You will assemble a fully-automatic cuckoo clock that strikes on command, turning a stack of pre-cut panels into a functioning mechanical showcase.
- You snap 435 laser-cut wooden sheets into place using a dry-fit mortise-and-tenon joinery system that demands zero adhesives.
- You press the staircase button to release the articulated model, watching its wings flap through the window while delivering three timed chirps you can set manually.
- You toggle the side switch to power four embedded LEDs that wash the numbered face and swinging lunar pendulum in a constant amber glow.
- You dedicate approximately eight hours to a moderately challenging build that expands to 13.4 by 8.3 by 6.7 inches, rewarding your effort with a permanent display centerpiece.
