KidEwan Kids Tool Set with Electric Toy Drill, Pretend Play Construction Toy Toddlers Tools Kit, Educational Gift for Kids Boys Girl Ages 3 4 5 6 7 8

The picture on the website is misleading. Look at the little boy looks maybe 4/5 years old and the product looks like a book bag.Everything is so small, I can’t even explain. Don’t waist your money.

This thing looked like someone had just piled a bunch of tiny random pieces into a box when I opened it up. The only thing I felt comfortable giving my toddler was the little drill, and he has played with that quite a bit, but man this thing is cheap. I'd suggest looking for something else for your kid.

I got this tool set for my 1 year old nephew who loves to take things apart and ‘work’ on them. These fit his hands well and he is enjoying them! He is now able to help his dad fix things :) I recommend!!

This toy I was planning on giving to my grandkids as a present and I probably still will. It comes in backpack form so I immediately start taking it apart to reasseble it as the tool bench. I could tell the difficulty of just assembling it would be a little challenging for my children and definitely was not for my grand children to try to put together. If you just leave this as a work bench I think children could have fun with it. However I'm not sure that it will stay as a work bench because it comes apart fairly easily. Your kids may end up playing with the bench pieces as dishes or frisbies. All the tools are fairly small and may be a choking hazard for younger children which is why there is a warning label for children under 3. But because the set is kind of small I'm not sure how much longer after 3 thay would be interested in it. Honestly the best thing this has goning for it is that it is cute.

This little tool set has a lot of little pieces that aren't worth much--one is even a bit of cardboard printed to look like wood that has perforated holes to poke out--so a child can pretend to nail and screw into it, I suppose. There are also little scraps of actual wood to fiddle with. I'd just toss all those. The real fun in this are the tools: hammer, saw, chisel, measuring tape, and drill gun. The measuring tape really pulls out for measuring things, and the drill gun not only has power, but also the ability to reverse direction. I got this for my 4 year old nephew and he quickly tossed aside all the little stuff and went nuts over the tape measure, and the drill gun. He figured out how to change out the bits in the screwgun pretty easily, and got busy trying to repair the sofa, the hearth, the entertainment center, and the coffee table. The tool box it all comes in isn't great, and it took a lot of fiddling to get everying to fit back in so it could close. I plan to toss that too and pick up a nylon tool belt that can be adjusted small and fit all the tools and bits.