Joydom Kids Tool Set, 43 Pcs Tool Toys Box, Wooden Tools Kit, Educational Construction Toys, Pretend Play Gift for Kids

I love the compact design of the tool set. The case can hold all tools and pieces and it can save us a lot of space. It is nice made, good for small creative project. Great as a birthday gift for my 3 year old. My kid can spend half an hour on it once I showed her on how to create project from it. Will recommend it to young kids!

My son loved using his own tool set but all the small pieces and the way they are stored means this isn’t the easiest for him to clean up on his own. Storage for all the items in the box could be more user friendly.

Very pleased with the set. Good amount of pieces to play with. Great safe way to learn to use tools.

A wooden toolbox containing 10 wooden tools along with planks and bolts and screws. This set is cute, especially the tools, however it doesn't come with enough pieces to build more than a small animal or vehicle. So it's a cute set and the tools are solid, but there are limitations on what you can actually use the pieces to make.Nevertheless, a cute set.

I got this for our toddler who loves helping out with house projects. I'd say my only complaint is that it's difficult to get everything to fit back into the carrying case and requires some serious puzzle skills on my and my husbands parts. You can imagine how frustrating it is for our kid when we tell him to clean up and he cant close the case.Beyond that, it's a great little set. He has an electric driver from another set which is not wood for obvious reasons, but which he demands be included here and thats probably the only fun tool missing. The saw and mallet are a ton of fun and we've used the mallet to whack nails in the wall (into holes we already hit in, this was just for the benefit of my kid). The ruler and square tool also have correct measurements for inches/ centimeters so he can contribute to measuring.He enjoys the pretend play too, and will connect different pieces together. Some of the things, like the pliers, require 2 hands to operate effectively and this can be frustrating if you needed to hold something in place. But for pretend play, he can pretend to use them. Although he isnt to the point where he can make cars and stuff, my husband has done it and had no issue. There's a lot of imagination play to be had with this set.