Black+Decker Kids Workbench - Power Tools Workshop - Build Your Own Toy Tool Box – 75 Realistic Toy Tools and Accessories [Amazon Exclusive]

Bought this for my 20 month old grandson and he absolutely loved waking up to it Christmas morning. Loved all the sounds the tools made. Very durable, high quality and should be able to use for a few years. Wanted something to grow with him.

I purchased this item for my son's Christmas present early December for $58 plus tax. I believe best time to shop for this item is on Black Friday. Soon after I purchased this, the price went up to $180. It's usually float around $50 to $78. I am not sure why they change the price so often, but it cost more as it nears Christmas. My son loved playing with my husband's tools, that I had thought he would enjoy. So far, he lies the screw drivers.PRO:The item was easy assembly, adorable, the toy is light enough for toddler (my son is 1 year old). The items are big enough to avoid chocking hazard. If you get them around 1-2 years old, I think my son will be able to play for a few years on it. The workshop is sturdy enough for toddler, but light enough for a mom to move it around. The toy tools can be used to build the workshop desk when my son gets older enough to do that.CON/ wish:The circular saw came broken. I had to order them from the company on 26th of December and arrived on January 6th, so that is not too bad. The people at manufacturing company was nice about it. You get 90 days warranty to replace any items. I believe it will break again, as it's not the sturdiest, but it's meant for pretend play anyway. Kids can use their imagination too. They should make car or some other toys that the kids can build using the tools so that they can work on more than tool box.

Buckle up, folks! If you're ready for a hilarious ride through the pint-sized world of woodworking wonder, the Black+Decker Kids Workbench is your golden ticket to toddler carpentry mayhem.First off, let's talk about the authenticity of this mini-masterpiece. The workbench is so realistic that I half-expect my toddler to demand a union break. The plastic screws and bolts are so convincing that even our family cat thinks it's a petting zoo for hardware.Now, about the battery drill press – my kid wields it with the precision of a ninja warrior. He's convinced he's drilling into the secrets of the universe, one pretend plank at a time. And the saw? Well, let's just say that our couch cushions have seen better days.The sound effects are what truly make this a laugh-out-loud experience. The drill goes "bzzzzzz," and the saw? Oh, it's got the authenticity of a beaver on an espresso binge (it also goes bzzz). My living room has never sounded so… industrious?But wait, there's more! The Black+Decker Kids Workbench comes complete with a set of plastic nails that are tougher to handle than a Rubik's Cube. Tiny Tim hammers away with all the determination of a construction foreman on caffeine, creating modern art installations on our hardwood floors.Cleanup? Let's just say my vacuum cleaner has developed a new appreciation for sawdust. Who needs a Roomba when you have a toddler with a mini workbench?If you're in the market for a toy that will have your toddler thinking they're the next Bob the Builder, look no further. The Black+Decker Kids Workbench is a hilarious journey into the world of toddler carpentry. Just be prepared for your living room to become a construction zone, and maybe invest in some noise-canceling headphones for the rest of the family. It's five stars from kid and me – because every laugh is worth it!

My two year old loves this!

I read a lot of reviews before I purchased this, and I have to say the vast majority were accurate. I own a home based childcare and the children (especially the boys) LOVE the tools! I haven't even put batteries in any of them yet, and they are still a hit. We've had it about 2 weeks now, The pieces of wood that you can saw apart (Velcro) are also a huge hit! I was kind of bummed that the vice clamp didn't actually open and close as I knew someone who had one of these tool benches whose did, but I can see where that would have been a pinching hazard and can understand why they just make noise now. The few negatives that I would mention are: The light is basically useless (why would you attach a work light to the surface of the bench anyway? I think it should attach at the top of the back board somewhere and maybe not be so large. Also as other reviews have said, it doesn't hold it's position at all...it may as well be a toy snake as anything. And then the toy wood. It's great that there is a project to build, but couldn't you make it so you can attach the pieces in other ways, and have the holes have threading to hold screws for that purpose? It's just boring that there's only one thing you can do with them in terms of building. And lastly the nails; how can the kids learn to hammer nails if all they do is just fall into the hole? I think there could be some improvement there. All in all this is a great toy though, and the kids usually just use the tools to pretend to fix the trucks and other toys we have, which is great fun too!Edit: a suggestion to the manufacturer, it would be nice to be able to buy individual replacement tools, as some have broken.

The most detailed toolbench toy I found. Kids love the noises the saw and drill make and that they can build the wood caddy and cut the wood in half.

Great fun for kids of all ages. It’s made of nice durable plastic material. Overall it’s pretty good size. No sharp edges so it’s overall pretty safe. It looks good in my son’s room. He just loves it. It helped him develop better hand eye coordination skills. I would recommend this product