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Makedo Roto-Ring

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$12.43 $17.5 In stock

A rotating connector piece made from 100% recycled materials, enabling cardboard creations with wheels, propellers, sliding doors and drawbridges that actually move.

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  • Recommended for children ages 5+

WARNING! CHOKING HAZARD - Small Parts.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Scarlett J. ★★★★★

My daughter turned a plain cardboard box into a working drawbridge with this connector, and it's held up to hours of play. The recycled material feels sturdy but light enough for her to handle easily.

Abigail ★★★★★

The rotation mechanism on this connector is surprisingly smooth, so our cardboard drawbridge actually works without jamming. We've built and rebuilt three different projects with the same pieces, and they still click together perfectly.

Olivia ★★★★★

My kids spent all afternoon making a cardboard car with wheels that actually spin thanks to this roto-ring. The recycled material feels sturdy enough for their rough play. It’s so satisfying to watch a drawbridge they built move up and down.