INFORMATION
Product introduction
Do you know how the rotating combination lock is designed?
Where should you hide secrets or precious treasures you don't want others to know about?
Create a treasure box that's uniquely yours and one-of-a-kind in the world!
Fulfill all three of a child's wishes with the Owl Treasure Box！
★Counseling developed by Brain-STEAM Brainwave Research of Professor Huang Qin-fei from Kaohsiung Normal University
★Recommended by 100+ teachers from the elementary and junior high schools
The treasure box features a warm, tactile wooden assembly and a charming owl design inspired by cultural stories about guarding valuables. Its two-stage lock design ensures that even if you know the code, it's not always easy to open!
Children can learn about combination lock design and mechanism principles during the assembly process, while also gaining basic knowledge of permutations and combinations. Additionally, this activity helps develop spatial awareness and hand-eye coordination.
In addition to being lockable, the owl's head can be removed to reveal a coin slot, allowing it to function as a piggy bank. With the included paints, children can create their own personalized version of the box. This treasure box provides an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning in mechanical science, aesthetics, and history. It transforms educational tools into practical aids in children's daily lives.
All educational products are designed and manufactured by Arnos in Taiwan. Each part is tested by engineers to ensure the highest level of assembly fit and comfort.
｜A story of Combination lock｜
Combination locks evolved from earlier forms of padlocks. Common designs you see in daily life, such as TSA locks and bicycle locks, follow this concept!
The earliest combination locks in the East appeared during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. These locks featured specific strings of characters, which were not necessarily logical sentences to prevent easy guessing and opening. Additionally, password locks often had multiple rotating wheels, typically ranging from three to seven, each engraved with the same number of symbols or characters to create various combinations.
Important Notes
- Please polish the wooden parts with the included sandpaper before assembly. Also, be cautious of small parts to prevent children from swallowing them.
- No glue is required; simply follow the instructions to install the parts in their correct positions and slots, and ensure that the parts fit together properly to ensure the model functions correctly once assembled.
- If you find any missing parts or have other assembly questions, please contact us.
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