
I’m a pseudo Makpacker (*´ω`*)
Oh~ Makpac~ I write things like that, but…
I don’t actually own any.
I have experience collecting similar items from Bosch…
and I had quite a painful experience at that time.
That damage still hasn’t faded away.
There are Makpacs available domestically and overseas-only versions.
I’d like to ask Makita what that means…but what do you think?
First, let’s enjoy the awesomeness of Makpac in a video
You can stack them like this with a click! Click! and it’s a secure, mobile tool case.
What I want to know is the material.
If it’s the same as the Bosch Elbox, it cracks pretty easily.
Writing such things would be discouraging, so…let me stay focused.

MAKPAC Interlocking Storage Box with Inserts, 6‑1/2″ x 15‑1/4″ x 11‑5/8″
It has a handle like this and can hold quite a lot of small items, making it perfect for storage during transport.
Of course, since it’s a Makpac, you can stack them, which is really great~(*´ω`*)

Could be good for storing GOPRO and shooting equipment too?
Store batteries, cables, mics and such all in this,
and then just take it out as-is for shooting—how about that?
Just imagining it, I think you can store things quite neatly.
For motorcycle maintenance too, you can stock most tools and small items, so I think it’s useful.

The handle doesn’t retract—that’s “really disappointing”
You always have to keep it on top, which is this thing’s weak point.
I wish you could tuck it down…

Just this alone looks stylish?
The color is subtly nice~.
For products like this,“hard users”rather than“soft users”have
higher demand.
It also helps organize equipment and tools at home.
What’s good about it is…“unified size, stackable, and wide variety”so it has high expandability.
It’s hard to fail even if you buy it.
Even though I’m a pseudo Makpacker…I’m sensitive to things that seem good somehow.
