




Kids at Work Cotton & Leather Belt with Tools — Set 1
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A real carpenter's hammer, a folding ruler that actually measures, a spirit level that actually works — and a belt to carry all of it.
Set 1 contains the fundamentals of any building kit: a carpenter's hammer, mini nail puller pliers, a folding ruler (one full metre), a spirit level, and a construction sign — all sized for children's hands but built to the same standard as their adult equivalents. The cotton and leather tool belt holds everything securely, with leather pockets and a dedicated hammer holder. These are not toys. They are real tools designed by Corvus for children to use under adult supervision, building genuine skills alongside genuine confidence. Pairs with the Kids at Work Tool Box Wooden DIY Kit for a complete first woodworking project.
- Includes: carpenter's hammer, mini nail puller pliers, 1m folding ruler, spirit level, construction sign, and cotton-leather tool belt
- Hammer: 19 x 8.5 x 2.5cm | Pliers: 12.7cm | Spirit level: 15cm | Ruler: 1m folded
- Belt: 620g/m2 thick cotton with leather pockets and hammer holder
- Materials: wood, metal, leather, cotton, ABS
- Not a toy — ages 4 and up, adult supervision required until age 14
Kids at Work is a range by Corvus, a German toy company based in Kirchtellinsfurt, Swabia. Their tools are real — not toys — designed to the same professional standards as adult versions but sized for children's hands. Each one is crafted to be robustly durable, and the range is built around the belief that children learn best when they work with real materials and real consequences.
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