Amazon Basics Wooden Play Toy Tool Set and Workbench for Toddlers, Preschoolers, Children Age 3+ Years, 36 cm D x 58 cm W x 77.9 cm H, Multicolor

Bought this for a gift for my child. I easily followed the directions provided and it went together so smooth. I did use tolls I had just for added comfort and tightness. My child is 3 so we have enjoyed this completely it provides him with so many things to put together and make things on his own. The guide they provide so they can make sutures with directions is so cute and very easy for children to follow! So many options to build and for them to be creative.Bonus we also stand on it and yeet ourselves onto the bed!

My 18 month old loves this workbench and has so much fun playing with all of the pieces. He does tend to climb on top of it and even though it has not tipped, I’d recommend securing it to the wall. The storage tray underneath is great for storing his other tools too. It looks sleek and clean and for the price it can’t be beat. We have had it for a few months now and it is holding together strong.

My 20 month old got this for Christmas. He loves this toy. He hammers randomly throughout the day and tries to put things together. I enjoy building things with him.

My little grandson loves it and has been playing with it nonstop since daddy finished assembling it.

I'm very happy with this toy work bench. Here are the pros and here are the cons:Pros:The workbench is made from real wood, so you can tangibly feel how sturdy it is. The workbench pieces are clearly comprised of quality material so you can tell that this is going to last.The instructions to put this together was super clear; the pieces they were talking about are clearly labeled (as you can see in my photo). The wooden blocks or pieces have stickers with alphabets on them letting you know what piece the build instruction is referring to.The pieces are also cute for the kids and the wrench, screw driver, and hammer actually work with the bolts and nails it comes with.It also comes with lots of screws, bolts, nails, blocks, etc. to have kids practice building their own imaginative creations.A big plus is the gears you can set up on the work bench to teach kids how gears work (if you spin it, it spins all the other gears with it as well).Lastly, the bottom rack is a very nice storage area for the extra pieces and for adding any previous toy tools the kids may have already had (in my photo the bottom right blue box of tools was a separate toy toolbox that I just put under this new work bench).Cons:Don't really have many cons so instead here are some wishes regarding this product:I wish it came with instructions on something specific you can make with the blocks and pieces it comes with. It'd be neat if there was a specific product the kids could build when they are given this work bench. Instead the various pieces feel like the kids are just practicing using a wrench, screw driver, and hammer.It'd be neat if Amazon Basics comes up with specific products you can build on this work bench.The hammerhead is also plastic, but wish it was some kind of soft rubber instead (just so it'd be less noisy when the kids are hammering... but a hammer is a hammer... it will be noisy regardless).Tips on putting this together:Putting this together felt like putting together an Ikea furniture.It took me 1.5 hours while watching an episode of Outlast. Much faster once I got my drill battery charged.The instructions say all you need is a screw driver. But don't be fooled. You WILL want a drill. I started off with a screw driver and it just took too long and I risked stripping the screws. Once I started using the drill, it was ten times faster.Read the instructions carefully. I sped through some parts and had to undo it because I didn't realized at some points, you screw three pieces together at once with 1 screw.Overall - this is a great product. Very happy with it.

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My toddler has taken an interest to the random projects I’ve been working on throughout my house, so I decided to get him this little workbench so we could practice different tools together. So far, so good! He adores this set and has gotten a lot of fun just laying things out and playing with the different accessories.It was super easy to put together (although some of the screw/bolt sizes are a little confusing) and shouldn’t take too long to assemble. Maybe about an hour or so? Probably less if you don’t mix up some parts like I did. It feels very durable and high quality once it’s set up and it has been able to withstand my son just hammering away at random things on it.It does come with a set of wooden tools and some blocks and pieces you can screw together. One thing I do wish it did come with was more toys aimed at the other tools, like maybe some pieces you could hammer things inside of or some velcro blocks you could saw in half. Things like that would’ve made a big difference for this set. I ended up making some pieces like that myself, and it increased my son’s interest in this toy tremendously.Overall, great toy. It’s affordable, good quality, and is a lot of fun. Highly recommended.

This wooden workbench is really well made. Putting it together takes quite a bit of time though, it comes in quite a bit of pieces. I think my only complaint would be the instructions. When you're putting the first few pieces together the picture shows to put the legs the wrong way. If you skip through a few more pages you will see that they are supposed to be a different way. This made putting it together take a little longer, since I had to take everything I'd done back apart to fix it. After getting it together it feels really solid and durable. My daughter has always wanted to help me build things, but now she can build her on own or help me with her own little tools.