Toy Drill Playset LEANToys 7569 — battery-powered drill, safety goggles and helmet

LEANToys 7569 toy drill playset includes a battery-powered toy drill, safety goggles and a protective helmet, made for role-play and early manual skills practice. The set is sized for preschool and early-school children and offers a realistic drilling experience without sharp parts or working metal tools. Materials are lightweight and the drill is designed with simple controls to help develop hand–eye coordination and basic tool-use understanding.

Advantages

The battery-powered drill provides audible and tactile feedback while remaining low-power and safe for children. The included safety goggles and helmet encourage safe play habits and add realism to construction role-play. Components are easy to hold for small hands, and the set is compact for storage and transport. The product uses non-toxic materials and rounded edges to minimise injury risk during normal play.

Suitable for

• Imaginative construction and role-play activities for preschoolers
• Developing fine motor skills and hand–eye coordination
• Early STEM and practical skills introduction through pretend play
• Group play and cooperative activities in daycare or at home

Key specifications

• Includes: battery-powered toy drill, safety goggles, protective helmet
• Power: battery-operated low-voltage motor (batteries not included)
• Materials: lightweight plastic with rounded edges, non-toxic finish
• Recommended age: preschool and early-school children
• Dimensions: compact size suitable for small hands

How to use

Insert the required batteries into the drill following the engraved polarity markings, then fasten the battery cover securely. Fit the safety goggles and helmet on the child before operating the drill. Activate the drill using the single on/off control and demonstrate slow, supervised use to simulate drilling motions. After play, switch the drill off, remove batteries for long-term storage and store all pieces together to avoid loss.

Usage recommendations

Always supervise children during play, use age-appropriate batteries as indicated, and ensure goggles and helmet are properly fitted. Inspect the toy regularly for damage and remove from use if any parts become broken or loose.