DIY Robot Coin Eater Kit

• Minimum Age: 10+
• Difficulty Level: 3
• Estimated Build Time: 3–5 hours

Why This Project belongs in Your Lab:

Step into the world of robotics and electronic logic. The DIY Robot Coin Eater Kit combines hands-on assembly with fundamental engineering principles, giving you a front-row seat to how modern technology actually works.

Technical Specifications

• Recommended Age: 10+ (Ideal for teen and adult hobbyists)
• Safety Certification: CE Certified
• Material Safety: 100% Non-toxic / No high-concern chemicals
• Safety Warning: Verified safe for intended use
• Quality Grade: Verified Choice Selection
• Origin: Mainland China
• The "Magic" of Mechanics: Once assembled, place a coin in the robot's mouth and watch it "swallow" your savings. It’s a fun, tactile way to see how circuits and motors work together in the real world.
• Glue-Free Assembly: Engineered for a clean build. The laser-cut plywood parts are designed for a special fit—just pop them out and start your assembly journey without the mess of adhesives.
• Foundational STEM Learning: This isn't just a toy; it’s a lesson in hand-eye coordination and logical thinking. It’s the perfect weekend project for parents and kids or a great teaching aid for school labs.
• Customizable Canvas: The natural wood finish is a blank slate. While it looks great as-is, you can easily paint or decorate the "skin" of your robot to make it a one-of-a-kind desk companion.
• Material: Eco-friendly Plywood & Electronic Components
• Dimensions: 15cm x 13cm x 12cm (5.9" x 5.1" x 4.7")
• Recommended Age: 14+ (or supervised younger makers)
• Power Source: 2x AA Batteries (Not included)
• Assembly Type: Mechanical "Special Fit" (No glue or specialized tools required)
• Positive Connection: Connect the Red wire to the positive (+) pole of the battery box.
• Negative Connection: Connect the Blue wire to the negative (-) pole of the battery box.
• Safety First: This kit contains small parts and sharp objects. Ensure young makers are accompanied by an adult to avoid any swallowing hazards.
• Consistency: It uses the same "Why This Project belongs in Your Lab" and "Technical Specs" structure as your previous listings.
• Instructional Clarity: It keeps the specific wiring instructions (Red/Blue) front and center so your customers don't fry the motor.
• Tone: It moves away from the "future competitiveness" buzzwords and focuses on the actual fun and learning of the build.