DIY Tool Set with Cordless Drill, Helmet and Safety Goggles

Price: €34.95

A DIY kids' tool set with a cordless drill that sounds like the real thing, interchangeable bits, pliers, 2 screwdrivers, spanner, hammer, 4 screws, 4 nuts, a helmet and safety goggles.

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Description

DIY tool set with cordless drill, helmet and safety goggles

This DIY tool set gives little DIY enthusiasts the chance to play at creating their own workshop and be a grown-up's helper. The centrepiece of the set is a cordless drill that makes a sound like a real tool and is designed to be comfortable for small hands to hold. While playing, children can practise precision, learn the names of basic tools and playfully repair broken toy vehicles. All tools in the set are made of plastic and their finish resembles real tools. The set is perfect for creating a little workshop and helps the child develop precision and get to know tools through play.

Main features

  • Cordless drill with a sound resembling a real tool.
  • Interchangeable drill bits.
  • Pliers, 2 screwdrivers, a spanner and a hammer.
  • 4 screws and 4 nuts.
  • Helmet and safety goggles.
  • All tools are made of plastic.

Additional information

The set is intended for children over 3 years of age. The toys are CE certified and meet the EN 71 standard. Cordless drill dimensions: 28 × 16 × 6 cm.

Package information

The set comes in a colourful box, making it a great gift for a child. Package dimensions are 51 × 36 × 12 cm.

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    LEAN7569
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