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Grand-daughter Sarah and I made a quilt stand for great grandma for Christmas. Sarah was using a Makita drill to drive drywall screws at 1-1/2 YO, cna’t get’em started too soon.
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One more pix, most of stand is teak salvaged from pre-WWII shop table legs. Great-grandma was going to spend $400 for a stand, ended up spending 30+ hours making one.
Toys in background are for other smaller grandkids, anybody else's main living space been commandeered by the GK's?