Termite Holder, 295 Piece Metal Assembly Kit

A Termite Built from Steel, Iron, and Copper

This kit is a mechanical insect in 295 laser-cut metal parts. You assemble it entirely with screws — no glue anywhere — so every connection is clean, tight, and reversible. The finished termite has joints that actually move, and it comes with its own display holder so it goes straight from your workbench to the shelf.

How the Build Works

Everything you need is in the box: nipper pliers, a screwdriver, English instructions, and the holder. You match the laser-cut pieces, seat each screw, and watch the insect take shape section by section. Most builders finish in around three hours — long enough to sink into, short enough for one good evening.

What Makes It Satisfying

• Three metals — stainless steel, iron, and copper, mixed for contrast and shine
• Screw-only assembly — no glue, no mess, a crisp mechanical finish
• Moving joints — the legs and body articulate like the real insect
• Tools included — pliers and screwdriver come in the kit
• Holder included — the finished piece displays properly from day one

Specs

• Pieces: 295 laser-cut components
• Materials: stainless steel, iron, copper
• Build time: about 3 hours
• Finished size: 12 x 9 x 6 cm
• Weight: 224g
• Age: 14+, or younger with a parent helping
• In the box: nipper pliers, screwdriver, English instructions, display holder

Who Enjoys This One

People who like precision work with their hands. Parents who want a project to share across the table with a teenager. Anyone who wants a small metal sculpture on the desk that they made themselves. It is an evening of focused, quiet screw-turning — and at the end, a 224-gram metal insect standing on its holder.