Range finder. Makes nice bleepy noises and tells me indeed that I am a stud . Absolutely fantastic description. For that alone I'm buying one to show my Mrs. (Not really)
The hammer switch breaking is just sawdust or plastic coming in the metal ball. Its a spring pressing a metal ball and that holds the switch in place. Just clean it out with wd40 and its fine. I had the same issue. After this never had any problems with it.
I have the same issue with the drill hammer switch. I found that if I tap the switch lightly, say with the handle of a screwdriver or even the SDS end of the bit I'm using, it will free up and I can switch modes. I assume it's caused by an overzealous retention spring in the mechanism which could do with a bit of trimming, but I just couldn't be bothered to open the thing for now. And sending it back to Lidl is a pain in the backside. Last thing I sent over for servicing took them 3 months to send back and it was in fact a new product which pi*sed me off worse than the delay. It basically means the tool I sent for servicing is filling up the dump pile for a small part that they should have available.
Sadly what I noticed is when they have made a good product when it comes back again it's made even cheaper and nastyer, loads of there hand tools where brilliant like there filling scrapers / knives, the mini ratchet and bit set was also good, Yeah there service concept of just F it in the bin just a joke
I totally agree with you on all your choices except the 20v drill/hammer… I have one that I push since 5 years almost… I even forgot it in the rain outside and it still works 😂
@@shugthehornyhaggis that stud finder is probably the useless tool I bought… the 20V cordless vacuum is in the same category with your sandblaster gun 😂 and the tool that broke after a couple of uses for me was the 20V cordless Sabre saw… most of their tools are pretty good although…cheers!
Just hit or miss some times, we drill is actually bloody good when you get a working one it's not for deep concrete or very hard work it's light weight for light use that said it does better than a lot of light drills
I love your way of assessing tools. I did buy a much earlier Parkside rangefinder at Lidl about 3 years ago. That seems to be OK on the room refitting and shelving projects I have done, but I haven't used it enough to be sure yet. What I did look at was the Lazer leveling device, but I was dubious about the quality of it and that really needs to work reliably - Have you tried one of them?
Hay thanks for watching, yeah I would highly recommend the Bosch quago and there Lazer spirit level they are not in the professional range so there a bit cheaper both worth every penny the quago from Bosch especially it's been such a big help in the building site I use it constantly and I'm. Not disappointed with it it's only a x axis but it will square of a room and do most jobs, the Lazer level is good for stairs picture's any thing that's off level as well as level
parkside mini angle grinder's switch is also quite inadequate. i often have to hit it with a hammer to turn on after the outer switch is clicked. something is loose inside. parkside drill press is also a barely useable product. the table is both slacking away from the rod and turning left and right no matter how much its bolt (M8 or M10, 4.something hardness index) is tighten. depth gauge broke before first use. 1 out of 3 handle arms are loose. parkside combined jigsaw-sabersaw's selector lever (pendulum/straight mode) also often stucks like in the video. 70 cm straight edge+square+protractor tools is inaccurate by about 0.5-1°. parkside laser distance meter is completely unreliable. there is a 2 cm gap in the floor in my room because of it.
Cool . I have an impact screwdriver 20 volt and a cordless drill 20 volt from Parkside brand . They are brilliant. They are used 5 days a week and I have lots of batteries as they are cheap . My impact has started to make a funny noise as it's nearly fucked but I still have the receipt and a year left on the warranty. I know they don't stock them anymore until the summer so I get a replacement then. I did buy another because the batteries will be no use without the tools when I see them. First one was £20 . Better than paying £200 for a quality one where the batteries are £80 each . When I brought the impact drill a customer ask me to get her one , but when I did they changed them so the new ones are smaller and £30 so I didn't bother.
Some of their stuff is fantastic, the professional parkside 20v SDS is fantastic for it's weight class, the impact driver is also good for the price, if I was to buy an impact wrench again for wheel nuts I would buy Bosch though
I totally agree with you Parkside products are rubbish I brought on 23-1-24 hammer Drill PSBM 750 B3 used only once couldn't even drill 2 holes in concrete it just stopped no power as if it was a rechargeable and needed charging I left it a while came back to start it, it had no power I turned up the speed nothing happened no speed total waste of money wish I hadn't brought it waiting for Parkside to get in touch with me about the products but I promise you I'll never buy any other Parkside products it came from Lidl's never again thanks for your video very informative cheers.....
I agree with you, however parkside tools have a 3 year guarantee. For the first year through the shop you bought it you should have taken it straight for a replacement or your money back, It's very hit or miss with parkside and the revisions are normally to make it cheaper and more plasticy. Pick a brand and buy in to that system truth is the 4 or 5 main brands all make good tools, spend the money on the biggest battery you can rather than multiple smaller ones better one 6ah than 2 1.5ah, I went with Bosch, dewalt, makita, Milwaukee, hilti and featool
@shugthehornyhaggis I couldn't take back to Lidl because I couldn't find my receipt I got in touch with lidl back and forth took video of how slow it was running I don't think they understood what I was saying they said had I check the fuse ! To cut a long story short, they sent me another, which came today, 5.2.24. I haven't tested it yet, and I will do it tomorrow and see how it goes. They told me to hang on to the other drill in case my new one has a problem. If so, they will collect both and refund me. I've already decided I'm going for a Dewalt drill 😉 thanks for you're adive wish I'd seen you're post before I brought the drill because I wouldn't have. I hope the new one will be ok 👍
@fahimmahmad9731 after a little bit of hassle that's not too bad would certainly be better if you just got your money back, Spend a little bit more and buy American made DeWalt they will last forever the cheap Chinese DeWalt have crap batteries,
@shugthehornyhaggis yes, I totally agree. I did ask for my money back because I didn't have a receipt to show them they said it would have to be repaired but then said they would send another, which they have I sent Lidl my back statement so they could see I brought from them on January 23-24 they have said though if the new drill fails they'll give me a refund my garage is made of concrete so I'll be drilling inside to test it I'll let you know how I get on with it if I may thanks again for your feedback
Unless you find a human in the wall........ Love it! I came looking to see how shite the collated screw gun was, but judging by the rest of their products it won't be very good at all seen as some of the professional ones are shite too.
yeah, dont buy their pneumatic impact, youre better off just taking the socket in your hand and turning on and off your bolts, its weeeak! also, their small bench grinder, with that flexible driven output on the side, shure, for grinding small balsa woodensticks, it might work. Any kind of metal? absolutly no. Have had their angle grinder, the first one had a defect, so that the cutting disc was wobbeling side to side 0.5cm, went back to the store and took another one from the shelf. Have beaten on it for over a year now, heavy and hard to get into places, but still works! Gonna buy their 20v drill next time i have the opportunity, they seem pretty good also.
The "latest" doosie is the Scheppach table-saw. Yours in the near past for around €100...or less. Out this weekend for the "bargain" price of €300.... some hike.... still a bit naff too. Their tools have all gone to feck - that sandblaster is some pish - bought one, lol - shoite.. past Fartshyte angle grinders were alright - those too are now gone to feck - last one stuck less than an hour before the smoke escaped.. They did/do an air-powered polisher - it's brilliant, as are their cheapo air spray guns - you've to dick with them a bit, but they're a great spraygun for the money. Unlike their impact drivers - those are pish.. That moisture meter works alright - for firewood, which is what I use it for. Fine for the price.
You forgot the disk grinders (all), the 4 in 1 PGKGA 40-Li B2, the chainsaw PKSA 40 Li B2, the saw PASA 20-Li A1... Parkshit is not hit or miss, is miss, miss again, and again, oh a good one, shite, shite, shite, wow this one works...
Generally the parkside stuff from kompernass is ok the stuff from owlm is utter trash but you are right it's mostly trash, that said it's better than tools from any other supermarket and you get a good guarantee any problems take it back, although they are becoming harder to deal with, they want you to send there stuff back to park side more often now for repair and they just send you a new one but if it was shit to start with. Things I quite like that I wish I bought the mini laith was a steal at under 200 The parkside performance rattle gun for wheels, and the professional impact driver, would be nice if they would come out with www.lidl.de/p/parkside-12-v-akku-ratsche-par-12-a1-ohne-akku-und-ladegeraet/p100347307?mktc=shopping_shop&gclid=CjwKCAjwrdmhBhBBEiwA4Hx5gzCykpIWRUg8t_GlQlueoNFRRXHvxGWZbWLtCZJaaTuFHmwTyD-Z_xoCtm4QAvD_BwE&et_uk=66770087b48f41978239ec66e4c65c12 ok they have it Prices on all there stuff has went up dramatically and it makes no sense getting parkside whe. You can get Bosch and DeWalt for 30 quid more
@@shugthehornyhaggis Yeah, the 4 in one cordless drill was 35, now the 3 in 1 is 65. But you are wrong about kompernass. That hammer drill is made by them, at least mine is, PABH 20 Li-B2, and it's a piece of shit. The drill PABS 20-Li E6, that's good. Hot air gun PHLG 2000 D3, good. Laser level PKLL 8 A1, not bad either. The list of bad parkshit is endless though.
Wait is the switch from hammer 2 normal on your pabh20 gubed ? You are right I sent mine back got a new one and it does the same thing, that said second time I just took a pair of mole grips to it moved it back and forth a few times with force and since then it's been fine, I just keep it on hammer drill, It goes through concrete better than my 18v professional drill I find with hammer drilling in to most substrate's it's actually quite good and I like the ripoff festool form of it.... I bought their 20v jet wash last week and took it right back what utter trash it was, it wouldn't take the skin off of a rice pudding Also why do all the companies get away with lying about the voltage there 18v not 20
Grizzly tools that's the other brand I couldn't remember yeah they make the pabh 20. You can't really bank on any of them being 100% of the time being good that's for sure The parkside professional mig tig welder is something I'm after do you know any thing about that?
@@shugthehornyhaggis No. I bought a welder from an hardware shop. More expensive, I believe "more" better too. I wouldn't trust it though, my experience tells me to keep away from buying parkshit tools I can't afford to lose the money.
Got some Parkside tools and they do the job, none of them are in your review except the moisture meter which I only use for me firewood ,how fucking lucky am I.😀
That utterly useless rangefinder couldn't find electricity in the middle of a atomic power plant. All other things I've had from Parkside so far have been pretty good. But that thing is a suicide device.
I had that half grinder half belt sander aswell.. Complete shite.. Couldnt for the life of me actually sand anything on it, it would just bounce all over the place due to the giant flat plate underneath the belt, just kept bouncing off it... Low powered aswell... I tossed it in the bin... Junk
@@shugthehornyhaggis I lucked out a few weeks back.. The old man is an arbourist and was doing a job for an old woman whos husband passed away.. He saw his old workshop and she said your welcome to take stuff away as ive no use for them.. Picked up a record power bandsaw, giant industrial belt sander for free.. I think the husband used to make hurleys for the irish hurling crowd... Absolutely delighted I was obviously ...hahaha
@@shugthehornyhaggis Keep "effing" away man. Its fucking good banter and it gives your channel originality. Also, when you said you sent your tools back and they sent you a new one. Do you need to keep all the original stuff like packaging and manuals, etc (obviously you need the receipt too?) ?
@@shugthehornyhaggis Oh nice one. This is good information (possibly a good idea to do a video on this). Do you need to pay for shipping when sending back for repair yeah?
I'm answering this on UA-cam studio so I have no idea what video you are commenting on, but I'm looking forward to finding out,,,,, I removed most of my actual rants cause they would get me jailed these days
Are you 3, I'm doing tool reviews, not toy reviews, swearing is meant and is deliberate it weeds out the weak from my channel like you I guess, so take your Gay ass disposition to a channel with adverts that don't tell you the truth, I make no money so I tell the truth
No matter how much I want to keep on swearing, if I want to re monetize my channel, I need to Keep the bad words down and follow the current political climate,
Instead of buying tools buy a bar of soap and wash your mouth out no need for the bad language
Do you enjoy having a pathetic existence, does it hurt to know you have never made a woman orgasm.
You even liked your own comment, what a sad sack
Range finder. Makes nice bleepy noises and tells me indeed that I am a stud . Absolutely fantastic description. For that alone I'm buying one to show my Mrs. (Not really)
The drill switch might be stuck because you have to turn the drill head a bit. Happens quite often on battery drills with hammer setting.
Yes..I had the same problem with old Perles Bohrmaschine..Thats normal I think..
Good info thsnks
But ya gotta luv Lidl.... when you can do all your DIY shopping in the frozen food aisle!
I do like a bit of the isle of shite Lidl is brilliant
The hammer switch breaking is just sawdust or plastic coming in the metal ball.
Its a spring pressing a metal ball and that holds the switch in place. Just clean it out with wd40 and its fine. I had the same issue. After this never had any problems with it.
Nice one, I was thinking of buying that bench grinder, you have saved me a few bucks
I have the same issue with the drill hammer switch. I found that if I tap the switch lightly, say with the handle of a screwdriver or even the SDS end of the bit I'm using, it will free up and I can switch modes. I assume it's caused by an overzealous retention spring in the mechanism which could do with a bit of trimming, but I just couldn't be bothered to open the thing for now. And sending it back to Lidl is a pain in the backside. Last thing I sent over for servicing took them 3 months to send back and it was in fact a new product which pi*sed me off worse than the delay. It basically means the tool I sent for servicing is filling up the dump pile for a small part that they should have available.
I just grab it with mole grips now actually a great we drill for light work.
Sadly what I noticed is when they have made a good product when it comes back again it's made even cheaper and nastyer, loads of there hand tools where brilliant like there filling scrapers / knives, the mini ratchet and bit set was also good,
Yeah there service concept of just F it in the bin just a joke
I totally agree with you on all your choices except the 20v drill/hammer… I have one that I push since 5 years almost… I even forgot it in the rain outside and it still works 😂
The pro one? Yeah it's actually good
@@shugthehornyhaggis that stud finder is probably the useless tool I bought… the 20V cordless vacuum is in the same category with your sandblaster gun 😂 and the tool that broke after a couple of uses for me was the 20V cordless Sabre saw… most of their tools are pretty good although…cheers!
Same too saber saw and the sanders all gave up quick
Totally agree but as above my 20v drill has done a lot of work, might just be lucky ?
Just hit or miss some times, we drill is actually bloody good when you get a working one it's not for deep concrete or very hard work it's light weight for light use that said it does better than a lot of light drills
Haha love this review and vedio.. I was cracking up 🤣 love the honest reviews 👍🏾👍🏾
the hammer drill is good buy. i have 2 of them and never had any problems and i use them for 60mm core cutting in bricks
I love your way of assessing tools.
I did buy a much earlier Parkside rangefinder at Lidl about 3 years ago. That seems to be OK on the room refitting and shelving projects I have done, but I haven't used it enough to be sure yet. What I did look at was the Lazer leveling device, but I was dubious about the quality of it and that really needs to work reliably - Have you tried one of them?
Hay thanks for watching, yeah I would highly recommend the Bosch quago and there Lazer spirit level they are not in the professional range so there a bit cheaper both worth every penny the quago from Bosch especially it's been such a big help in the building site I use it constantly and I'm. Not disappointed with it it's only a x axis but it will square of a room and do most jobs, the Lazer level is good for stairs picture's any thing that's off level as well as level
@@shugthehornyhaggis ta
parkside mini angle grinder's switch is also quite inadequate. i often have to hit it with a hammer to turn on after the outer switch is clicked. something is loose inside.
parkside drill press is also a barely useable product. the table is both slacking away from the rod and turning left and right no matter how much its bolt (M8 or M10, 4.something hardness index) is tighten. depth gauge broke before first use. 1 out of 3 handle arms are loose.
parkside combined jigsaw-sabersaw's selector lever (pendulum/straight mode) also often stucks like in the video.
70 cm straight edge+square+protractor tools is inaccurate by about 0.5-1°.
parkside laser distance meter is completely unreliable. there is a 2 cm gap in the floor in my room because of it.
Yeah hard to get, and it cuts out alot
Cool . I have an impact screwdriver 20 volt and a cordless drill 20 volt from Parkside brand . They are brilliant. They are used 5 days a week and I have lots of batteries as they are cheap . My impact has started to make a funny noise as it's nearly fucked but I still have the receipt and a year left on the warranty. I know they don't stock them anymore until the summer so I get a replacement then. I did buy another because the batteries will be no use without the tools when I see them. First one was £20 . Better than paying £200 for a quality one where the batteries are £80 each . When I brought the impact drill a customer ask me to get her one , but when I did they changed them so the new ones are smaller and £30 so I didn't bother.
Some of their stuff is fantastic, the professional parkside 20v SDS is fantastic for it's weight class, the impact driver is also good for the price, if I was to buy an impact wrench again for wheel nuts I would buy Bosch though
I have one of them sandblasted I think it is a good thing and that impact drill but they are draper tools
Great reviews!! Thanks!
You should add: phone charger usb+usb c+qi.
C to c takes 6hours and i have 2.
😃😆😎I need one of those stud-finders, so I can steal your joke. Thanks!👍
i like your honest opinions and based upon usage range too
Tha is Indo try to only talk bollox about what I know
I totally agree with you Parkside products are rubbish I brought on 23-1-24 hammer Drill PSBM 750 B3 used only once couldn't even drill 2 holes in concrete it just stopped no power as if it was a rechargeable and needed charging I left it a while came back to start it, it had no power I turned up the speed nothing happened no speed total waste of money wish I hadn't brought it waiting for Parkside to get in touch with me about the products but I promise you I'll never buy any other Parkside products it came from Lidl's never again thanks for your video very informative cheers.....
I agree with you, however parkside tools have a 3 year guarantee. For the first year through the shop you bought it you should have taken it straight for a replacement or your money back,
It's very hit or miss with parkside and the revisions are normally to make it cheaper and more plasticy.
Pick a brand and buy in to that system truth is the 4 or 5 main brands all make good tools, spend the money on the biggest battery you can rather than multiple smaller ones better one 6ah than 2 1.5ah, I went with Bosch, dewalt, makita, Milwaukee, hilti and featool
@shugthehornyhaggis I couldn't take back to Lidl because I couldn't find my receipt I got in touch with lidl back and forth took video of how slow it was running I don't think they understood what I was saying they said had I check the fuse ! To cut a long story short, they sent me another, which came today, 5.2.24. I haven't tested it yet, and I will do it tomorrow and see how it goes.
They told me to hang on to the other drill in case my new one has a problem. If so, they will collect both and refund me. I've already decided I'm going for a Dewalt drill 😉 thanks for you're adive wish I'd seen you're post before I brought the drill because I wouldn't have. I hope the new one will be ok 👍
@fahimmahmad9731 after a little bit of hassle that's not too bad would certainly be better if you just got your money back,
Spend a little bit more and buy American made DeWalt they will last forever the cheap Chinese DeWalt have crap batteries,
@shugthehornyhaggis yes, I totally agree. I did ask for my money back because I didn't have a receipt to show them they said it would have to be repaired but then said they would send another, which they have I sent Lidl my back statement so they could see I brought from them on January 23-24 they have said though if the new drill fails they'll give me a refund my garage is made of concrete so I'll be drilling inside to test it I'll let you know how I get on with it if I may thanks again for your feedback
‘Absolute fucking junk’ outta nowhere. Legend 😂
What is that bench top drill stand on the Black & Decker on the left?
I've never seen that before - is it a Black & Decker original attachment?
@@shugthehornyhaggisAwesome, thanks! I didn't even know it existed! I bet they're rare.
Unless you find a human in the wall........ Love it!
I came looking to see how shite the collated screw gun was, but judging by the rest of their products it won't be very good at all seen as some of the professional ones are shite too.
Do you think that the belt grinder/sander part could be removed and added to a better more powerful motor?
Every thing is possible with a Lidl e parkside mini laith
I bought a Parkside cordless grinder. Wimpy. I fixed that issue by buying a corded no-name one.
Yeah it's good in a pinch but other than that it's total horse shit, Bosch one is better obviously, I did the same thing just got another with a cord
yeah, dont buy their pneumatic impact, youre better off just taking the socket in your hand and turning on and off your bolts, its weeeak! also, their small bench grinder, with that flexible driven output on the side, shure, for grinding small balsa woodensticks, it might work. Any kind of metal? absolutly no. Have had their angle grinder, the first one had a defect, so that the cutting disc was wobbeling side to side 0.5cm, went back to the store and took another one from the shelf. Have beaten on it for over a year now, heavy and hard to get into places, but still works! Gonna buy their 20v drill next time i have the opportunity, they seem pretty good also.
Brilliant information thanks for the comment
The "latest" doosie is the Scheppach table-saw. Yours in the near past for around €100...or less. Out this weekend for the "bargain" price of €300.... some hike.... still a bit naff too. Their tools have all gone to feck - that sandblaster is some pish - bought one, lol - shoite.. past Fartshyte angle grinders were alright - those too are now gone to feck - last one stuck less than an hour before the smoke escaped.. They did/do an air-powered polisher - it's brilliant, as are their cheapo air spray guns - you've to dick with them a bit, but they're a great spraygun for the money. Unlike their impact drivers - those are pish.. That moisture meter works alright - for firewood, which is what I use it for. Fine for the price.
@@shugthehornyhaggis Yeah - exactly. I bought a Titan instead for 150 & am chuffed with it - cuts great once set up right.
Have you tried the cheap gas less mig welder.
I haven't but I'd love to get my hands on it
with that belt grinder I have made something like 10 decent knifes, does need good belt, but boy it slow
lol love the description 😆
These tools are for DIY yes not professional use some people want a RR for Lada money
Your arm is much water, so it's detected. Obviously.
You forgot the disk grinders (all), the 4 in 1 PGKGA 40-Li B2, the chainsaw PKSA 40 Li B2, the saw PASA 20-Li A1...
Parkshit is not hit or miss, is miss, miss again, and again, oh a good one, shite, shite, shite, wow this one works...
Generally the parkside stuff from kompernass is ok the stuff from owlm is utter trash but you are right it's mostly trash, that said it's better than tools from any other supermarket and you get a good guarantee any problems take it back, although they are becoming harder to deal with, they want you to send there stuff back to park side more often now for repair and they just send you a new one but if it was shit to start with.
Things I quite like that I wish I bought the mini laith was a steal at under 200
The parkside performance rattle gun for wheels, and the professional impact driver, would be nice if they would come out with www.lidl.de/p/parkside-12-v-akku-ratsche-par-12-a1-ohne-akku-und-ladegeraet/p100347307?mktc=shopping_shop&gclid=CjwKCAjwrdmhBhBBEiwA4Hx5gzCykpIWRUg8t_GlQlueoNFRRXHvxGWZbWLtCZJaaTuFHmwTyD-Z_xoCtm4QAvD_BwE&et_uk=66770087b48f41978239ec66e4c65c12 ok they have it
Prices on all there stuff has went up dramatically and it makes no sense getting parkside whe. You can get Bosch and DeWalt for 30 quid more
@@shugthehornyhaggis Yeah, the 4 in one cordless drill was 35, now the 3 in 1 is 65.
But you are wrong about kompernass. That hammer drill is made by them, at least mine is, PABH 20 Li-B2, and it's a piece of shit.
The drill PABS 20-Li E6, that's good. Hot air gun PHLG 2000 D3, good.
Laser level PKLL 8 A1, not bad either.
The list of bad parkshit is endless though.
Wait is the switch from hammer 2 normal on your pabh20 gubed ? You are right I sent mine back got a new one and it does the same thing, that said second time I just took a pair of mole grips to it moved it back and forth a few times with force and since then it's been fine, I just keep it on hammer drill,
It goes through concrete better than my 18v professional drill
I find with hammer drilling in to most substrate's it's actually quite good and I like the ripoff festool form of it.... I bought their 20v jet wash last week and took it right back what utter trash it was, it wouldn't take the skin off of a rice pudding
Also why do all the companies get away with lying about the voltage there 18v not 20
Grizzly tools that's the other brand I couldn't remember yeah they make the pabh 20. You can't really bank on any of them being 100% of the time being good that's for sure
The parkside professional mig tig welder is something I'm after do you know any thing about that?
@@shugthehornyhaggis No. I bought a welder from an hardware shop. More expensive, I believe "more" better too.
I wouldn't trust it though, my experience tells me to keep away from buying parkshit tools I can't afford to lose the money.
Got some Parkside tools and they do the job, none of them are in your review except the moisture meter which I only use for me firewood ,how fucking lucky am I.😀
Great stuff.
Glad you enjoyed it
That utterly useless rangefinder couldn't find electricity in the middle of a atomic power plant.
All other things I've had from Parkside so far have been pretty good. But that thing is a suicide device.
I had that half grinder half belt sander aswell.. Complete shite.. Couldnt for the life of me actually sand anything on it, it would just bounce all over the place due to the giant flat plate underneath the belt, just kept bouncing off it... Low powered aswell... I tossed it in the bin... Junk
@@shugthehornyhaggis I lucked out a few weeks back.. The old man is an arbourist and was doing a job for an old woman whos husband passed away.. He saw his old workshop and she said your welcome to take stuff away as ive no use for them.. Picked up a record power bandsaw, giant industrial belt sander for free.. I think the husband used to make hurleys for the irish hurling crowd... Absolutely delighted I was obviously ...hahaha
Great review hahahah
Thanks
I have the same SDS drill and I didn’t have an issue yet (touch wood) you probably were fu***ng unlucky with those drills 😂
I have that SDS drill for over 3 years and it's a beast it had served me well.
Parkside has some decent gear but their quality control isn't great. Like the man says: keep returning broken tools until you get a good one.
That's the way, gsrentee is there for that
I think you got a faulty stud finder coz mine works perfectly
It found the stud, depending on what you use it for it's fine for metal and wood studs
20 volt multifinder?
No 9v battery and it's total toss
Brilliant 😂🤣😂
1:34 lol - Too honest!
using the tool also requires a little intelligence
Coming from a spast,
But he is right. You can not read the manual and than dont understand the „Feuchtigkeitsmesser“ . This think works really good. 👍
Yes and it helps when it works. Not all parkside is made the same about ten percent of it does not work out the box
I bought the stud finder, absolute shite! Don’t waste your time!
'It's effing this and effing that'. So incisive, such pinpoint analysis.
@@shugthehornyhaggis Keep "effing" away man. Its fucking good banter and it gives your channel originality.
Also, when you said you sent your tools back and they sent you a new one. Do you need to keep all the original stuff like packaging and manuals, etc (obviously you need the receipt too?) ?
@@shugthehornyhaggis Oh nice one. This is good information (possibly a good idea to do a video on this). Do you need to pay for shipping when sending back for repair yeah?
Don't be such a snowflake. Don't like it? Don't watch it.
@@wuddadid shipoing is free from here thanks for the positive comments
You might be the angriest person that I have encountered on the internet that isn't me!
I'm answering this on UA-cam studio so I have no idea what video you are commenting on, but I'm looking forward to finding out,,,,, I removed most of my actual rants cause they would get me jailed these days
On a parkside review hehe quality
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Cheap shit not great but expensive good stuff not cheap de Walt Milwaukee five hundred euro
You do get what you pay for, Milwaukee is walking away with it these days any thing from tti
Thank fuck finally a review channel I can understand.
Why do feel the need to swear so much
Because I'm a bad boy that needs spanked.
Parkside = Schrott
Foul language is off putting...shame.
Are you 3, I'm doing tool reviews, not toy reviews, swearing is meant and is deliberate it weeds out the weak from my channel like you I guess, so take your Gay ass disposition to a channel with adverts that don't tell you the truth, I make no money so I tell the truth
Well said and an other snowflake goes boo hoo hoooo🤣🤣🤣🤣
I worked on sites for 50 years and that was how 90 percent of the men spoke and no offence was taken.
No matter how much I want to keep on swearing, if I want to re monetize my channel, I need to Keep the bad words down and follow the current political climate,