Customer Reviews

Fisher-Price Drillin' Action Tool Set

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I'm not into clutter, but my 17 mth old son LOVES to help his daddy with projects in the garage. So, we bought him this drill which is so close to the real deal. HE LOVES IT. Plays with it every single day! Even my husband has told all his friends with youngsters they need this drill!!! It is great for drilling, but also fine motor skill screwing in the screws by hand, and pushing/pulling the nails. My sister is an occupational therapist and she thinks it's a great toy too! I still don't see how this toy is only $13! It's worth every single penny! One drawback, the drill bits do go astray... may be a good idea to buy two of these at this price! ;-)

I have been working in our basement and my son has been coming down to 'help Daddy'.

He LOVES the power tools, and hugs the battery drill I use to his chest (minus a bit, and minus a battery pack) as he walks around.

Finally he has his own drill, and he is in love with it.

Comes with two bits, a drill and a Phillips head. I cannot get it out of his hands long enough to show him how to use the second bit yet.

The toolbox has several holes he can 'drill' which is great as well.

Purchased this for my 3 year old for Christmas because he always likes to act like his Daddy. I was drawn to it because of the Fisher Price name and low price-point. The drill and "bits" are contructed of durable plastic and very realistic. There is a small blue handy carrying case that houses all of the pieces. My son played with this for over 30 minutes at a time and attempted to "unscrew" real screws around our home. The set is so realistic that young children will believe it has the ability. I was very happy to see that the drill actually rotated and locked on to the bits.

Highly recommend for younger children that want to feel like Mommy & Daddy making repairs throughout the home. This will keep their little fingers away from your tools!

3 year old nephew loves it ! He drills in the garage with his father.

My 26 mo old nephew got this for Christmas. At first, he wasn't interested. Then I had him help me use a real drill to drill a hole, pound an anchor into the hole with a hammer and screw a screw into the anchor. Now he enjoys using his drill -- not just to screw in the three screws on the set, but to "repair" his train tracks and anything else he decides needs it. The drill has 2 bits, but the second one doesn't serve a purpose -- at least not in working with the pieces in the set. There are 3 screws to "drill" down or up and 3 nails to hammer. The hammer also has the piece to pull the nails out after pounding them down. The three screws and nails get old pretty quickly -- not much to do once you've screwed or pounded them a couple times, but the tools can be used in many other settings. It would have been nice to include a screwdriver and maybe some pieces to nail or screw together, but my nephew is now enjoying using his tools.

my son who is 29 months old LOVES this toy, he always wants to play with my husbands tools and this is a good distractor. Its also good for motor skills and problem solving. It works like a real drill does,, the hammer and nails are cool too. has a nice tool bucket for it too. will buy this toy for gifts and recomend it.

Great toy for the price. We love that the drill actually works and screws/unscrews the screws. It's also very handy that everything can be contained in the toolbox.

My son played with this at a friend's house and almost ran out what was left of their battery life because he carried it around the whole time! He likes that it works like Daddy's and really drills the screws in and then you can reverse for getting them out.

My son loves to watch us put things together. He's always trying to grab the screw driver and "help" us turn the screws. I've purchased toy screw drivers for him, but thought he'd enjoy having a drill as well. I like that this drill is chunky, but looks realistic enough for my toddler to think it's not a baby toy. The bits & screws are also larger, which makes it less frustrating for a toddler trying to fit the bits into the screws. It turns in both directions with the flip of a switch, so once you drill the screws in you can undo them. He has dropped it many times and it still works fine, so it seems durable. The only thing is I wish it had something different or larger to use the screws with, just for variety.

This is a great toy for kids. My daughter lover hers. Just be careful she/he will want to graduate to real screws around the house if she/he enjoys it. The hammer didn't get played with much. Great for motor skill in my opinion.