Lidl parkside not worth a F video top ten fail

[@francescobarnes7567]

Many Parkside enthusiasts making videos and earning money. Thank you for making just 1 video and making us saving money !

[@shugthehornyhaggis]

Mine aren't even monetised extra bonus

[@zambotv8150]

This is what KZbin is for

[@doctorlefthandthread]

I am enjoying these videos shug Your presentation style is a breath of fresh air

[@giuseppebevilacqua2034]

I lived in england for 5 years and done all the first school there....but trust me i didnt understand a single word.....

[@shugthehornyhaggis]

Well that's England, I'm Scottish 😜 the further north you love the more you understand, you would struggle with the Newcastle accent

[@giuseppebevilacqua2034]

@@shugthehornyhaggis hello mate, youre right,i noticed youre scottish accent,and yes the newcastle accent is difficult too !!!! Glad to meet you mate.

[@shugthehornyhaggis]

You to, stay healthy 😜

[@SPIDERM0OSE]

Yer sitting room is coming along nicely Shug.

[@shugthehornyhaggis]

You should see my bed room

[@SPIDERM0OSE]

@@shugthehornyhaggis I thought you had that rented out to 17 Chinese "Students" ?

[@shugthehornyhaggis]

@@SPIDERM0OSE I'm liking your thinking

[@Federico84]

That place is collapsing on itself :) nice video

[@andreribeiro7400]

I had the sander and I use it for 20 minutes and it burn out. They gave me my money back. The soldering pen that has a tipe C charger I had one and the tip stop getting hot.

[@shugthehornyhaggis]

I made the right assessment then junk

[@andreribeiro7400]

@@shugthehornyhaggis yes you are right. You should cover the vertical air compressor. It's the worst. Very noisy leaks from every connection. I hade 3 by now. Lidl replace the firt 2 and the third got to the manufacturer and they "fixed it" after a week of use started to leak again. I seal the leaks with epoxy and the problem got solved. Very bad compressor

[@shugthehornyhaggis]

It's very hit or miss. Sometimes you need to be quite inventive but you don't want to mess the guarantee eather

[@SPIDERM0OSE]

@@shugthehornyhaggis Aye, that wee solder iron is absolute shite, used it once or twice n then it gave up. Its a shame coz its a good idea. I bought their gas one, its shite too, the wee electric spark thingy does fuck all, you have to light it with a flame, pure shite. In saying that, if one of their solder iron attachments for the 20v battery come my way I'll try it. Until then, if Im soldering outside Im sticking with an extension lead inside a bin bag & the Rolson iron outa Halfords.

[@daiburt1833]

Get off the fence and tell us what you think 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@shugthehornyhaggis]

Hehehe naw the middle bit is safe

[@leathleyg5995]

It's very rare to get tool review vids that are "from the heart"..... Your hatred and disgust really comes across here....😁

[@janee7995]

Ofcourse the Sander is useless 90%of the Sanders in DIY stores are useless as well. The metal cutters Arent bad . Just set the bold to the correct torque. Some a little tighter some a little loose. Dont get their pliers , they are horrible. Screwdrivers and bits are ok Forget about their Japanese saw set , your Butter knife is sharper. Their wood shissel set is great for learning to sharpen . After doing so they are half decent. Want a good set : bahco 434 , you still have to learn how to sharpen .

[@failblazer2004]

Glad to see shugs fucking workshop again

[@shugthehornyhaggis]

It will get put back in order soon going for a big ruthless clear out of crap

[@minmogrovingstrongandhealthy]

German branded garbage that was made in China almost for free ... that is somehow worst then the cheapest actual China branded and made stuff. Do your self a favor folks save up money buy proper tools for heavy duty works and everyday needs or go to a China store and buy cheap tools there if you don't work with it too much. I know lots of people who buy these naively in Lidl stores and ALL the things break within using it 2 or 3 times only, and it's not user error but actual terrible products. You think it's cheap and worth something but it is not, you waste money over time and waste actual time going back and forth buying s--t etc. There is no customer service nor actual replacement for these, they often blame the user and even if they give you a replacement it will break on you AGAIN in 2 or 3 uses. I have their angle grinder got it as a gift and I am genuinly afraid to use it ... I bought quality discs not their Parkside garbage but the machine itself feels like it will die even on idle not grinding on anything. I will need to one day tear it apart and see if I can mod it or I will end up using it's parts for something else or as spare parts for other machines but as is I am 100% afraid to use this out the box ... If you get those Parkside discs for it I suggest sell them and buy a quality brand replacement you don't want injury or death on yourself ...

[@Dagoth666Ur]

And yet i have done ton of work `round my house with Parkside tool and not a singe one died on me, u have to know the damn limit of the tool, f`course Makita is better but it is also 4-5 times more expensive, if u press the tool like braindead yes you will burn it even more expensive one, we all know what tools are good but not all of us NEED expensive tools.

[@minmogrovingstrongandhealthy]

@@Dagoth666Ur Yeah those cheaper ones are basically for lightweight works not every day use, for home DIY hobby grade that you drill 10-20 holes that day and put it away and that is it you don't go beyond that often or at all. But people think they can bash it all day every day and later complain. That is one thing another thing is if you know better you stay away from it. My mother have a Parkside driller and upon just drilling two holes in the bathroom the whole house stink like it's burning down. Mom asked wtf did I do, I said the drill uses cheapest graphite brushes on the motor and they burn each time you turn it on, this is how it works and smell like s--t. Add there glue or whatever else there is inside it. This is one of the reasons why people don't use this all day every day and why it wont last long as other more expensive ones. So yeah we basically take it out once in 3 months from the box and drill 2-5 holes and that is it the machine always smells like s--t you cant go much beyond that without your stomach turning, I started even using a gas mask for it too XD

[@Dagoth666Ur]

@@minmogrovingstrongandhealthyIf you have burnd the brushes you have pushed too hard and lock the drill! As i wrote ''you have to know the limit of the tool" i`m using parkside accu tools for years know and not a single one died on me because i know what they can do and what they can`t, for harder work i take bigger drill i will not push like crazy accu one or i will take pneumatic drill etc. I know what tools are good but i don`t need expensive tools do do jobs `round my house these are just fine.

[@shugthehornyhaggis]

A Lot of them are worthless and for many ten or twenty pounds more you can get a decent name brand,

[@Dagoth666Ur]

@@shugthehornyhaggis Worthles, sure. so i imagine things i have done with those tools or what? And why spend even one pund more if these tools do the job, go spend thousands on Makita and others no one holding you back, i`m doing just fine with these. And one tip, all tools you are shoving are just paked with dust, blow them after use with compresed air and se how much longer they will last.

[@denisoriordan6739]

That little pillar drill is a good ‘un. I’ve the Sheppach version. Bit underpowered for big forstner bits & hole saws, but nice & accurate, & the variable speed is the dog’s b#||#}$.

[@shugthehornyhaggis]

Exactly it's way better than the price we paid but still not the top dog, for less than a tun she's a wee beauty though I think the sheplwch one is identical like the bann saw and welder I have just painted different colour