








⚙️ Unlock the power of mechanical genius—build, count, and conquer!
The UGEARS STEM Lab Counter is a 157-piece wooden 3D puzzle that teaches mechanical principles through hands-on assembly. Featuring three cylinder gears and a Geneva Drive, it counts repetitive actions from 1 to 999 without batteries. Designed for ages 8+, it includes an augmented reality app to deepen understanding, all packaged in an elegant gift box for a premium educational experience.



















| Product Dimensions | 13.5 x 6.5 x 12.2 cm; 320 g |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 8 years and up |
| Item model number | 70130 |
| Educational Objective(s) | Ability to Solve Problems, Understanding Mechanical Principles |
| Number of pieces | 157 |
| Assembly Required | Yes |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Material Type(s) | Wood |
| Remote Control Included? | No |
| Colour | Wood |
| Release date | 17 July 2020 |
| ASIN | B088X5K6R3 |
T**2
Good, but requires patience to assemble
I think the age rating of 8+ is optimistic, I imagine a lot of 8 year olds would struggle to assemble this on their own. I helped assemble this with a 11 year old and we enjoyed it and the finished item was satisfying and worked correctly. But many of the parts are hard to assemble, and will require a lot of perseverance, and breaking one piece could be the end of it. So I would recommend it for 8+ where there is an adult to help when needed. But some adults might enjoy this as a gift also.
T**N
Interesting model that actually works, fun to assemble.
The kit consists of four wooden panels pre-cut by laser with press-out pieces. In addition there are rubber bands and wax to lubricate moving parts, and an easy to follow instruction book. The completed machine can count by operating a 'plunger' or by turning a wheel, and can be reset to zero (or to any number) by opening the front, which disengages the number wheels from their gears, enabling them to be turned independently. I don't know how long it will last, but it seems quite sturdy and even has rubber feet under it (made from a rubber band). Only negatives is some parts can be quite hard to press out (there is a tool provided), and it takes quite a bit of pressure to press some of the parts together. Also, eventually the rubber bands (that act like springs) will eventually decay and break, I expect. (It would probably be possible to repair it if this did happen). But worth 5 stars as an entertaining puzzle as well as educational.
A**R
Really good fun to construct
All component parts are accurately laser cut and easy to push from the plywood sheets.Fitting the parts together feels smooth and positive and the assembly instructions are adequate. All in all an excellent way to fill a few hours.
L**R
Kept my nephew of the computer
Really enjoyed helping my nephew build this. Took a good few hours. He enjoyed it also and kept him of the computer for a day. Something different to do over lockdown.
A**R
enjoyable
The media could not be loaded. Really enjoyed assembling this one, pieces were easy to pop out, and the instructions were very clear so easy to build. Was convinced it wouldn't work when completed, but i was wrong, really pleased with the result
A**N
Useful
Can be used in all types of measurements
N**Y
Prompt delivery.
Not yet assembled but looks good and promptly delivered.
A**R
Great product
My 7 year old grandson completed this, with a little help. Works well.
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