Wooden Toy Post Office Box

Solid and very well made. And, for a wooden box, very attractive.

Wooden box, nice edges, no splinters, great box box.

It's a wooden box. It has 6 sides. You can put things on it. You can put it on things. It's your choice

I have two of this units bigger brother and bought this one for my office and travel. It does not stand upright on its own. I made a wooden bracket for it. Price wise, I thinks it's on the high side ... but great sound. So good in fact that I don't hear much of a difference than from the larger unit.

Picked up the 11-24 at the Post Office; took few shots of the steering wheel; and drove right into the Talkeetna mountains. Having used fisheyes for year I thought I would know what to do with an 11mm rectilinear...but this lens is different. My instant favorite lens for off-trail Alaska landscapes. Image quality and sharpness are excellent. Distortion is very low. Makes incredible panoramas that don't look stretched out. Heavy...but it's also a 20, 17, 14,13 and 12mm! Once in my hands weight doesn't matter! Use the 11mm most but love the zoom!

Pretty neat new toy. Bit of a adjustment from using a laptop but pretty cool. Otter box is a must.

My toy box is overflowing but I needed protection for a recently acquired 85mm 1.4 Nikkor lens that I can't afford to replace. A larger percentage of my photography occurs during hiking and a lens on camera and another in backpack has to be sufficient. One Beta Shell was ordered to accommodate four different lens sizes. The 'Shell' is bulky but there isn't an alternative form of lens container that offers the same worry free caliber of security and safety that it does. It doesn't eliminate all possibility of a disaster but for a few dollars extra it does reduce the odds.

When I first took this product out it's box, I was surprised that it was that small, it looked like a toy, and I was sure I would probably want to return it. I decided to give it a try since it was here, and I was very impressed by how strong and sturdy it was in operation. It easily held my Z7ii with the FTZ mount and my 300PF, then held my D500 and 70-200E 2.8. The ball head functions very well, and the tripod is quite steady and sturdy with both set-ups. It sits on my desk in front of a window looking out at a number of feeders, and does just what I hoped a tabletop tripod would do. I am very pleased at the overall performance, it seem well built, plus I purchased it on sale at B&H for only $80, 20% off. I have only had it for a couple of weeks and out of caution, I do not leave a camera and lens on it unattended when I am not using it. In time, as I get to trust it more, that may change. At this point, very satisfied and happy with my purchase.

This little beast is amazing. When I first took it out of the box I thought it was the wrong camera - a toy camera - that small. Ive been usin git hard for a month now. Been shooting the top end Nikon Cameras and Lenses for 4 decades. I just switched. That amazing.

What can be said? Its a simple, attractive wooden box that's easy to move around and it comes in extremely handy on set. Better have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. After many shoots of posing people atop reams of paper to fit in frame, I got a couple of these (plus a half apple). Worth every penny.