Catapult
Build a four-wheeled wooden catapult that flings a foam ball from a bottle-cap cup, then move the pivot shaft between…
Beginner Builders are where to start. These are the shortest projects in the E2K range, with fewer steps and simple moving parts that get results fast. Most run on rubber bands, hand cranks, sunlight or small motors, so kids see right away how each part makes the model move. They suit first-time builders at home and in the classroom. Having an adult nearby helps for that very first build. Every kit comes with an illustrated manual, and each product page lists what is in the box and what you need to supply. Finish a few here, then move up to Intermediate Engineers.
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Build a four-wheeled wooden catapult that flings a foam ball from a bottle-cap cup, then move the pivot shaft between…
A three-legged robot that stands on its own marker pens. Switch it on and a spinning off-center crank shakes it…
A palm-sized mortar launcher on a tripod stand, powered by nothing but rubber bands. Wind the band, load a wooden…
Three projects. One smart home experience. Learners build an infrared security alarm, a rain-sensing cottage and a wireless power transmitter,…
Build a wooden helicopter, stand it in strong sunlight, and the three-blade rotor starts to turn on its own. A…
A hand-cranked wooden box with three carved gophers standing in the lid. Turning the handle spins a single shaft carrying…
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