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Decision samples

The path a build takes.

These are samples of the decision path, drawn from real submitted builds. A picture shows the order. It is not a certificate, and no face from those builds is published.

BottleTrayCapStop

Bottle car, tools in a tray

A wheeled bottle, caps as wheels.

  1. 1Clean dry bottle
  2. 2Caps stay in a cup
  3. 3An adult threads the axle
  4. 4Each wheel has a stopper

ACCEPT

The adult does the fine step, and the plan says so.

FloorBladeStop

A blade left on the floor

The same kind of build, tools on the rug.

  1. 1Workspace is the floor
  2. 2A blade is within reach
  3. 3The step never reaches the group

REJECT

The blade goes on a tray, then away, before anyone runs the plan again.

CapBandAxle

A cap that can slide off

Cap wheels held only by a rubber band.

  1. 1Cap is the wheel
  2. 2Nothing keeps it on the axle
  3. 3Add a stopper
  4. 4Run the check again

REVISE

The idea can stay. The axle cannot.

TubeWall?

Tubes on a wall, fastener unnamed

A decorative tube panel meant for a wall.

  1. 1Tubes are arranged
  2. 2The piece is for a wall
  3. 3No fastener is named

INSUFFICIENT DATA

The studio does not guess the screw, the plug, or the load.

Try it on your own materials
Keep blades on a tray, not on the floor beside a child.Caps and tiny decorations stay in a cup until an adult fixes them.Threading a band through a bottle cap is an adult step.Cap wheels need a stopper so they cannot slide off.Spray cans, grinders, and mains power stay out of the plan.An open flame is not a classroom material.Cutting a plastic bottle is adult work. Check the edge.Paint on a smooth bottle needs a wash, a dry, and a scrap test.Fold or tape every wire end before children handle the piece.A wall piece needs a named fastener. Do not guess the load.A piggy bank is unproven until a real coin fits and the box does not tip.Edited videos hide drying time. Write the wait into the plan.
Keep blades on a tray, not on the floor beside a child.Caps and tiny decorations stay in a cup until an adult fixes them.Threading a band through a bottle cap is an adult step.Cap wheels need a stopper so they cannot slide off.Spray cans, grinders, and mains power stay out of the plan.An open flame is not a classroom material.Cutting a plastic bottle is adult work. Check the edge.Paint on a smooth bottle needs a wash, a dry, and a scrap test.Fold or tape every wire end before children handle the piece.A wall piece needs a named fastener. Do not guess the load.A piggy bank is unproven until a real coin fits and the box does not tip.Edited videos hide drying time. Write the wait into the plan.