Product overview A set of compact cubes in aluminum, iron, and wood designed for handson study and display. Use these samples to compare material properties, support model making, and add tactile elements to presentations or collections. Key benefits Direct comparison of materials for learning and research: tangible samples let users measure mass, volume, and temperature response to investigate density and specific heat. Practical tool for teaching and prototyping: simplifies experiments and demonstrations by providing consistent material examples in cube form. Multiuse and displayable: suitable for classroom benches, studio tables, and desktop displays without special preparation. Supports a range of users: useful for students, artists, designers, and engineers who need real samples for testing, model construction, or presentation. Main features Materials included: aluminum cube, iron cube, and wood cube. Primary functions: study of density and specific heat, model making, and decorative display. Form factor: solid cubes intended for handling and sidebyside comparison. Compatibility: works with standard educational measurement tools and common model building supplies. Practical use scenarios Classroom experiment: determine mass and volume of each cube to calculate density, then perform heat transfer tests to compare specific heat behavior. Design and modeling: use the cubes as physical references when building three dimensional models or presenting material choices to clients. Studio display and collection: arrange the cubes as simple, materialfocused reference pieces or decorative accents in a workspace. Why choose this set These aluminum, iron, and wood cubes provide a straightforward, lowpreparation way to compare real materials, support handson learning, and assist creative and technical workflows. They bring clarity to material selection and make abstract concepts tangible for users who need reliable, easytohandle samples.