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DIY Construction Toolbox with Electric Drill (126 Pieces)

DIY Construction Toolbox with Electric Drill (126 Pieces)

Portable storage toolbox

Build, dismantle and rebuild

Plenty of colourful construction pieces

Regular price $36.95 AUD
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Kids DIY Repair Toolbox with Electric Drill

Turn playtime into a hands-on building session with a colourful repair toolbox packed with screws, construction pieces and pretend tools for assembling different creations.

Kids can use the electric hand drill, screwdriver and other tools to screw pieces together, take their builds apart and start again with a completely new design. When playtime is finished, the pieces can be stored together inside the portable toolbox, keeping everything organised and ready for the next project.

Why You’ll Love It

126-piece DIY assembly set
Electric hand drill included
Screwdriver and pretend repair tools
Build, dismantle and rebuild
Plenty of colourful construction pieces
Portable storage toolbox
Hands-on screen-free play
Multiple creations to make

Build, Unscrew & Rebuild

Connect the different pieces using screws and tools, then take everything apart and create something new for repeatable hands-on play.

Electric Drill Included

The set includes a child-sized electric hand drill that can be used with the included screws during assembly projects.

Complete Pretend Tool Set

Alongside the drill, kids get a screwdriver and simulated repair tools for different building and pretend repair activities.

126 Pieces to Explore

With 126 pieces included, there are plenty of screws, components and accessories to combine into different constructions and imaginative projects.

Portable Storage Toolbox

Everything packs neatly back into the toolbox, making the individual pieces easier to keep together between play sessions.

Product Details

Product Type: Kids DIY Repair Toolbox
Number of Pieces: 126 Pieces
Material: Plastic
Includes: Electric Hand Drill, Screwdriver, Simulated Tools, Screws & Assembly Pieces
Activity: Building, Assembly & Pretend Repair
Design: Detachable & Rebuildable
Storage: Portable Toolbox
Colour: Multicolour
Play Style: Hands-On Construction & Role Play

Recommended Age: 6+ Years
Warning: Contains numerous small screws, nuts and detachable construction pieces that may present a choking hazard. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Adult supervision is recommended, particularly when using the electric drill.

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I
Ian S.
cute builder gift

Cute builder gift

T
Trevor L.
more used than expected

This has come out more often than some of his expensive toys

B
Barry W.
good for hand coordination

The screws are a nice size for little hands to practise with

G
Geoff B.
useful at Nan’s

We keep it at Nan’s now because it gives him something proper to do there

A
Anonymous
does what it says

Does what it says

G
Greg T.
good for quiet play

It is not silent, but it keeps him settled in one spot for a while

R
Russell M.
fun little case

My son loves carrying it around like a real toolbox

W
Wayne C.
surprisingly engaging

I thought he would just press the drill button, but he actually tried building with it

B
Bruce H.
good for siblings to share

They still fight over the drill, but there are enough parts for both to play

G
Graham R.
nice hands on toy

Nice hands on toy

A
Alan P.
not perfect

Some pieces are small and easy to lose, but the play value is definitely there

A
Anonymous
good for making things

She made random shapes and called one a robot vacuum

G
Gary D.
my kid felt grown up

He copied his dad and kept saying he was going to work

B
Brian S.
better than loose tools

Having the case makes it feel like a proper set and easier to keep together

K
Kevin L.
happy with this

Happy with this

M
Mark B.
fun after daycare

He came home tired but still wanted to build something with the drill

P
Paul W.
good for concentration

He gets really focused trying to line everything up properly

S
Stephen C.
needs adult help first

I helped him the first time, then he started figuring it out himself

M
Michael T.
quality is alright

It has survived being dragged around the house and packed back into the case

R
Robert K.
good little builder set

Good little builder set

D
David R.
nice change from cars

My son usually only wants vehicles, but this kept him interested

A
Anonymous
not just pretend

They actually have to screw parts together, so it feels more hands on

P
Peter H.
my grandson loved it

He kept showing Pop how the drill worked and looked so proud

J
John M.
good for rainy days

It kept him busy inside when the backyard was too wet to play in

P
Paula D.
simple but useful

Simple but useful

J
Jean R.
great for pretend fixing

He has “fixed” the coffee table, the pram and half the toy box already

J
Jill B.
cute toolbox

The case makes him feel like he has a real little work kit

C
Cathy W.
good for problem solving

My son had to work out which pieces lined up before using the drill

D
Diana C.
happy kids

Happy kids

A
Anonymous
little pieces everywhere

You do need to pack it away properly or the screws disappear fast

E
Elaine M.
decent for the price

It is still a kids toy, but it feels decent and has had plenty of use

N
Norma B.
fun for cousins

The cousins came over and they all wanted a turn with the drill

M
Maree S.
not a five minute toy

He comes back to it a lot because there are different ways to use the pieces

D
Dianne H.
kept him at the table

He sat there putting screws in and out while I cooked dinner