Zodiac Wall Clock

The pieces fit together perfectly, I also loved how color design went with the style . It functions very well. The wood piece are really strong and the glue especially makes it feel like it’s not going to break. The value of the money was reasonable especially since there were a lot of details that were implemented.Over all I loved it.

Beautiful clock! It is a little difficult to remove some of the smaller pieces, but for me, that’s part of the fun.Clock functions well, and it took a little less than two hours to complete. The quality and look of the finished product is good. It wasn’t too difficult to put together, and I enjoyed doing it! The price is great, and I plan on buying several other projects from them.

Had a lot of fun putting this together. Directions are very clear and it's really impressive how precisely the small and intricate pieces pop out of the wood. It's become a conversation piece I'm happy to recommend. If I had a criticism, there's not nearly enough wax included. I'm not sure how much you'd suffer not having it, but it would help if they included a big chunk that you can actually hold. Love it though, looks great.

So, this is my 4th wooden puzzle by ROKR that I have assembled, and the only one that has needed glue! One of the most fascinating things about the other wooden puzzles is how they've all come together without the need of glue. I'm not sure why they couldn't have done the same with this one, especially when they made a working gramophone that didn't need any. Other than that, it was a pretty simple build, and it looks nice!

This clock is so cool but there are several things I wish I knew before I assembled it.1. They give you a little nub of something that looks like plastic. That is WAX. The instructions are not super clear about waxing the gears so I’m here to tell you. Wax all the moving gears! Wax the teeth of them or they will not turn!2. Figure out what colors and what sections you want to paint before you assemble it! I made the mistake of building it and then I thought “oh, I can just disassemble the parts I want to paint”. That was a nightmare. Paint beforehand, I swear you will hate the whole situation less and you will be able to get to more areas that need paint. This thing has sooooo many little hidden places that show if you try to paint it while it’s fully assembled.

Read the info and questions before buying! I notice a lot of ppl are disappointed that the date and month dont move on their own. It says so in the description and in the questions! Pay attention before you buy and complain about the product!This was an awesome build. Took about 3 hours for me to do maybe 2.5 if I didnt stop to do a couple other things. It was very detailed and runs pretty smooth compared to other things I've built. I love it! If I could, I would loved to have painted it like some of the other pictures but I'm very very happy with how it turned out!

First off...the laser cut pieces fit great and have incredible detail. The instructions are pictorial and if you carefully follow them it went together without issues...though the pieces do fit tightly so some care is required.I had initially believed that this was a fully functional clock and that the day and date wheels were working with the clock....this proved to be incorrect and I now feel a little sheepish to have believed that in the first place. Would have been a LOT of things to be powered by the action...which is just a little quartz battery (AA) clock. Not disappointed in the final product at all as it's really neat...just wanted to be sure that someone else doesn't get this thinking that everything you see actually works automatically. The day and date wheels can be turned (if you assembled them correctly) to whatever date you wish and I chose to set them to the birthday of the recipient of this as a gift. Amazing what they did with the lasers and the complicated fit is beautiful.

The Rokr clock was the 4th Rokr purchase. I have bought these as fun joint projects to do with my 97 year old father. Trying to keep him engaged, his mind working, fingers working, and having quality time together building something. The clock by far was the easiest one we have put together out of the 4 so far. We have done a race car, a train, a marble run, and the clock. Next one will be the motorcycle. These really are some of the neatest puzzles around.