Angled view of the Makita PJ7000 5.6 Amp corded 4 inch woodworking biscuit plate joiner featuring the cast aluminum adjustable fence and attached dust bag.
Complete Makita PJ7000 4 inch biscuit plate joiner kit including the corded tool, dust bag, angle guide, wrench, and teal hard case for cabinet construction.
Right side profile of the Makita PJ7000 corded woodworking plate joiner displaying the top grip handle, bundled power cord, and dust collection bag.
Left side profile of the Makita 4 inch biscuit joiner highlighting the cast aluminum front body and the branded dust bag attachment for clean woodworking.
Top-down perspective of the Makita PJ7000 plate joiner showing the ergonomic motor housing, heavy-duty power cord, and precise alignment markings on the aluminum fence.
Close-up of the Makita PJ7000 biscuit joiner's cast aluminum pivot fence, highlighting the angle scale and three positive stops at 0, 45, and 90 degrees for convenient adjustments.
Close-up of the quick depth adjustment knob on the Makita plate joiner, featuring six one-touch stops for the most common biscuit sizes to increase woodworking speed.
Detailed view of the rack-and-pinion vertical fence system on the Makita 4 inch plate joiner, engineered for highly accurate woodworking joint adjustments.
Close-up demonstrating the slim and ergonomic body design of the Makita PJ7000 biscuit joiner being held comfortably during a cabinet construction task.
Close-up of the depth adjustment dial on the Makita 5.6 Amp plate joiner, emphasizing the six quick-setting depth stops for common biscuit sizes.
Rear view of the Makita PJ7000 corded 4-inch biscuit plate joiner, showcasing the large top grip handle, dust extraction port, and power cord connection.
Close-up of the Makita PJ7000's cast aluminum pivot fence, detailing the precise angle scale, cam locks, and the depth adjustment knob for accurate woodworking cuts.
Detailed profile view of the Makita 4-inch biscuit joiner's front assembly, highlighting the rack-and-pinion vertical fence system with a clear measurement scale for precise adjustments.
Front-facing view of the Makita PJ7000 plate joiner's cast aluminum fence, showing the alignment marks and non-marring rubber inserts designed to prevent material slipping.
Underside view of the Makita 5.6 Amp plate joiner, displaying the smooth aluminum base plate with alignment indicators and the blade slot for the 4-inch cutter.
Action shot of a woodworker using the Makita PJ7000 biscuit joiner to make a precise cut on a wooden board, utilizing the ergonomic top grip handle for stability.
A woodworker operating the Makita 4-inch corded plate joiner with the dust bag attached, making a clean biscuit slot in a piece of lumber for cabinet construction.
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Angled view of the Makita PJ7000 5.6 Amp corded 4 inch woodworking biscuit plate joiner featuring the cast aluminum adjustable fence and attached dust bag.
Complete Makita PJ7000 4 inch biscuit plate joiner kit including the corded tool, dust bag, angle guide, wrench, and teal hard case for cabinet construction.
Right side profile of the Makita PJ7000 corded woodworking plate joiner displaying the top grip handle, bundled power cord, and dust collection bag.
Left side profile of the Makita 4 inch biscuit joiner highlighting the cast aluminum front body and the branded dust bag attachment for clean woodworking.
Top-down perspective of the Makita PJ7000 plate joiner showing the ergonomic motor housing, heavy-duty power cord, and precise alignment markings on the aluminum fence.
Close-up of the Makita PJ7000 biscuit joiner's cast aluminum pivot fence, highlighting the angle scale and three positive stops at 0, 45, and 90 degrees for convenient adjustments.
Close-up of the quick depth adjustment knob on the Makita plate joiner, featuring six one-touch stops for the most common biscuit sizes to increase woodworking speed.
Detailed view of the rack-and-pinion vertical fence system on the Makita 4 inch plate joiner, engineered for highly accurate woodworking joint adjustments.
Close-up demonstrating the slim and ergonomic body design of the Makita PJ7000 biscuit joiner being held comfortably during a cabinet construction task.
Close-up of the depth adjustment dial on the Makita 5.6 Amp plate joiner, emphasizing the six quick-setting depth stops for common biscuit sizes.
Rear view of the Makita PJ7000 corded 4-inch biscuit plate joiner, showcasing the large top grip handle, dust extraction port, and power cord connection.
Close-up of the Makita PJ7000's cast aluminum pivot fence, detailing the precise angle scale, cam locks, and the depth adjustment knob for accurate woodworking cuts.
Detailed profile view of the Makita 4-inch biscuit joiner's front assembly, highlighting the rack-and-pinion vertical fence system with a clear measurement scale for precise adjustments.
Front-facing view of the Makita PJ7000 plate joiner's cast aluminum fence, showing the alignment marks and non-marring rubber inserts designed to prevent material slipping.
Underside view of the Makita 5.6 Amp plate joiner, displaying the smooth aluminum base plate with alignment indicators and the blade slot for the 4-inch cutter.
Action shot of a woodworker using the Makita PJ7000 biscuit joiner to make a precise cut on a wooden board, utilizing the ergonomic top grip handle for stability.
A woodworker operating the Makita 4-inch corded plate joiner with the dust bag attached, making a clean biscuit slot in a piece of lumber for cabinet construction.
MAKITA Plate Joiner (PJ7000) promotional how to video
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Makita PJ7000 5.6 AMP 4 Inch Woodworking Plate Joiner Kit 3/4 Inch Cut Depth (11000 RPM, Rack and Pinion Vertical Fence, Cabinet Construction Assembly)

In stock
SKU: PJ7000
$259.00 USD

Description

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High Precision Mechanical Biscuit Joining Power For Professional Cabinetry And Furniture Assembly

The Makita PJ7000 is a corded 5.6 AMP woodworking plate joiner engineered for creating strong, precise biscuit joints in cabinet and furniture construction. Running at 11,000 RPM, this 4-inch tool delivers fast and clean plunge cuts across various hard and soft wood materials. It features a rack-and-pinion vertical fence system with positive stops at 0, 45, and 90 degrees alongside six depth stops matching the most common biscuit sizes.

Best Used For:

  • Cabinet Construction: Aligning and securing face frames, side panels, and internal shelving with hidden structural joints.
  • Furniture Panel Gluing: Edge-joining multiple hardwood or softwood boards to build flat, stable tabletops and bench seats.
  • Miter Joint Alignment: Reinforcing precise 45-degree corner connections on picture frames, casing boxes, and custom trim.

Key Performance & Safety Features

  • High-Speed Production: Robust 5.6 AMP motor provides 11,000 RPM for effortless slicing through dense wood fibers without binding.
  • Rack-and-Pinion Vertical Fence: Engineered to provide smooth, highly accurate vertical adjustments for perfect slot positioning.
  • Cast Aluminum Pivot Fence: Features reliable positive detents at 0°, 45°, and 90° for quick adjustments on angled wood joints.
  • One-Touch Depth Selection: Six pre-indexed depth positions ensure immediate compatibility with standard #0, #10, and #20 woodworking biscuits.
  • Non-Marring Rubber Inserts: Integrated on the face shoe to lock the tool firmly against lumber and prevent slipping during plunge actions.
  • Tool-less Blade Access: Simplified blade cover design and integrated shaft lock enable swift, safe cutter changes with minimal downtime.

What's Included

  • Makita PJ7000 4-Inch Woodworking Plate Joiner
  • 4-Inch Carbide Tipped Blade (A-95118)
  • Angle Guide
  • Dust Bag
  • Set Plate
  • Lock Nut Wrench
  • Hard Tool Case

Technical Specifications

Amperage: 5.6 A
Blade Diameter: 4 in.
Maximum Cutting Depth: 3/4 in.
No Load Speed: 11,000 RPM
Biscuit Sizes Supported: #0, #10, #20
Net Weight: 5.5 lbs.
Overall Length: 11-7/8 in.
Power Type: Corded Electric
Insulation: Double Insulated
Fence Material: Cast Aluminum
Pro-Tip: When cutting slots into matching workpiece edges, reference the fence off the top face of both boards rather than relying on a work surface; this ensures your wood panels line up perfectly flush during final assembly.