Engino Gears and Screws

ENGINO TOY SYSTEM is perhaps the most advanced and versatile three dimensional construction toy in the market today offering unique opportunities for creation for both children and adults alike. The toy comprises of a system of multi-faceted rods and connectors that share some unique geometrical features that allow connectivity up to 6 sides simultaneously! In essence, this patent-pending design transforms rods into connectors leading to builds that may be either dense or with large openings. This feature alone enables children to build fast and easy, simple or complex models, using a very low number of different components and a much lower quantity of parts.

The Educational Series was designed to follow the Design and Technology curriculum and help children understand the engineering concepts of simple and complex machines. Kids will learn by playing how they can increase force and change the direction of motion, how they can lower and increase speed and how they can convert rotational motion to linear.
      
Learn:-

• Changing speed
• Changing direction
• Increasing force
• Transferring force
• Reducing friction
• Turning corners
• Big and small wheels
• Raising objects
• Wedge
• Big and small axle
• Moving a load
• Gear ratios, gear types
• Amplifying motion

Engineers have invented some ingenious machines and Gears are one of the greatest! You will be amazed when you realise how many of our equipment used today rely on these machine elements. Gears can easily reduce or increase speed, change force or transfer motion from one position to another. Various types of Gears exist and the major ones are introduced in this package: ordinary gears, crown gears, worm and rack gears, all in this handy box. In addition, the concept of Screws is presented, closely related to the worm gear function. Models such as a hand drill, an egg beater, moving cranes, a rotating sign post, a screw press, a folding lifting platform and much more may be created. Detailed instructions for 10 models are included.