Makita Corporation

Toru Horiyama

Shinsuke Okuda

Kazuyuki Sakakibara

Kiyozumi Kokawa

Norifumi Niwa

Yukiyasu Okouchi

Munetoshi Goto

Yoshizo Hasegawa

Atsushi Kanou

A toolbox is configured to store at least one hand-held tool in a forward leaning position. A front end portion of a tool main body and a rear end potion of a handle are supported by a seat portion of the toolbox.

Toolbox

A power tool storage case for storing an electric power tool includes an open-topped main body having a storage portion capable of storing an electric power tool, a lid member having an end edge hingedly connected to an end edge of the main body, an outer surface facing upward when an opening of the main body is closed by the lid member, and a sub-storage portion formed in the outer surface of the lid member, and an outer lid for opening or closing the sub-storage portion and having an end edge hingedly connected to the end edge of the lid member, and another end edge engageable or disengageable with the lid member. The main body and the lid member are hingedly connected by at least one shaft, and the outer lid and the lid member are hingedly connected by the same shaft.

Power tool storage case

Tool box

Plastic case

An adapter ( ) for an electric power tool ( ) includes a main body ( ) that has a light assembly and a first coupling portion ( ) provided on the top surface of the main body ( ), the first coupling portion ( ) having a configuration identical to a coupling portion of a battery pack ( ) that is attached to the electric power tool ( ). The adapter further includes a second coupling portion ( ) provided on the bottom surface of the main body ( ), the second coupling portion ( ) having a configuration identical to a coupling portion of the electric power tool ( ) that is attached to the battery pack ( ). The light assembly includes a light ( ) attached to the main body ( ) via a flexible stem ( ). The light ( ) can be turned on and off independently from the operation of the electric power tool ( ).

Adapters for use with an electric power tool

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Anjo, Japan

Toru Horiyama