The Ugears Marble Run Tiered Hoist combines engineering with kinetic sculpture. The model includes tracks, obstacles and mechanisms that create continuous movement as the marbles travel through the course. It demonstrates the interaction of driving and driven gears, counterweights and a distributor trigger that controls the direction of the balls. The stepped lift raises the marbles repeatedly to create a continuous cycle and a dynamic visual display. One of the model's key features is modularity: several Ugears marble runs can be linked using the supplied connectors to build more complex systems of lifts and tracks, potentially operated from a single handle. The finished Tiered Hoist is both an engaging mechanical construction project and a lively decorative object for a room or office.

The Ugears Spiral Hoist raises glass marbles when the hand crank is turned clockwise. The marbles collect at the top and then travel through several tracks, including a high-speed slide, a vertical snake and a mountain-river-style section with a stop effect. The model can be connected to other Ugears marble runs to create a larger modular track. It contains 266 parts and takes about 6 hours to assemble without glue or special tools. Precision laser-cut plywood parts and illustrated instructions in 11 languages simplify assembly. The finished model can also be painted or combined with other tracks for a customized setup.

The Ugears Marble Run Tiered Hoist consists of a three-level lift and three different tracks. Turning the crank drives a crank-and-rod mechanism that raises marbles from the bottom and holds them at the top until release. The first track includes a three-marble accumulator that feeds them one by one, the second is shaped like a roller coaster, and the third is a four-level ramp-style descent. At the end, the marbles collect in a tray ready for another cycle. The model is modular and can be connected with other Ugears marble runs—two or four sets can be combined to create a larger custom track system.