DIY Toys

DIY Hydraulic excavator

This excavator uses four water injectors to control the telescopic height of the excavator and the extension of the bucket respectively by simulating hydraulic pressure, and simulates the movement of the mechanical arm. This product mainly uses hydraulic pressure to control the swing arm to complete the excavation work, and through this product, children can understand the mechanical operation and basic transmission principle of hydraulic pressure.

STEMagination HYDRAULIC EXCAVATOR - semi

excavator uses three water injectors to control the telescopic height of the excavator and the extension of the bucket respectively by simulating hydraulic pressure, and simulates the movement of the mechanical arm. This product mainly uses hydraulic pressure to control the swing arm to complete the excavation work, and through this product, children can understand the mechanical operation and basic transmission principle of hydraulic pressure.

STEMagination Hydraulic Earth Mover

In the backhoe toy, the syringes are connected in a special way so that when you push down on a syringe in the cab, it makes the arm of the backhoe move up and down. Another syringe control the claw. This is just like how real backhoes use hydraulics to move their arms and claws!

Here are some fun facts about hydraulics:

Hydraulics are used in all sorts of big machines, like tractors, excavators, and even garbage trucks!

Some roller coasters use hydraulics to launch riders super fast!

STEMagination Hydraulic Lifting Platform

In the hydraulic lifting platform educational toy, the syringes are connected in a special way. When you push down on the plunger of one syringe, the water travels through the tubes and pushes the plunger of the other syringe up. This second syringe is connected to the platform, and as the plunger moves up, it pushes the platform higher. By pushing down on the syringe, you can make the platform go up and down!

Assemble your very own Educational toy, an oscillating fan and watch it spin and sway, just like a real one. This fun and educational kit is perfect for budding scientists and engineers of all ages. With easy-to-follow instructions, you'll be up and running in no time. Learn about electricity, mechanics, and engineering principles while creating a cool gadget to show off.

Ready to become a power-packed scientist?

This project demonstrates how mechanical energy can be converted into electrical and light energy. You'll drive the gears by turning the handle, which will spin the motor. The motor will then generate electricity, powering an LED light.

Watch the LED light up as you turn the crank faster. Can you make it shine brighter? 

Imagine building a tower that stands up all by itself without any glue or nails! This cool toy is called a tensegrity structure. It's made of sticks and strings that work together to keep it standing tall. You'll have fun putting it together and watching it balance. It's like a magic trick!

It gets better! it can hold the weight of an ornament that you would like to showcase which will look pretty cool on the Tensegrity structure.

A long time ago, a smart person named Buckminster Fuller said that this kind of structure is like how planets and stars work in the universe. They push against each other and pull on each other, just like magnets! That's why tensegrity structures look like they're floating in the air.

Fuller's ideas have had a significant impact on architecture, engineering, and art, and tensegrity principles are used in various applications today.

This DIY hand cranked Water Pump is a fun and educational toy designed to teach you about how real pumps work! Using wooden parts, hoses, and screws, you can build your very own mini water pump. Once built, this pump shows how air pressure can move water, just like in a real well.

Here’s how it works: The pump has a piston, a one-way valve, and hoses. When you push the handle down, air is squeezed out, and when you pull it up, air moves water through the system. This simple but clever mechanism shows the magic of how air and water interact!

With the hand-cranked Water Pump, you’ll learn science while having fun and develop great hands-on skills.

This DIY hydraulic mechanical arm is a hands-on educational kit that lets you explore the principles of hydraulics and engineering. Made from lightweight materials, it features moveable joints powered by syringes filled with water. By controlling the syringes, you can move the arm’s sections up, down, and side to side, mimicking the motion of a real robotic arm. It’s perfect for learning about physics, mechanics, and the basics of robotics in a fun, interactive way. Ideal for students, hobbyists, and anyone interested in science and technology.

Want to make a car that's super cool and helps the planet? This DIY educational toy solar car kit is just for you! It's powered by the sun, which is a super clean energy source. When the sun shines, your car will zoom along. But don't worry, even when it's cloudy or night time, you can still use batteries to keep the fun going! This kit is perfect for anyone who loves building things and wants to learn about science. It's easy to put together, and you'll be racing your car in no time!