Little Builder Drill Case

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Little Builder Drill Case

4.9/5 stars from 1,200+ reviews

$39.99 $64.99

His own drill. Just like Daddy's.

He keeps reaching for Dad's drill. The toy one just buzzes. Not that one. The real one.

So give him his own. Squeeze, and a screw drives in. Flip a switch, and it backs out.

He builds a dinosaur while you cook, screen off. Then all 211 pieces pack into one case.

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A real drill: screws in, screws out
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211 pieces, one dinosaur case
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Builds for an hour, screen off
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Small hands grip, line up and twist
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Still-Drilling Guarantee: 90 days

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Ages 3 & Up

Still-Drilling Guarantee

211 pieces + the drill: 87 mushroom pegs, 52 screws, 32 nuts, 38 building plates, a hand screwdriver and a spare bit.

Plus a wrench, 2 picture cards and a guide. The Mega set has 351 pieces.

Build with it for 90 days. The drill must drive every screw in, and back out.

If it ever stops, we send a new drill free, or every penny back. Your pick.

Free shipping. Delivery takes 5-24 business days

Ages 3 and up: small parts. Little sibling at home? Close the case and keep it up high.

Sarah Johnson

My son always wanted to use Daddy's tools, but with the Little Builder Drill Case, he finally has his own drill and loves building right beside him.

As seen in

Squeeze: the screw drives in. Flip the switch: it backs out.

Screws in, screws out

A dinosaur, peg by peg

Everything back in the case

He doesn't want a drill that looks real. He wants one that does the job.

The Pretend-Tool Trap: toy tools fake the job, so he's bored in ten minutes.

He already has two toy drills. They buzz. They spin. They never build a thing.

So he grabs Dad's again. Or the tablet. Not his fault. Not yours.

Real-Job Play gives him a real job, and a drill that does it.

🔩 A drill that worksSqueeze the trigger. The screw really goes in.

🦖 A job with an endingFill the dinosaur. Finish the rocket. Show Dad.

🧰 One case for all of itOpen it: his workbench. Close it: cleanup done.

He doesn't want a drill that looks real. He wants one that does the job.

For the kid who follows Dad around holding a screwdriver.

Hand over his own drill. He squeezes. The screw spins in. He holds it up: Look what I made!

Still-Drilling Guarantee: 90 days, or every penny back.

Give Them Their Own Drill

Real-Job Play, built to keep drilling

The toy drill that's still drilling long after Christmas morning.

The drillForward and reverse. Sized for small hands.

Screws, nuts and platesBolt them together. Builds stand up in 3D.

The pegboardPegs and screws go in to make a picture.

The dinosaur caseCarries all of it. Opens into the pegboard.

An hour back, screen off

Dinner gets made. No tablet required.

You need 40 minutes to cook. Only the tablet buys them. Then comes the guilt.

Open the case instead. He drives screws, fills a dinosaur and asks for one more.

You cook. He builds. Nobody feels bad about it.

211 pieces, one home

211 pieces. One dinosaur case. Zero under your bare feet.

Every peg, screw and plate goes back in the case. So does the drill.

Close the lid. Grab the handle. Cleanup becomes part of the job, and he can do it.

Little sibling around? It lives on the high shelf.

Everything for a dinosaur today and a rocket tomorrow.

Inside every 211-piece case:

The drill

Drives every screw in, and back out.

Mushroom pegs

Pop them in to color the picture.

Screws + nuts

52 + 32

Drive one through. Twist a nut on.

Building plates

Squares, circles, triangles and strips. They bolt into 3D builds.

Hand tools

A screwdriver, a spare bit and a wrench. Like Dad's.

The dinosaur case

Every piece goes back in. Handle on top.

Driving screws at 3. Building rockets at 6.

One case keeps up as they grow.

Age 3

Drive it in. Back it out.

Squeeze, the screw goes in. Flip the switch, it comes out. Again and again.

Age 4

Fill the picture

Pegs by color, screws by card. A whole dinosaur, start to finish.

Ages 5-6

Build it in 3D

Bolt plates into rockets and robots that stand up. Then take them apart.

The gift they play with longest

The one they're still playing with after the wrapping paper's gone.

Birthdays. Christmas. The grandkid who follows Grandpa to the garage.

They tear the paper. They see the drill. The other boxes can wait.

It all packs back in the case, so nothing gets lost at Grandma's.

Toy tools pretend. Real tools aren't safe. This one does the job.

	Little Builder Drill Case	Pretend tool sets
Drives real screws	✅ In and back out	❌ Just buzzes
Something to build	✅ Pictures and 3D builds	❌ Nothing to finish
Holds their attention	✅ Builds for an hour	❌ Bored in 10 minutes
Where the pieces live	✅ One dinosaur case	❌ The toy bin. The floor.
If the drill quits	✅ New drill or refund	❌ Your loss

Our customers tell it better than we do!

Excellent

4.7

/ 5

based on 1 067 reviews

🔧 Finally, His Own Drill!

My son was always trying to grab his dad's tools, and his old pretend drill barely kept him interested. We got him the Little Builder Drill Case, and now he sits beside Daddy working on his own little projects. He gets so proud of himself every time he finishes something! My son was always trying to grab his dad's tools, and his old pretend drill barely kept him interested. We... My son was always trying to grab his dad's tools, and his old pretend drill barely kept him interested. We got him the Little Builder Drill Case, and now he sits beside Daddy working on his own little projects. He gets so proud of himself every time he finishes something!

Pam Lowe

📱 Finally, Something Besides the iPad!

I was struggling to find anything that kept my 4-year-old busy without putting on a show. I started setting up the Little Builder Drill Case at the kitchen table, and he gets so focused on drilling the screws and making pictures. It's such a relief having something hands-on that he actually enjoys. I was struggling to find anything that kept my 4-year-old busy without putting on a show. I started setting up... I was struggling to find anything that kept my 4-year-old busy without putting on a show. I started setting up the Little Builder Drill Case at the kitchen table, and he gets so focused on drilling the screws and making pictures. It's such a relief having something hands-on that he actually enjoys.

Julie Becker

❤️ He Actually Plays With This One!

We've spent so much money on toys that get played with once and then forgotten. I was skeptical about buying another, but my son keeps asking for his Little Builder Drill Case. He loves taking everything apart and building it again, which makes it feel worth the money. We've spent so much money on toys that get played with once and then forgotten. I was skeptical about buying... We've spent so much money on toys that get played with once and then forgotten. I was skeptical about buying another, but my son keeps asking for his Little Builder Drill Case. He loves taking everything apart and building it again, which makes it feel worth the money.

Amber Kay

🧹 The Cleanup Is My Favorite Part!

I usually avoid toys with tons of little pieces because I'm always the one picking everything up. My daughter loves making colorful designs with her Little Builder Drill Case, and when she's finished, we put everything right back into the pink case. So much easier than having another pile of toys everywhere! I usually avoid toys with tons of little pieces because I'm always the one picking everything up. My daughter loves... I usually avoid toys with tons of little pieces because I'm always the one picking everything up. My daughter loves making colorful designs with her Little Builder Drill Case, and when she's finished, we put everything right back into the pink case. So much easier than having another pile of toys everywhere!

Jen Richardson

🎁 The Birthday Gift He Won't Put Down!

I never know what to buy my grandson because he already has so many toys. I got him the Little Builder Drill Case for his birthday since he loves watching his dad fix things. He was so excited to have his own drill, and now it's one of the first things he wants to play with when I visit! I never know what to buy my grandson because he already has so many toys. I got him the Little... I never know what to buy my grandson because he already has so many toys. I got him the Little Builder Drill Case for his birthday since he loves watching his dad fix things. He was so excited to have his own drill, and now it's one of the first things he wants to play with when I visit!

Veronica Smith

🎨 She Loves Building Things Herself!

My daughter always wanted to help with projects but would get frustrated when she couldn't do things on her own. We started with simple patterns using the Little Builder Drill Case, and now she loves picking her own colors and making little creations. Seeing how proud she is when she finishes is the best part. My daughter always wanted to help with projects but would get frustrated when she couldn't do things on her own.... My daughter always wanted to help with projects but would get frustrated when she couldn't do things on her own. We started with simple patterns using the Little Builder Drill Case, and now she loves picking her own colors and making little creations. Seeing how proud she is when she finishes is the best part.

Annabelle Ngyuen

Ages, pieces and the drill. Here's the rest.

What age is it for?

Ages 3 and up. At 3 they drive screws in and out. By 5 and 6 they build rockets in 3D.

Is it safe with a baby in the house?

It has small parts, so it's for 3 and up. Close the case and keep it on a high shelf.

What if the drill stops working?

That's the Still-Drilling Guarantee. Within 90 days: a new drill free, or every penny back.

Is it just for boys?

No. Girls who love Dad's tools drill too. Pick the Unicorn case, or any case they like.

Which set should I pick?

Dinosaur, Space or Unicorn: 211 pieces each. Dinosaur Mega: 351 pieces, for the builder who wants more.

Another month of grabbing Dad's drill? Or a rocket they built themselves?

You can buy another toy that only buzzes. That's the Pretend-Tool Trap.

Or give them Real-Job Play: a drill that works, a job to finish and a case for every piece.

The Still-Drilling Guarantee: 90 days.

Make sure the drill keeps drilling. Make sure every piece goes home. Make sure they build it themselves.

If not, every penny back. That's 11¢ a day for a year of building.

Give Them Their Own Drill