor Review

The assembly was quite easy and the parts fit together well. Worked fine once assembled but not sure why they added a gear lock as it already has a gear lock but it doesn't affect function in any way as long as you engage the gears before starting.

I bought this product as a replacement for Lego. I'm about halfway there, but I need to rest my fingertips. Squeezing the pieces together is harder than assembling Lego. I am very happy about the current participation in this project. It is very funny.

I ordered this for an indoor winter project. With over 400 pieces and wordless instructions, I think this set will be challenging for a 'kid' or even an adult as a first set. I spent about 8 hours over 4 days and finally couldn't get the mechanical parts to work and move the tractor. I was amazed by the design and the precision of the laser cut details. When it's done, it looks cool even if it doesn't move.

A: NO instructions! B: It requires a lot of strength to assemble! C: If you sand the parts you need glue! D: After all the frustration, this won't work. Q: I made some wooden puzzles. This is the worst! I bought it as a gift for my boyfriend and had to help assemble many of the parts. In summary, it looks like it's sitting on a shelf. I DO NOT RECOMMEND this product unless you like disappointment.

Just completed a tractor. Works perfectly! It took me 2-3 hours a day to do this. A few questions though: 1. The kit should contain rubber bands in three different sizes. Unfortunately, someone at the factory forgot to count, as there were many large strips, there were no central strips, just 3 small strips where there should be at least 5. So I had to improvise2. The neutral/drive switch didn't work as well as it should. The "teeth" on the switch had to be grounded for easy movement. Improvise

Definitely some woodworking quality assurance issues compared to similar brands like Rokr. Some small details weren't cut through to the end. And some of the measurements seemed a little off to me, as if the machine needed to be recalibrated. The instructions are very unforgiving, unlike Rokr which (!) puts next to the parts you don't want to be extra careful not to miss. It was still fun to collect but I might hesitate before buying another one. The wood used by other brands is noticeably…