Makita 18V LXT Cordless 30-Degree Clipped Head 3-1/2-in. Framing Nailer, Tool Only (XNB07Z)
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$399.00at The Power Tool StoreChecked Nov 13
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The Makita XNB07Z is a cordless 18V LXT framing nailer that drives 30-degree clipped-head nails up to 3-1/2 inches, aimed at framing and sheathing work where a hose and compressor get in the way. It offers two firing modes, sequential for placement and bump fire for production, and is sold as a bare tool for people already on the LXT battery platform. Compared with pneumatic framing nailers it trades some raw cycle speed and sustained high-volume output for portability, and compared with gas-cartridge cordless rivals it avoids fuel cells but leans on Makita's 18V batteries. It suits remodelers, deck builders and crews doing punch-list or remote work more than a framing crew nailing all day.
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Owner feedback on Makita's 18V framing nailer centers on the convenience of going cordless on the LXT platform and on drive consistency into engineered lumber. Some users note it is slower than a pneumatic gun for all-day framing and that battery drain is real under heavy use.
The Makita XNB07Z is a brushless cordless framing nailer on the 18V LXT platform. It drives 30-degree clipped head nails into dense engineered lumber without a hose or compressor. It accepts nails from 2 inches to 3-1/2 inches long and is used for framing, sheathing and structural fastening.
A selector switches between sequential nailing for controlled placement and bump fire for faster work. Tool-free depth adjustment sets nails flush or countersunk. An anti-slip nose helps keep the tip in place at an angle, and an anti-dry fire mechanism helps prevent blank firing when the magazine runs low.
The rear lock-and-load magazine holds 58 nails. An extended magazine set from Makita brings capacity to 97 nails. An LED light, a belt hook and a retractable extra-wide tool hook are built in, and the grip is rubberized. It works with Makita 18V LXT lithium-ion batteries with the star symbol. This is the tool only, so the battery and charger are sold separately.
