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Product introduction
The Spinning Password Lock – Do you know how it works?
Where should you hide your secrets and precious treasures so no one else can find them?
Want to create your very own, one-of-a-kind treasure box?
The Owl Treasure Box – Fulfilling three wishes for kids at once!
★ Developed and guided by Professor Huang Qinfei of Kaoshi University, Brain-STEAM Brainwave Research
★ Endorsed by over a hundred middle and elementary school teachers
This wooden assembly set features a smooth, tactile feel and a cute owl design, inspired by cultural stories of guardians protecting wealth. The two-step lock mechanism ensures that even if someone knows the code, they won’t be able to open it easily! While assembling, children will learn about the design of password locks and the mechanical principles behind locking systems, as well as basic concepts of permutations and combinations. This process also helps develop their visual skills and hand-eye coordination.
In addition to being a lockable box, the owl's head can be lifted to reveal a coin slot, making it perfect for use as a piggy bank. The set comes with multi-color paints, allowing children to customize their treasure box and make it their own unique version. The password box leads children into interdisciplinary learning, covering mechanical science, aesthetics, and history. It's more than just a tool for knowledge and hands-on assembly—it's also a little helper in their daily lives!
All Creative Timeless educational products are designed and manufactured in Taiwan. The parts are tested by engineers to ensure the highest level of fit and comfort during assembly.
｜A story of the Password Locks｜
Password locks evolved from combination locks, and you can find this design in everyday items like TA-approved luggage locks and bicycle locks! The earliest password locks in the East appeared during the Ming and Qing dynasties. These locks often featured specific word sequences, but not necessarily logical sentences, so the code wouldn't be easily guessed. Password locks also often feature different numbers of rotating wheels—typically between three to seven—each engraved with identical symbols or images, creating different password 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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