A manual contains instructions for how to build a variety of structures using a set of interlocking
blocks. The manual starts with the basics, teaching the user how to securely connect two blocks together. It then progresses to more complex techniques, such as creating corners, making curves, and building pillars.
Step 1: Connecting Two Blocks Together
- Start with two blocks, one in each hand.
- Align the interlocking parts of both blocks.
- Firmly press the blocks together until you hear a click.
Step 2: Creating Corners
- Connect three blocks together in a straight line.
- Take another block and align it to one end of the line, creating a right angle.
- Securely connect the fourth block to the existing line, ensuring it forms a corner.
Step 3: Making Curves
- Begin by creating a straight line using as many blocks as desired.
- Gradually angle each block towards the desired curve, allowing the interlocking parts to rotate smoothly.
- Keep the blocks firmly connected while adjusting the angle to maintain the desired curve.
Step 4: Building Pillars
- Start with a straight line of blocks, as tall as desired.
- Connect another block on top of the line, ensuring all interlocking parts interconnect.
- Continue adding blocks on top, creating a pillar of the desired height.
Step 5: Adding Stability
- For larger structures, ensure stability by interlocking blocks diagonally.
- Connect blocks from one corner of the structure to another, forming diagonal lines.
- It is also helpful to reinforce corners and joints with additional blocks, adding strength to the overall structure.
Step 6: Advanced Techniques
- Experiment with different block combinations to create unique structures.
- Explore the possibility of building arches, bridges, or even towers.
- Remember to always maintain the interlocking mechanism for a secure and stable construction.
Note: The manual may also include safety precautions, such as not exceeding the recommended height or weight limits for the structures and using caution when connecting or disassembling blocks to avoid injuries.