The Big Engineering Makerspace offers an all - encompassing STEM adventure. It comes with hundreds of building pieces and over 20 models and experiments. In five engaging chapters, you'll get to explore various aspects of physics and engineering design hands - on. Build functional models and conduct tests to learn about marine vehicles, submersibles, wind power, and many other concepts. In the water and beach chapter, build a jet boat, submarine, and more. On land, engineer a dragster, trike, etc. In the air, construct a helicopter and glider. For engineering in society, assemble a forklift and hydraulic arm. In the optical devices chapter, build a camera stabilizer and smartphone microscope. Beyond the manual models, design your own with this modular system. A 128 - page manual with step - by - step illustrations guides your building and experiments.
Using the Big Engineering Makerspace is easy. First, take a look at the 128 - page manual. It has step - by - step pictures to help you build the models described in it. Start by picking a chapter that interests you, like the water and beach one, and gather the pieces needed to build the model, such as a jet boat. If you want to design your own model, let your creativity flow and use the building pieces in new ways. When handling the pieces, be careful not to lose any small parts. After you're done with your experiments, put the pieces back in a safe place. To keep the Makerspace in good condition, avoid getting the pieces wet or dirty. If they do get dirty, you can gently clean them with a dry cloth.
