Extra Digital Wooden Constructor "Safe", educational model

All about the product

Educational STEM constructor – a wooden mechanical safe model that can be assembled.
The set allows children to assemble a functioning wooden box with a mechanical coded lock on their own. The constructor helps children become familiar with the basics of mechanics and mathematics in the simplest way.

Features:
This is a constructor, toy, and educational tool all in one. The educational set introduces young constructors to mechanics, locking systems, and teaches the basics of engineering literacy and mathematical combinatorics.
The model retains practical functionality: once the safe is assembled, it can securely store small items or savings using a designated code. The safe helps understand the science of locks and the importance of safe storage of items, inspiring future cryptography and security experts.
Connecting wooden parts, screwing in bolts, and accurately aligning mechanisms develop hand coordination and finger dexterity. Children learn to connect flat parts into a working 3D mechanism according to instructions and understand the principles of mechanical lock operation.
The model is made from laser-cut wooden parts that are assembled without glue, using the provided components. The wooden parts are smooth and durable, and the construction is designed to ensure the model is stable for use and suitable for educational activities.
The assembled toy can be painted, decorated, and given a unique appearance by the child.
Easy assembly: simple and clear instructions allow children to assemble the toy with minimal adult supervision, making the set suitable for both independent work and activities with parents.
STEM (Science + Technology + Engineering + Mathematics) is an educational methodology that integrates science, technology, engineering, and mathematics into a cohesive learning model, preparing the younger generation for a rapidly evolving technological world.
This is an excellent gift choice, as well as for schools and educational institutions where simple, reliable, and clearly functioning educational models are needed.

Principle of operation:
Assembled wooden safe: the child receives a real box that can be locked with a password to store their secrets or money. It operates simply: after setting three correct numbers, the internal mechanism unlocks the latch and allows the doors to be opened.
Assembling the model teaches children engineering literacy: how to read and interpret drawings and instructions. Children learn the sequence of assembly. The assembly sequence is very important in engineering; for instance, if the back wall is inserted too early, the lock cannot be attached. This teaches planning actions in advance.
Friction and tolerance: Wooden parts have their tolerances. The child practically sees that if a bolt is tightened too much, the mechanism can jam, and if too loosely, the lock will wobble. This is the child's first encounter with mechanical precision.
Mathematics and logic: By working with a 3-digit code, the child learns about number sequences and combinations.
Combinatorics: The coded mechanism is an excellent example to explain combinations. If the lock has 3 dials with 10 numbers each, how many possible combinations are there? (Answer: 10x10x10=1000). This scientifically substantiates why such a lock is secure.
Educational value: children practically familiarize themselves with the operation of mechanical locks, the basics of engineering construction, technical literacy, logical thinking, and the fundamentals of mathematical combinatorics.
Purpose: for learning at home, in the classroom, or project work.

Technical specifications:
Material: non-toxic laser-cut wood; metal, plastic.
Dimensions: 130x80x80mm.
Box dimensions: 261x165x55mm.
Weight: 140g.

The set includes:
Wooden parts of the model.
Lock.
Plastic fastening elements.
Metal fastening elements.
Set of screws.
Screwdriver.
Assembly guide with explanations.

Recommended age: for children from 6 years.

Attention: contains small parts, keep away from children under 3 years.