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Metal Detector - Discover Buried Treasure
A compact working metal detector turns an ordinary walk into a literal treasure hunt.
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Tensegrity Lego
A tensegrity build appears to float using tension and compression, giving a small construction kit a physics-demo wow factor.
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3D Mirascope
Two curved mirrors create a floating-looking 3D image above the device with no screen.
£21.99Take a look
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Infinity Mirror Cube
A compact mirrored light cube creates an apparently bottomless tunnel of reflections.
£16.99Take a look
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Klein Bottle
A real glass approximation of the mathematical surface with no conventional inside or outside.
£37.49Take a look
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Magnetic Fidget Pen
A writing pen breaks apart into magnetic pieces that can be rebuilt as shapes or a phone stand.
£29.99Take a look
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Crystal Storm Glass Barometer
A sealed weather glass grows and changes crystal patterns as atmospheric conditions shift.
£29.99Take a look
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Rope Launcher Toy
A handheld launcher sends a continuous loop of rope whipping through the air, creating a strange controllable motion effect.
£29.49Take a look
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Clock With Water
A digital clock powered by water instead of conventional disposable batteries.
£29.49Take a look
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Reverse Hourglass
An hourglass where the coloured granules visibly rise instead of falling.
£32.49Take a look
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John Lewis Irregular Ear Glass Vase
A glass vase with literal ear-shaped handles makes an ordinary vessel look faintly anatomical.
£30.00Take a look
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True Genius Grecian Computer
A physical dial puzzle inspired by the Antikythera mechanism asks you to align number columns to a target sum.
£14.99Take a look
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