Black+Decker Kids Workbench, Power Tools Workshop, 75-Piece Tool Set

Price: $84.99
(as of Oct 06, 2026 23:22:33 UTC – Details)


Black and Decker junior power tool workshop features realistic action, lights and sounds, with 50 plus accessory pieces. Looks just like a real work bench, and comes with everything you need to assemble your own pretend tool box. Battery powered drill press, miter saw has realistic function and sound, battery powered flashlight can be bent into various positions, workbench includes multiple storage trays and hooks to keep your tool organized, build your tool caddy with the included wood pieces.
BUILD IT YOURSELF, THEN PLAY – Kids use the included tools to assemble their own toy tool box and workbench, turning setup itself into part of the fun before playtime even starts.
LOOKS AND SOUNDS LIKE THE REAL THING – A pretend drill press, miter saw, and flashlight bring lifelike action and sound to this power tool workshop, just like the Black+Decker tools grown-ups use.
75 PIECES, EVERYTHING INCLUDED – Screwdrivers, hammers, wrenches, saws, nails, screws, and nuts fill out this kids tool set, so there’s always another project to start.
HOURS OF HANDS-ON FUN – Built for ages 3 to 5, this toddler workbench keeps kids engaged for hours and quickly becomes the toy grandkids ask for by name at every visit.
A GIFT KIDS ACTUALLY PLAY WITH – From birthdays to holidays, this kids workbench gives young builders a workshop of their own, sized right for small hands and big imaginations.
Customers love this toy workbench, finding it keeps children entertained for hours with its realistic sounds and lights. The assembly process is positive, with one customer noting it’s put together with actual plastic nuts and bolts. However, the functionality receives mixed reviews, with several customers reporting that the saw and drill press stop working after a short time. The quality and value for money also get mixed feedback, with some finding it good quality and worth the price, while others express disappointment and say it’s not worth the cost.