The Kinetic Clock was fun to build but won't ever work The Kinetic Clock was fun to build, even with the trouble with the flexible rows. It came with an electric motor, circuit board and battery case. The motor never worked, either with battery or USB connector. Can't get replacement for the electronics, only wooden pieces. This one is for your burn pile; it will never actually work.

No Customer Service, Poor Quality Control The company sent a puzzle to me with a missing piece. I contacted them via their email (only method found), and they have yet to respond. I would not do business with this company. Poor quality control and no customer service.

Great concept, sloppy execution I bought the treasure chest to assemble for my daughter's birthday. I have built other wooden models from other companies, and this is the first time I've found anything so infuriating. The execution on the measurements is abysmal. Nothing fits quite as it should, always too tight by a smidge. I get that wood breathes and that it can expand, yet this is what laser cutting is for: precision. Insofar I've broken a couple of pieces simply because they would not slide in their lodging, and I had to force my way through. I'm keeping my hopes that I can eventually get to the end of this, but it's the first and last time I'm buying a product from this company. Ever heard of quality control? No? You should look into it. At 60€, this is unacceptable. So disappointing.

Expensive toothpicks… I have built many ‘wood’ kits before and these are by far The worst… mere shotty picture for instructions with no words or explanations whatsoever, very few spare parts or critical ones that are Sure to break, and Many steps require the use of toothpicks which hold half the models together, poorly I might add… Also their ‘Support’ is virtually non existent so be prepared to figure out anything for yourself… two thumbs down! 👎👎

Looks good Christmas present so not sure how it will eventually work out, but looks great. Very fast delivery. I'm looking forward to my dad starting assembly.