Kids at Work - Tool Box Wooden DIY Kit

$219.00
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A real beech wood toolbox, built by a child, with real tools — and everything needed to do it.


The Tool Box Wooden DIY Kit contains everything required for a child's first proper woodworking project: pre-milled beech wood panels, junctions, and screws to build the toolbox, alongside a full set of real tools to do the work. A handsaw, carpenter's pencil, sanding block, abrasive sheets, three wood and chestnut drills, a flat screwdriver, a Phillips screwdriver, a semicircular rasp, spirit level, hickory wood hammer, mini nail puller pliers, mini combination pliers, and a folding ruler are all included. The toolbox itself is the project — and when it is finished, it becomes the place to store the tools that built it. The kit weighs 2.72kg and is substantial in feel and ambition. Not a toy. Adult involvement and supervision is required throughout, and the finished project is genuinely owned by the child who made it.

  • Build a real beech wood toolbox — pre-milled panels, junctions and screws included
  • Tools included: handsaw, hammer, 3 drills, 2 screwdrivers, rasp, spirit level, pliers, sanding block, folding ruler, carpenter's pencil
  • Materials: hickory, American linden and beech woods, metal; weight 2.72kg
  • Detailed instructions included; finished toolbox stores the tools that built it
  • Not a toy — ages 4 and up, adult supervision required throughout

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.

The Kids at Work DIY Wooden Tool Box Kit with Tools consists of:

Kids at Work tools are NOT toys. Not to be used by children under the age of 14 years with out adult supervision. The supervising adult is responsible for the children's safety and proper handling of the tools. Risk of injury is real, and may include, although are not limited to, injury through sharp blades and edges, the risk of strangulation through long strings and cords, and the risk of choking through small parts.

Protective goggles and clothing should be used as necessary.