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DIY Wolverine Hydraulic Claw Kit

AU$30.00 inc GST

Build your own Hydraulic Claw and control mechanical fingers using water power! ✋💧

Assemble a wearable hydraulic claw that opens and closes using syringe-powered hydraulics. This hands-on STEM engineering kit teaches children about hydraulics, pressure and mechanical movement while building an exciting robotic-style hand.

Recommended Age: 8+ | Build Time: 60–90 minutes | Difficulty: Moderate

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Description

DIY Hydraulic Claw STEM Engineering Kit

Build a powerful hydraulic claw using nothing but water!

Experience the fascinating world of hydraulic engineering by building your own DIY Hydraulic Claw. Assemble the precision laser-cut wooden frame, attach the wearable hand brace and connect the hydraulic tubing and syringes.

By pushing and pulling the syringe, water pressure moves the claw’s fingers, allowing you to pick up lightweight objects just like a real robotic gripper.

This exciting engineering project demonstrates one of the most important technologies used in heavy machinery, robotics and industrial equipment.


What You’ll Learn

  • How hydraulic systems create movement
  • Pascal’s Principle and fluid pressure
  • Mechanical linkages
  • Human-inspired robotic design
  • Engineering design and construction
  • Force transmission using liquids

Features

  • ✋ Fully wearable hydraulic claw
  • 💧 Water-powered hydraulic control
  • ⚙️ Moving mechanical fingers
  • 🛠️ Precision laser-cut wooden construction
  • 📚 Easy-to-follow illustrated instructions
  • 🤖 Learn real-world hydraulic engineering

Skills Developed

  • Engineering design
  • Mechanical engineering
  • STEM problem solving
  • Fine motor skills
  • Logical thinking
  • Scientific investigation

What’s Included

  • Precision laser-cut wooden components
  • Hydraulic syringes
  • Flexible tubing
  • Wrist strap
  • Elastic bands
  • Screws and fixings
  • Step-by-step instruction booklet

(Water is required to operate the hydraulic system.)