Material | Kid’s Hammers With Nail Holder for Safe Carpentry

Elementary school Material | Kid’s Hammers With Nail Holder for Safe Carpentry

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With this set, your child will definitely hit the nail on the head!

• Ergonomic handle with good grip
• Lightweight hammer head
• Super handy nail holder

With this 4-piece set, your child has the perfect tools for carpentry.

The ToolKid children's hammers are ideal for your child to hammer nails into wood. The ergonomically shaped handles are perfect for small hands and help your child hold the hammers correctly. This way, they quickly learn the correct striking motion. Not only are the tools perfectly sized for your child's development, but the weight of the hammer head is also adapted to both children's hammers. The profile on the handle gives your child a good grip.

Suitable for children aged 5 years and older.


The set consists of:

• Children's claw hammer with ergonomic handle
• Children's hammer with a good grip for small nails
• Nail holder for safe carpentry
• Nail holder slide pins for clamping a nail

With a claw hammer, you can both hammer in a nail and easily pull it out of the wood. The hammer is especially suitable for small nails.

The nail holder is used to hold a nail. It's super handy, as it prevents your child from hitting their fingers! It also provides a better view of the nail, allowing your child to aim the hammer accurately to hit the head.


Specifications

• Weight: 460 grams
• Dimensions: 27 x 17 x 3 cm
• EAN: 8719689050269
• Quality mark: TÜV (Toy Safety Directive 2009/48/EC; EN71), CE

Material | Kid’s Hammers With Nail Holder for Safe Carpentry

  • Paid
Toolkid

ToolKid offers genuine children's tools, safe and perfect for little hands. These allow children to carpenter, saw, and build independently, while discovering the world through play!



Eduye Product ID: 39058

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