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Date Navigator

Date Navigator

SKU:UGR70036

Regular price £10.50 GBP
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  • 24

    Pieces
  • 20

    Est. Time (min)
  • 5+

    Age
  • Easy

    Difficulty
LxWxH 105 mm x 98 mm x 18 mm

  • Kit contains all required components and no glue is required
  • Precision laser cut plywood. Only requires assembly.
  • UGears Mechanical Models are self-propelled, mechanical wooden model assembly kits.
  • Perfect for family projects, puzzle enthusiasts, and hands-on STEM learning
  • 24 parts
  • Assembly time: 20 min
  • Model size 105x98x18mm
Ugears 3D wooden steampunk model Date Navigator

Everyone faces with the question when planning activities during a week: what day of the week it is going to be. Usually we look at a smartphone or a datebook. Surprise your family, friends and colleagues with an original mechanical calendar-navigator that is also built with your own hands!

The Ugears Date Navigator is an interesting mechanical calendar with a beautiful Steampunk planetary mechanism inside and your daily companion to keep track of your adventure and activities in 2017-2044. It also has a sweet faint scent of wood. Just set the year and month you need and find out what day of the week it is going to be. Never get lost in time again!

The Date Navigator helps to identify the day of the week for any date from 2017 to 2044. It’s assembled without glue like all UGEARS models.

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Ready to Build

Ugears models are made from sustainably sourced, laser cut plywood sheets. Everything you need is inside the box, so you can get building right away.

Mechanical

No batteries, no electricity, just Ugears. All mechanical models are powered by the ingenious mechanisms built by you. Just wind up your model and watch it come to life.

No Glue

Pieces have been designed so they will either click or slide into place. No glue or any other kind of adhesive is needed to build your model.

Educational

Models take inspiration from real life inventors and engineers, such as Da Vinci and Galileo. Learn the history behind the model as you build.