Lidl middle aisle parkside 12v tools

[@elaineb4806]

Loved your demo of putting blades in 'one-handed'. Love the design of the cordless drill - removable chuck. Thanks for sharing. Cheers 👍👍👍

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

Thankyou

[@Rooster---ooo]

I've had various Lidl & Aldi tools for years but in the past year I converted the log cabin in my garden into a proper workshop & have spent a few grand kitting it out. A lot of the tools are Parkside, especially their 12 & 20 volt range. For the price they're excellent. They seem to use about four main manufacturers & one of them is a little hit. & miss. I tend to look up KZbin reviews before buying anything over £15. Most of the tools have seen heavy use & no major issues. If something were to break, I keep reciepts & they have a four year warranty, which Lidl seems to honour without any quibbles. Was in Axminster tools store today looking at some of the mega expensive Festool & Mafell stuff. I'm sure the precision & durability is a lot higher but for the massive price, I think I'd need to be using the tools professionally for them to be worthwhile.

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

I find them exceptional for the money. We would all like high end tools but I like to show that cheap tools can also achieve great things. Not sure how they manage to sell them so cheap.

[@DanielBradshaw]

The supermarket brand tools from my experience have been surprisingly good, I have a Aldi Multitool and a Aldi SDS Hammer Drill, both have been serving me well up to press, and would recommend them for sure.

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

Have to agree, the 12v d4 drill with removable chuck is brilliant, multi tool seems quite good. The 12v barrel grip jigsaw is great & also the 5inch disc sander

[@PhillWyattProjects]

I bought the multi tool and the saw last week 😆 still on the look out for one of the drills but haven't found one near to me yet.

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

I have the jigsaw, drill, disc sander, multi tool, they're all worth the money.

[@PhillWyattProjects]

@@GrumpysWorkshop4 I also have the disc sander but haven't opened it yet has it ages 😆 yea they are good deals cant avoid them.

[@trevorb1239]

That's a good collection of tools ,Lidl is opening here in Australia soon I believe ,compatition for ALDI, I have 7 ALDI angle grinders some variable speed , used to sand with all work great so I'll keep an eye out for Parkside here cheers mate 👍👍👍

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

They're tools that i use on most projects & so far they've been great. Well worth the money

[@Thesidingsworkshop]

Nothing wrong with lidl stuff, I've been a trade person for over 20 years, and there bits etc are fine, I've a work zone pillar drill from aldi and it's seen some work, great little work horse , nice haul there Dave 👍 for what they cost and the great warranty it just makes sense 👍

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

I wonder how they can sell them so cheap & still make a profit

[@anthonymclean9743]

@@GrumpysWorkshop4 It just puts it in to perspective of how the big names rip us off.

[@racinghome657]

I've got the pull saw and for the money it's pretty good. Does what it's designed for.

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

Yeah I agree, wasn't expecting much if I'm honest but pleasantly surprised

[@21stcenturycaveman33]

Very helpful Dave. ATB mate, Des

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

Thanks mate

[@markjarman7819]

I like the design on the dust extraction port. Great budget tools I think. Downside for me is arthritis in my hands and find the cheaper tool kill my hands very fast. Had the dewalt multi tool that done the same. Ended up with a festool vecturo that’s smoother running. But saying that I’m totally impressed with the parkside stuff and great prices. Keep up the great work you do. Good honest reviews 👍

[@markday6411]

I brought a ferrex ( Aldi ) corded version of the multitool and just like you spent ages trying to fix a blade onto it before 'sussing out' that the lever needed to be fully open. I have since purchased a box of assorted blades from Saxon blades to go with it

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

I'm glad it wasn't just me regarding the locking lever. Doesn't even say in the instructions. I was scratching my head for a while🤣🤣🤣

[@Simon-kh2dd]

Great review Dave, Thanks.

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

Cheers mate

[@benjaqsonworkshop9974]

Really helpful review - thanks. I have a corded one that I hardly use but every now and then there's a job where this tool is absolutely perfect so a cheap one would have been ideal.

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

Seems great for £20

[@agrafes6]

Parkside are really good quality for what you pay. I have a few items, the best being a drill driver which was tested against some of the top brands, and absolutely trounced all of the others. The torque is absolutely astounding. 💂‍♂️🇬🇧

[@JohnColgan.]

Great info Dave, Thank you

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

Thanks mate

[@EclaWood]

Rekomendasi mesin bor yang sangat bagus kawan 👍👍👍 🇮🇩

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

Thankyou, yes it's great

[@EclaWood]

@@GrumpysWorkshop4 ya teman 👍👍

[@idlersdream826]

Good review & set of bargain tools Dave. I picked up the right angled bit holder a couple of years ago, very handy tool to have in the tool bag. I’ll be heading to my Lidl this Thursday as they have a Laminate & Vinyl floor cutter for £19.99, which will come in handy when I fit our kitchen flooring in a couple of months. Also got the Ferrex nail gun from Aldi recently 👍.

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

Thanks mate, yeah I saw they have the laminate cutter. Might pick one up myself as I've been known to do the odd floor installation. Would save on all the dust

[@idlersdream826]

@@GrumpysWorkshop4 👍 yep, & quicker too!

[@PeteBeardsley]

Nice little haul there Dave. I finally got me one of those drills and as you say, the removable chuck feature is AWESOME!!

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

I love mine, got plenty of torque too & it's so much lighter than my makita.

[@H4rleyBoy]

You would have to be nuts to not consider Lidl for tools, Not seen the multitool before, might get one of those, you might want to change the bit @15:43 😀😁😂 my main gripe is that they seemed to be going towards a single battery fitting type but have veered away from it now, so you have to have more of each type ready to go.

[@thegodsonuk]

Great Videos … 2 points that might explain some of the issues you were having… 1 All li-ion batteries will cut out at low voltage to protect the battery from being over discharged and damaging the battery. 2 I think you are putting too much downward pressure on the multi tool blades. I found that a lighter downward pressure and let the blade do the cutting works best. But great videos still. STEF (also from Bristol!)

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

Thanks mate appreciate that & thanks for the tips.

[@phillace]

I have a vast amount of Parkside tools and as yet have no complaints at all , if you look on the box's the tools are made by "Grizzly" which i don't think is a budget brand ?

[@neilfraser6646]

The best part about lidl tools is their customer service / warranty is that they will replace you defective tool with no problems as long as you keep your receipt

[@rasmo243]

For the price what's not to like it may cut cut quicker if you try some branded blades just a thought.👍

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

For the money I'm quite impressed with it. Yeah I think a decent blade would make a difference. Although with the 4ah batt it cut easier. Can't complain for £20

[@tomwilson5822]

👍

[@KhaosGorvin]

My only complain would be the japanese saw. I bought one and the first time I used it, half of the teeth from the smaller size broke. The other side still works fine thought.

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

That's a shame, my ones been fine

[@donniegaskill1836]

What is the difference between "quid' and "pounds"? You used these terms for the same tool.

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

😅😅 a quid is one pound

[@joelmartin2549]

Walmart is a shop we have here in Hong Kong.

[@reaper060670]

I buy clampos and drill bit or the screwdriver bits at times Dave mate. I bought the bench drill here in Lidl in my local one in Dublin and I got it for 69.99 euros which I thought was a bloody bargain matt. I8t's a right little belter of a Bench Drill tbf. I was going to buy the Plunge/Track saw the had in the other day but the box was selotaped up to bits and it put me off plus the price was a little too high for me even though I've seen some half decent reviews on it. I need a good track saw atm bcos I haven't got a good enough straight edge to cut MDF or Plywood using my Bosch circular saw plus I really need to buy some proper blades for this saw I have. It's one of the decent Bosch Pro verions but I need to get rid of their shitty stock blades and get me a few of those Freund blades? I probably spelled it wrong there. LOL I want to get some table saw blades and a good blade for my circular saw and chop saw but I'm not sure of which to buy mate. Have u any good advice for me pal? I wanna get clean cuts so anybody with advice for the best blades for clean cuts with no tear out on the bottom of the wood I would greatly appreciate ur advice guys.. Brilliant video again Dave. U always give a good account of the tools bro.. keep up the great work pal..

[@pauldrennan1482]

I've a few of their tools and loads of the accessories I'm a firm believer of better to have it and not need it instead of needing it and not having it

[@markashworth9870]

Maybe charge ya batteries before u start the next vid prep is half the battle

[@awoken2excellence]

Beat shitty worx tools all day long.