3D Wooden Puzzles – Mechanical Models and Puzzle Boxes
The Lab's 3D wooden puzzle collection brings together models that you build yourself, piece by piece, from laser-cut and engraved plywood sheets. Once assembled, they are more than just beautiful:...
The Lab's 3D wooden puzzle collection brings together models that you build yourself, piece by piece, from laser-cut and engraved plywood sheets. Once assembled, they are more than just beautiful: the music box plays its melody, the safe opens with its three-dial code, the ballista fires its projectiles, and the aperture of a secret box opens like a camera lens. Assembly is done by interlocking pieces, following an illustrated manual: a soothing moment of concentration, away from screens, resulting in a decorative object to place...
The Lab's 3D wooden puzzle collection brings together models that you build yourself, piece by piece, from laser-cut and engraved plywood sheets. Once assembled, they are more than just beautiful: the music box plays its melody, the safe opens with its three-dial code, the ballista fires its projectiles, and the aperture of a secret box opens like a camera lens.
Assembly is done by interlocking pieces, following an illustrated manual: a soothing moment of concentration, away from screens, resulting in a decorative object to place on a desk, shelf, or bedside table. These kits are intended for adults and teenagers aged 14 and up, and make original gifts for fans of mechanics, DIY, and secret-compartment objects.
No, the pieces are assembled by interlocking them, following the illustrated instructions. Simply detach them delicately from their sheets and assemble them in the indicated order.
How long does it take to assemble them?
It depends on the model: the small 72-piece code chest can be assembled in about an hour, while more detailed models, such as the 184-piece motorcycle, require more time and can be built over several sessions.
Are these models suitable for children?
They are recommended for ages 14 and up, due to the small parts and the precision required. A younger child can participate in the assembly with an adult.
Do the mechanisms really work?
Yes, that is the whole point of these kits: depending on the model, the music box plays, the code opens the safe, the secret compartments slide, or the ballista fires its wooden projectiles.