Real Construction Deluxe Tool Workshop

Real construction deluxe tool workshop A great way to strengthen problem-solving skills and nurture creativity, this Deluxe Workshop lets your child come up with their own designs and figure out ways to build them. This set includes enough nails, screws, foam, and other building material for at least two projects (depending on the complexity) before needing to order a refill (sold separately). real construction deluxe tool workshop For those in need of inspiration, the Real Construction Guide Book comes with basic drawings for six projects. These projects do not include measurements or step-by-step instructions, so children will likely benefit from adult guidance at the beginning. For those looking for detailed instructions, a number of how-to guides can be found on the Real Construction Toys Web site.

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This Deluxe Workshop comes with all the tools and building materials your child needs to complete their own construction project. The sturdy plastic tools are easy to handle, allowing kids to saw, cut, and nail without sharp edges or dangerous parts, making it safe for children to work on construction projects unsupervised. Real construction deluxe workshop The included plastic screws and nails are designed to securely fasten the foam pieces together to create sturdy objects. The 19 foam pieces–including dowels, posts, and planks–come in a variety of shapes and sizes, creating countless possibilities for construction projects. The set also comes with a hole cutter and borer to create wheels and window effects.

Real construction deluxe tool workshop

Real construction deluxe workshop is a blast for any kid interested in construction, wood or anything that grownups do with tools. The workshop has 135 pieces – tools, accessories and “kid wood”. The “kid wood” is sort of like hard foam – I don’t really know what it is, but it can be worked using the tools that come with the set. It is specially created to look, saw and nail just like real wood but is designed for safety and to be easy for kids to use. The set includes tool belt and pouches, hole cutter, 3 tool holders, bores, handle, hand saw, detail saw, square, hammer, screwdriver, hinges, kid wood, and 50 nails and 50 screws. Real construction deluxe workshop It comes with a guide that explains how to build 10 projects, but naturally this is just a beginning. Yes, you can get re-fills for the “real construction” kid wood, so there is no limit to the projects that can be created. real construction deluxe tool workshop And create them kids will. As soon as they figure out how to work the material, they often forego the “official” projects and start making their own.

Real construction deluxe tool workshop

This toys is not only gets kids familiar with the basic hand tools. When kids complete the included projects, they improve their spatial sense and hand-eye coordination. When children create new projects, their imagination gets a wonderful workout. Moreover, they make a connection between imagining things, and taking the steps necessary to manifest them in physical form. This kind of learning will pay wonderful dividends throughout their lives. The sense of accomplishment will increase their self esteem. Real construction deluxe workshop And they will get the sense of mastery over their environment – from idea to physical form. That’s an amazing amount of learning packed into a simple toy. This toys would make a wonderful gift for boys or girls.

Review by Michael A. Duvernois:

Okay, what are you supposed to do before making a cut? Measure twice. Yeah, except with this kit. There are no measurements for the parts you want to build, in fact, no real instructions at all. Okay, bring a ruler or measuring tape to the project and offer some guidance to the kids. Now you build something and the tools work pretty well, there is very little mess, and the end result isn’t bad. But you’ve very quickly used up the materials provided in the box. Yes, you can order more, but the cost per project is quite high. Probably about a factor of 10 higher than using actual wood. (Though that would have more difficult safety issues.)

I think this is a good project item for parents to work with their 5-8 year old kids. Probably especially good for parents who normally aren’t do-it-yourselfers to give the children some exposure to it with kid-friendly tools.