| My First Craftsman Motorized Toy Power Drill - Blue |  | Brand: Motormax
Buy New: $25.00
as of 11/25/2009 06:26 CST details
Seller: MightyToy
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 9008
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 11.1 x 9.2 x 2.6
UPC: 082228650113
EAN: 0082228650113
ASIN: B0013E2OMY
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Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Durable plastic in try-me packaging | | • | Removable battery pack |
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Product Description
This motorized Craftsman toy drill with realistic drilling sounds and a simulated LED light for working in dark areas. Pull the trigger and the bit spins forward or reverse, complete with a working LED light, lock and removable battery pack. Includes 3 interchangeable drill bits. Requires 2"AA" batteries (included).
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| Customer Reviews:
 Great gift for a "little builder" November 17, 2009
Jeff Fisher (Deerfield, IL)
We gave this as a gift to our nephew, and he and our son loved it! It works, lights up, and has interchangeable bits. Loads of fun!
Great for curious little hands October 24, 2009
A. Vehra (Houston, TX)
My 2 year old loves this drill! It looks and sounds real enough that he can accept using it insead of his father's real drill. I have found this to be true of all of the Tool Tech tools. It is also very sturdy, and does not look like it can be broken easily at all. It's gotten plenty of wear and tear since we have had it. Note that it does not fit in the Tool Tech tool box (not that the tools ever stay in there for long anyway).
 Fun play tool January 9, 2009
P. Lesko
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
My son loves his drill. He has fixed everything in the house with it! It looks very authentic and seems to be holding up to a lot of abuse. If you buy it with the Lanard rolling tool box set, just know the drill is too big to fit in the box or the drawers.
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