Makita XNB02Z 18V LXT Straight Finish Nailer, 16 Gauge, 2-1/2"

Works great just like a Makita

Its not a perfect tool, but its a marked improvement over the cordless Brad. This nailer is much better balanced, and drives a ton of nails before needing a battery change. I just finished hanging crown in a few rooms of a house with it. I was pleased with the nail depth, its not as consistent as a pneumatic nailer but decent over all. I drove several hundred nails with it and only had go go back with a nail punch on 3 or 4 nails. The depth adjustment is really tough to do by hand, to get mine moving I needed pliers. I would recommend this gun, Its nice not having to drag out compressor. I do have one complaint / warning. It's crazy loud, make sure you have hearing protection especially in small rooms.

Installed 525 square feet of tongue and groove 3/4 ceiling and 400 square feet of 5/8” shiplap with very few issues. I had a couple of nail that didn’t set all the way but that may have been due to my inexperience. I used 1-1/2 stainless steel nails since this was an outdoor project. It will last all day on a 5Ah battery. It is quite heavy with the battery and nails so I would recommend a sturdy tool belt to hang it on when you need both hands. It is also loud so wear hearing protection.

A very disappointing device compared to the other Makita tools I have and I have a lot. I used it for the first time and how can I say very disappointed - the pins get stuck after 4 to 5 shots - you have to open the lid to manually release the stuck pin outside. The device remains stuck in the wood The pin insertion force wheel works very hard After one turn, I was left with a crescent-shaped disk in my hand that fell apart after only 10 minutes of work. When the pin comes out, sparks are visible at the tip of the pin I am attaching pictures of what I managed to take pictures Very disappointing - similar to the level of the imitation but costs 3 times as much

Got it today and tested: it does not drive any nails; it misfires all the time. Maybe I got a defective item? I decide to return it for replacement. This review will be updated when I get a replacement. I love Amazon Prime defective item replacement policy - it just works! Review update: few days later received replacement Makita Finish Nailer, seems like it is working fine. So, this mean that Makita has some quality control issues. I have put around 300 nails size 2 1/2" - only one time was misfire. Also noticed that gun will stop working when all nails are used except the last 7 nails in magazine. I also noticed that the dial for regulating nails head deepness is not working very well: I have dialed it all the way to the limit to drive nail’s head as deep as possible into the wood but still have some nails with head above the wood panel's surface, so I must use a small hammer to put those nails heads down, not sure, but this could be another Makita quality control issue (there is a label on a tool “made in Japan” LOL), but I decided to keep the second Makita Finish Nailer. This Nailer is perfect for a small job but it is no way that it will replace my Senco Finish Nailer.

I have had it for a little while now and have used it a few times and can saw im glad I bought it. Its perfect for small projects and could probably hold its own on a bigger project has well. I would recommend this nailer.

Nice!

Worked nice little on the heavy side

ماكيتا غني عن التعريف منتجاتها ذات جودة عالية ولكن هناك مشكلة الصوت مزعج جدا عند اطلاق المسامير لابد من ارتداء واقي أذن

No sirve para nada no la compren no se dejen robar esta muy pesada y clava cuando quiere 🤬🤬🤬

Bought Jun 10th 2019. Have sent it to Makita Canada twice to repair. Only miss fires when held vertically then miss fires 30% of the nails. Makita's reply direct quote "we think due to the safety settings". Yes they said "we think" then just sent it back to me. They took so long to return I now can't send it back. very frustrated.

belle machine mais gros pour mes besoin jai retourner

Great value, super powerful..