Makita 831278-2 LXT400 Heavy Duty Tool Bag

Just to let others know that the dimensions of this tool bag are different from those given by the seller. This bag is larger than advertised which is not a bad thing if you have lots of tools but if you only have the one power tool it's going to look very lonely in this robust, quality built tool bag.It is not 30 cm long, it is 50cm long, about 20 inches and not 12" it is 30cm wide and 30cm deep which is about 12 inches by 12.It is an excellent tool bag and no less than should be expected from such a respected company like Makita.I highly recommend this product. It is excellent value for money.

Now I did measure this bag for an 8’ battery chainsaw. But it’s a rather large bag way bigger than I needed. But you know I’ll keep my drills and bits in it too. Probably won’t be able to pick it up but everything will be in one place.It’s brilliant quality and I would buy again and recommend.

Excellent Product and service - 5 Stars

As usual, high quality from Makita.Perfect tool bag for trades and at home👍

Huge. So much space for tool that you will never find what you want. Internal and external pockets are great.Might use it for a gym and r travel bag instead

Great item, can pack loads of power tools and batteries into it.

Fantastic tool bag, but it's enormous! … on the description it say's length is 30cm ie 12ins, but I think they must have sent me the much larger 51cm ie 20ins bag by mistake (or maybe they'd run out of the smaller 12ins bag, and just substituted this larger more expensive bag instead). Well it's great, and I'm not complaining (especially as it was £29-95 when I bought it on 10th June 2024), but if you fill this even half to three-quarters full with heavy tools as I needed to do (eg lots of big steel wrenches, 5 or 6 various hammers, plus numerous screwdrivers, a power drill & an extension coil plus a heavy box of hundreds of drill bits and 2 heavy boxes of assorted screws and nails, then it will take two people to carry it! For that reason I really wanted to the smaller 12ins-30cm bag, ie just for a smaller selection of essential main-use tools (I have 3 Stanley FatMax 18ins bags as well, and no I'm not a professional builder, this is just my DIY stuff!) … BUT; lovely bag which looks great in the blue colour with the large red Makita logo (does that matter? … well, I quite like it!). What's not quite so good is that the Stanley bags have more exterior pockets and perhaps more usefully shaped internal pockets, but maybe that's splitting hairs … so overall, really fantastic, huge, great looking, strong serious workman/DIY tool bag.

Large enough to fit the required drill and extra batteries and a few extra tools.