Impact Wrench PARKSIDE PASSK 20 Li-A1 (79€) - Unboxing and Test

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Unboxing and testing the cheapest cordless impact wrench I could afford. It is very good for the money. I bought it in LIDL for 79€.

[@downloadedxzx]

Upgraded from an older 18v kit. kzbin.infoUgkxW1vOBRCMrgTCDEijzpVzDWsgI-Jm2iQv I independently chose the drill and impact tool, before I came across the kit.I like the 3 speed impact gun. It seems more powerful than my older one, and it can be set to be really gentle. The drill is more appropriately sized for my use. I used to have a hammer drill, but I did not like that it was so big and it was not a great hammer drill. I rather have a smaller drill like this, and then get a corded hammer drill for the odd case I need that.

[@dariuszszewczyk3106]

400Nm seems to be cheap replacement for BMW M3 engine

[@MakeAndTest]

Man, you made my day hahahah

[@piotrradwanski2507]

@@MakeAndTest also for me :)

[@Amer76R]

Im happy with this tool, it easely removes the 36 mm VW axle nut. Thumbs up from me, and the battery lasts really long.

[@niteblaster1]

good review😎 the sockets that come with it reduce it's power output as they are not a good fit and they rattle use shorter quality sockets and you will notice and massive difference 😀

[@rotorblade9508]

Yes, force is given by mass and acceleration so basically a hard material produces higher acceleration (deceleration) so a harer socket, harder stud and disc rotor (the studs are bolted into the discs) and a higher mass of the disc produce a greater torque for the same impact gun

[@chucky2316]

How do the sockets stay on mine just fall off. I didn't see this guy putting a pin in either. Do I need a hog ring replaced. I haven't been able to use mine

[@chucky2316]

How do the sockets stay on mine just fall off. I didn't see this guy putting a pin in either. Do I need a hog ring replaced. I haven't been able to use mine

[@dushk0]

@@rotorblade9508 None of that pseudoscience at all! It's just the contact areas and that the socket doesn't deform during the impact. The mass is standing, so a heavier socket would actually hinder acceleration, if it did anything noticeable, that is.

[@georgiojansen7758]

dušan a test would be nice

[@denardou]

pour l'avoir achetée juste pour tester (j'ai du meilleur matos mais du coup elle restera dans le camion avec les outils de bases ) : -Vous prenez les douilles d'origines, vous les mettez à la poubelle -Mettez des douilles à choc de qualité et vous verrez que le couple affiché est proche ... les douilles fournit mangent énormément de puissance (acier souple "mangeant" l’énergie) -le témoin de batterie ne vaut pas grand chose Sinon pour le prix et garantie c'est très bien

[@MakeAndTest]

Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@nisarzaman]

Beautiful silent review

[@MrKingbesh]

It’s ok if you are using it at home u will need a breaker bar for some bolts for 60 pounds impact drive 4 Amp battery and charger it’s not bad + Lidl sell the battery packs for a good price if u need a new battery after a few years , once u have the battery and charger you can pick up other tools that are sold as body only for a very good price drill grinder compressor and much more but if you want a good impact it’s the Milwaukee 2767-20 , if u have a garage Snapon CT8850,

[@donegal2010able]

I have a milwaukee 1/2 drive served me well one day something happened I don't know what thought it was the battery bought a new one made no difference it could tighten but not loosen well any who was in lidl one Thursday morning didn't even know they did a 1/2 impact bought it and must say it is better than the milwaukee mind you I bought the milwaukee back in like 2009 I'm sure there much better now. On a side note I used a friend's Hitachi hex impact on site driving 8inch bolt's it was like knife through butter it's really amazing how good all these tools work the air compressor is almost obsolete.

[@dushk0]

Need proper impact rated Cr-Mo forged sockets and it all suddenly works.

[@johnwarner3809]

I have bought this from lidl, it's worth every penny , forget all the barmy demonstrations showing it wont tighten or undo to 400 nm, we're not building bloody battle ships, its got more than enough torque for what its intended for .

[@gardenfeed9249]

I was able to hold the socket in my hand while trying to simulate fastening/releasing wheel nuts. Even on max setting of 400 NM, it was possible to hold the socket by firm hand grip, and this just does not meet my expectations. As I always tighten wheel nuts manually using spanner I have a feel how tight they should be. Rarely using torque wrench. Tried the tool on my wheels bolts and it was not possible to release any bolts I had tightened with spanner, torque on the tool was on max setting of "400 NM" but it was not possible to release any. Will continue to use my trusty spanner and this impact wrench will go back to the shop. I like to trust my hands instead.

[@dushk0]

@@gardenfeed9249 I have the basic model and I would pay for seeing a show where a weakling who makes up BS stories on YT tries to hold that down with their hands... And I'd love to know the brand of gloves if that actually worked out. And yes, I've just made a socket pretty hot trying to give that story a shot. Seriously, you didn't xD

[@gardenfeed9249]

@@dushk0No gloves, I was not filming unfortunately , if I ever find the tool I will demonstrate. Btw, battery was 100%.

[@maxextz]

I got one of these and it's really good. Great price too. Aldi do their version for the same price but it's only 180 nm. Parkside stuff is good for the DIY dude.

[@MakeAndTest]

exactly

[@typhoontim125]

Surely the Aldi one you mention with 180nm is an Impact Driver and not an Impact Wrench. The collet is 1/4 inch & not half inch.

[@JohnnyTheCache]

Its currently available again at LIDL and I have just bought one (model 2021 ASSK 20-Li A1). After many comments here and at the lidl online shop, I was very curious. After a test I can now say: The thing has POWER !! If your device does not open the bolts on your wheels, you are either doing something wrong or you have a defective device.

[@MakeAndTest]

It's good to know that you have to press the button and hold it for at least 10 seconds for the best result.

[@JohnnyTheCache]

@@MakeAndTest Exactly, an impact needs some time. Maybe some people expect it to work like a regular screw driver? Well, it doesn't :D Seriously these Lidl things are great for occasional use

[@johnlever6696]

They have been at your lidl already? They aren’t available till a week on Sunday apparently

[@JohnnyTheCache]

@@johnlever6696 i got mine from the lidl online shop in germany, it has been available since last week and they still have stock

[@johnlever6696]

@@JohnnyTheCache nothing here in the UK till a week Sunday. I’ll have to wait.

[@madcatminis]

Good video. Thanks 👍🏼👍🏼 6 adverts for a 10 minute video

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

Excellent video !

[@GenMaster124]

Suggest only using impact sockets and then only six sided ones 👍🏻👍🏻

[@charlescarabott7692]

I got the dewalt 1600 nm impact because i already had two 5ah dewalt batteries from another tool but if i fpund this at lidil i might have bought this one and saved some money. Nowhere as powerful as dewalt but probably will do most jobs on a car

[@rickilaws9601]

the black parkside performance model is an animal of a wrench !!! take tractor wheel nuts out with em .... never seen a performance in the UK .. I think they sell them in Europe . it's a serious bit of kit !!!!

[@InBoostWeTrust7MGTE]

3:40 now that sounds like lawnmower engine

[@michaelstubbs4518]

This gun is good for a mid torque impact wrench but you should never torque a wheel up that high you will sher off the bolts.

[@MakeAndTest]

youre right. But I had to test it somehow. It's an old car that I dont use

[@overhaulgamerz8552]

I agree, don't use this to tighten the nuts, previous mechanic tighten my car wheels with impact wrench and when I went to change tyres, tyre shop had a hard time removing the nuts.

[@dalebassett6119]

I accidently torqued one of my car bolts on no 3 setting on a milwaukee high impact wrench that has 1650 torque it didn't rip off 😂

[@DomRivers67]

So, was it reasonably accurate?...it seemed to take another quarter turn on the lower settings to get to the correct torque

[@DarioBattiston]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZbNf3apgbV0fpIsi=E7lZFNCDa1B9H4H6 😉😉

[@fredjones7307]

I bought one, works fine. The circlip socket retainer isn't very good. I'll get a couple of ball bearings and a suitable spring and fit one, easy enough...

[@dmitrys1393]

Got mine a month ago and tested it yesterday on some brakes job and i was disappointed with it because looks like the mechanism starts to slip somehow when it's not perfectly aligned, i dont know how it works but the bolt goes easily for a second and then the next second impacting sound changes and the bolt just stays in place and then if you wiggle the tool a little bit the impacting sound goes back to normal and the bolt goes normally again for 1-2 seconds until it stops again. That was super annoying and i had to undo the bolt with hands. Probably defective device or something

[@lummeltje]

wou eerst een milwaukee stubby 12v kopen maar dit is al prima voor wat ik er mee wil gaan doen! dank voor de video!

[@MakeAndTest]

Ja, dit is erg goed voor de hele werkplaats.

[@jjmmjj9999]

I don't understand German but I own a milwaukee stubby 12v and was impressed with this tool for less than half the price

[@MakeAndTest]

@@jjmmjj9999 it does the job

[@grazianolaudisio3644]

Wat ga je doen dan?

[@lummeltje]

Graziano Laudisio brommers opknappen, en de jaarlijkse bandenwissel

[@dennisinanir3385]

goeie video thanks! LIDL heeft goed spul

[@donegal2010able]

The 20v range is the bomb, I've collected quite a few of them 14 battery's the first set of 2018 batteries work just a good as new and I use them all the time. Parkside make dam good tools the 4 in one looks flimsy but its pretty handy I use the saw all the time

[@12BlackKnight34]

Damn good tools.... yeah right...

[@user-zt4ry9hm9u]

There's nothing really wrong with the tools and they are priced well, however they are same Chinese made generic tools that are also sold under many different brands such as Stanley, silverline to name afew

[@RobertBosch9397]

Nice video 👌, i bought 2 in Germany, they work excellent 👍

[@UltimateTBone]

Hi Robert, nice to see you here :-) I read complains on the Lidl site about loosening wheel bolts. When the are tightened with 120NM, only the 400NM stand on the Parkside will get them loose. And tightning with 100NM would be around 75NM. But you're using it on your work, so I'm curious about your opinion.

[@RobertBosch9397]

@@UltimateTBone I don't use it anymore T this moment, it's a good tool but much to light, I bought a milwaukee M18 fuel, 1700 nm 😂😂

[@kmieciu4ever]

8:36 metalowa brecha wygrywa :-)

[@derwaldmeister3954]

I compared the torque from this thing to a torque wrench. The torque is not half as high as declared. 400 Nm is not even 200 Nm when loosening and tightening. 200 Nm setting is only 90 Nm. If wheel screws are rusty you can be lucky if you can loosen them. I also own the smaller version of this impact driver. Parkside says 180 Nm. Even if I use the shock adapter of milwaukee I can't loosen a screw what is tighten with 50 Nm.

[@MakeAndTest]

Great info. Thanks for sharing.

[@Ljosi]

something is wrong with your unit, or you are using it with a 2Amp battery instead of 4.. I tested mine and it's very close to the advertised numbers (+- 5%)

[@rickjohnson8782]

Should be reported to trading standards . Clearly doesn't offer the performance it says it does .

[@mindaugas1906]

Good review. With proper impact socket cr-m not original cr-v ones it produces 300+ nm torque. Not 400nm as claimed but still good enough for the money.

[@MakeAndTest]

Thanks. I've come to the same conclusion. Not the advertised torque, but it will be usefull in the workshop anyway.

[@animation01boy]

say whats actually the difference between cr-v and cr-m thnks?

[@derbigpr500]

You don't even need 400 Nm for anything really. Even 100 is overkill for most things, unless you intend to work on tanks and trains LOL.

[@mindaugas1906]

@@derbigpr500 you bet its not overkill... tire shops sometimes overtorque wheel bolts to 300+ nm. Good luck removing them by hand without long bar. This wrench is not strong enough for that. And you always need more torque because tightening torque is always way less.

[@Neulich]

@@mindaugas1906 everything you said i can confirm. Shops overtightening and ~300nm max. on this mashine.

[@DashCamSerbia]

I bought an impact socet for mine. You need an impact socet to get better results. They transfer the force better.

[@donegal2010able]

Too right I've seen a chrome socket explode when trying to remove a seized axel nut, it was like a grenade 3 of us up close just staring seeing if it'll work luckily no one lost an eye or a nose all that was left was the bottom half, it was a decent socket Halfords brand. Impact for impact they are softer and will wear faster but jesus they are safer

[@DashCamSerbia]

@flip inheck No, it comes with 4 sockets. But they are not impact. They are regular Ch-V painted black.

[@DashCamSerbia]

@flip inheck Not untill it breaks and sends shrapnel into you. And they don't transfer torque as good as the impact ones.

[@s14driver]

It is useless for a car wheels removal, 5 out of ten screws won't be removed without breaker bar. Works good on recently mounted maybe greased screws up to M12 thread torqued up to spec or lower. If you would mainly use this for car wheels removal or similar jobs, save up some money and search for min 600+Nm. Good value for small bolts though....

[@MakeAndTest]

thanks for your feedback man :)

[@DashCamSerbia]

It removed my wheel bolts torqued at 105-110 Nm like they are nothing. But I used an impact socket with it.

[@kayathepiratebaykid]

Then again people who work on their own cars, will generally tighten and loosen their wheels every half year at least and grease them up.

[@bigtrev8xl]

@@kayathepiratebaykid 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@oneummah6795]

Great video, the torque settings are not true. As a example you would never torque your car wheel nuts more than 120 NM in a majority of vehicles otherwise you can snap the wheel bolt. It makes sense to buy a proper brand like Milwaukee.

[@davidcole5842]

good demo many thanks

[@gamefoorum]

Why are you trying 210nm precision when most of the cars have around 110-120nm ?

[@MakeAndTest]

Yeah I know I messed that up a little bit. But I had to test it on a much bigger number than just 100Nm. Also I dont really care about my car anymore, so it can take a beating :)

[@hakansen7191]

Insane Builds it only tightenes up to 100nm. The other numbers are for loosening the bolts

[@stay_jaki]

Milwaukee No.1

[@hadipewe]

do you mind to make some video and release the bolt of front strut ( it is m21 tight at 165 nm, two bolt on bottom side of the strut), also is it possible to release the suspension bolt, the center bolt of front tire

[@Ljosi]

@@hakansen7191 that's the case with the corded model, but the cordless one does both up to 400 Nm

[@Soni-sGarage]

Meiner ist nach 5 Monaten inkl Akku kaputt gegangen 😡😡😡 aber haben ohne Probleme komplett ein neues bekommen. Lg Soni’s Garage

[@socialghost4400]

Good review, I bought the very same one in Lidl last week, so far it has worked the charm, my only complains are that it is not a brushless motor and theres no locking ball for the sockets (there is a locking ring tho, and I have not had any sockets fall off either, so not the biggest issue), but I mean for the price, those are easy to live with....anyway....Subscribed!

[@MakeAndTest]

Yeah I noticed that sparks are shining inside the machine when you suddenly stop it. I just dont understand why are there differences in prices. I paid 79€ some say it was only 59€...

[@socialghost4400]

Insane Builds I guess it varies from country to country, I paid €75 / 555DKK for mine in Denmark

[@MakeAndTest]

@@socialghost4400 for the same kit? Fast charger and battery included?

[@socialghost4400]

Insane Builds yes, and the four sockets 🙂

[@saschaschulz8730]

Des doch nur Müll des gelumpe

[@m.b.4627]

Das ist das allerletzte Ding, was am 09.01.23 bei Lidl angeboten wurde, PASSK 20-Li A1! Schafft nicht mal, Radschrauben mit 130 NM zu lösen! Obwohl ich die Schrauben vorher manuell gelöst habe und mit dem Drehmoment auf 130 NM angezogen habe, um sie dann mit dem Schrauber zu lösen. Ging sofort zurück zu Lidl. Weiß nicht, wie das Video zustande kam!

[@BedsitBob]

of course, you shouldn't really be using an impact wrench to tighten wheel nuts.

[@ronin5892]

Con 400 NM allenta i bulloni dei semiassi é una bomba

[@ufs910]

Gutes Video gemacht.

[@electricdixie34]

Brilliant video well tested

[@zfloz9895]

If you put a De Walt on those wheel studs, it will play with them.

[@SUNSETRETREATSXM]

Goede test!

[@MrPabsUk]

I thought you were going to try the crankshaft pulley bolt at the end! Oh well! I think I`ll stick to my Makita 1000nm impact wrench, costs a lot more, but MUCH stronger, will last MUCH longer, & the batteries & chargers will be available, anywhere, for decades..

[@MakeAndTest]

I'll try that machine next. Wats the specific model?

[@MrPabsUk]

@@MakeAndTest Mine is a Makita DTW1002Z. Its amazing. Not cheap, but amazing!

[@MakeAndTest]

@@MrPabsUk I'm glad you like it. If I have time and money I'll test it.

[@johnlever6696]

You can’t even compare the two and it’s silly to do so.

[@dushk0]

Dream on! Using an impact tool for decades... And who wants new batteries on a yr. 2000 battery-powered tool at this age?

[@aasgardthor2]

Awesome review

[@MakeAndTest]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@TheHamouda]

wheel should be torque 110NM N0T 220 NM.OVER ALL GOOD DEMONSTRATION

[@domigashi]

Das Problem liegt nicht beim Akkuschlagschrauber, sondern die Schraubnüsse sind von Parkside zu dünn leider, besorg dir die Schraubnüsse von andere Hersteller wie z.B von Bosch, die dicker und stabiler sind, dann wirst du sehen, dass der Akkuschlagschrauber von Parkside sehr gut ist und jede schraube Sekundenschnell aufmacht.

[@edinfahrzeugdiagnose]

Hey meinst du wenn ich mir die Alufelgen Schraubnüsse von Lidl für 10€ dazu kaufe kriege ich auch die Mutter gelöst oder sind die auch scheiße ?

[@makakk0]

@@edinfahrzeugdiagnose es gibt ein sehr gutes ungarisches Video dazu, hier probiert er mit den originalen und mit den CrMo Schraubnüssen: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJrFfXlqh5Ksi80

[@Alexxx221081]

@@edinfahrzeugdiagnose ich habe mir auch diesen schlagschrauber gekauft und habe zuerst die beigelegten nüsse probiert. ich habe die schrauben nicht gelöst bekommen. daraufhin habe ich mir schlagschrauber nüsse aus CHROM-MOLYBDÄN gekauft und die schrauben gingen ganz leicht auf. ich glaube bei lild gibt es die auch zu kaufen oder? wenn ja dann auf jeden fall holen. denn sonst wirst du die schrauben nicht oder kaum lösen können

[@edinfahrzeugdiagnose]

@@Alexxx221081 ok wunderbar danke dir für die Antwort. Werde ich mir dann holen

[@aspos4287]

Il est prouvé que les valeurs sur la machine sont à diviser (presque)par deux (voir les autres tests sur KZbin)...

[@hofi1815]

Hallo, du hast ein tolles Video gemacht, endlich mal kein gelaber und falsche Infos, sondern einfach einmal zeigen was wirklich Sache ist. ---------TOPP ----- Das versteht jeder und es wird nicht geschummelt. Ich hatte mir auch den den Lidl KFZ Schlagschrauber gekauft, musste aber dann bei den ersten Tests feststellen das der Schlagschrauber die versprochenen 400nm nicht leisten kann. Bei verschiedenen Tests mit Accuschlagschrauber und Drehmomentschlüssel komme ich auf maximal 200nm löse Modus. Eine Schraube die mit 200nm angezogen ist kann ich nur mit der Einstellung 400nm lösen. Habe das Teil zurückgegeben.

[@MakeAndTest]

Vielen Dank für Ihre Erfahrungen.

[@horstniebuhr1167]

Der Parkside schneidet schon ziemlich gut ab im Vergleich zu anderen Produkten. Der hat einige verglichen: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIrde5-jg7aAm68 Wie die Hersteller auf ihre NM Angaben kommen, würd mich aber auch mal interessieren.

[@einfachmicky8425]

Hast du die dabei liegenden Nüssen benutzt? Es wird in einigen Videos geantwortet, das die Nüsse nix taugen und er deswegen seine volle leistung nicht auf die Schraube bringen kann. Haben bessere Nüsse genommen und er konnte dann seine Kraft auch voll übertragen. lg

[@nguyent2477]

Only Makita DTW285 number 👍🇯🇵

[@divljacina1]

very VERY nice tool....but dont expect miracles :) have it few years now.....

[@Twinturbo_]

210nm on wheels??? Madness. Should be 100-120 depending on car brand

[@MakeAndTest]

It was just for test

[@Twinturbo_]

@@MakeAndTest then its okay! Great video thanks

[@derbigpr500]

Hahah I bought this in Lidl too, nothing wrong with it. Will see how long it will last for occasional repairs.

[@MakeAndTest]

It works just fine for me. All around good tool for a home workshop.

[@shalvabenidze7045]

@@MakeAndTest qué precio tiene?

[@MrBadboyrus]

how much you pay for it?

[@johnlever6696]

With normal torqued up wheel it’s and bolts will this impact undo them?

[@nabilbourouisa]

@@johnlever6696 yes, wheels on my car are torqued to 130nm (ideal torque), it does it without problems

[@user-lc1um8xu7d]

Очень напоминает ЗУБР ГУЛ 401. Наверное на одном заводе делают в Китае. Нет в нём 400 Нм. Ему красная цена с 1 АКБ 4000 рублей.

[@Grozniyterek]

Так это не дорогая модель можно сказать до первой поломки и потом на мусор

[@rondhole]

Most Toyota and subaru had 103Nm torque for wheel

[@poppsmiel4727]

Un péteuse n'est pas fait pour serrer au couple....uniquement pour desserrer donc normal de ne pas avoir le couplé sélectionné de sur le serrage des roues.. '. Qui doit se faire à la clé dynamométrique dans tous les cas.

[@MakeAndTest]

Thank you for sharing vital information.

[@pdany4]

C'est du désserrage qu'il fait :)

[@poppsmiel4727]

@@pdany4 pas du tout à 2:30 il montre que sa clé dynamo est au max à 240Nm et ensuite il serre les écrous aux différents couples de la péteuse 200 300 ect... Et on voit que même régler à 300 ensuite il arrive encore à serrer avant que sa clé déclenche ce qui veut dire que la 300 Nm de la clé ne marche pas pour le serrage.... Ce qui est normal d'où mon commentaire 😉

[@mtay65]

I still love my WORX WU279.

[@mtay65]

@flip inheck Time to switch to 20V as 20V is so popular now. 18V batteries are too old to be found.

[@mtay65]

@flip inheck Change your impact drill to 20V type. You would be amazed with WU380S.

[@martinatrybusiewicz2405]

Will this be enough for a stubborn sump plug? Or to remove drop link locking nuts?

[@Asad-2166]

Piece of cake

[@SBBUK]

Drop links yes. For a sump plug i'd stick to a normal breaker bar as you will have a really bad time if you damage the thread.

[@mattiapresti7295]

400Nm means that you could stop your citycar's engine and also make it running backward

[@MakeAndTest]

you got a point there man

[@massimo7079]

Pagato ieri 02/07/2020 59,00 euro alla lidl

[@Asad-2166]

Now battery charger sold separately 😢

[@1marcelfilms]

Never seen this in lidl before

[@voycok3639]

Selling once a year.

[@rustypanda]

Bonjour pour le prix elle semble très correct

[@Fanatiekeling747]

Very nice vid. !

[@henrykinfri1438]

Ça vaut le coup de l'équipe et d'une batterie de 8ah ?

[@dergeneralist7106]

Good Test, but the impact driver has no power.

[@gardenfeed9249]

I agree. I always trust my hands when tightening wheel bolts. This tool was not able to release any.

[@muhammadakhyar8436]

Can your dellevery to Brunei Darussalam?

[@momoabdel5694]

Bonjour merci pour le tuto,et puis ça vaut le coup de l acheter pour la mécanique auto???

[@Crocodeal354]

Un peu lourde mais utile pour les roues etc je devisse du 200-250 nm et revisse le même

[@Darag1123]

I have this gun and I have the gun for the compressor. the Parkside gun won't even undo lug nuts.

[@abrahamcoga8424]

Video muy bien echo 👌👌

[@Domenico-ow8jo]

test einhell TE-CW 18 Li Brushless VS Impact driver Parkside PASSK 20 L-iA1 einhell 215nm VS parkside 400nm

[@stipestipe4560]

Einhell win 😂

[@Domenico-ow8jo]

@@stipestipe4560 🤔

[@liamhoanzl2920]

I had an Einhell before and it crapped out after an easy repair , it just doesn't stopped spinning

[@williammincher68]

Einhell and parkside are literally made in the same factory its just rebranded parkside for lidl. Google it

[@curtisjeffery8723]

Those torque selections are for loosening, for safety reasons and to prevent over tightening will only torque to 100nm

[@aleddavies770]

Curtis Jeffery how do you know that ?

[@curtisjeffery8723]

@@aleddavies770 the last parkside impact I had (12v one) had that feature in built, but I know from workings of impacts is that the selection button is for loosening torque (pretty sure it mentions in user manual too)

[@aleddavies770]

Curtis Jeffery I have this one. I bought it new yesterday. It says in the manual to just use the smallest setting to tighten nuts to avoid over tightening. So you can't tighten any more than 100 N/M ?

[@Pjotr1982]

Tie dodávané CrV nádstavce sú blato, treba použiť kvalitné chróm molybdénové a dá sa z toho dostať cca 350Nm.

[@giovannir.7973]

carica prima la batteria e vedrai che funziona bene, avevo fatto lo stesso errore.

[@cardo1111]

You didn't open the box with a reciprocating saw like AvE does ?

[@MakeAndTest]

Can you give me more context, cuz I don't know what you're trying to ask me?

[@cardo1111]

Insane Builds I Appreciate the response. I was joking, there is a channel called AvE where the creator opens his brand new tools and other items he tests in potentially damaging ways often using saws.

[@MakeAndTest]

@@cardo1111 Ahh ok. Nice one hahah

[@user-qy8tb6gp8j]

Very good Strong test

[@makantahi3731]

so lidls 400nm is 200nm in real life

[@MakeAndTest]

Yesterday I tried it on my wheels. It could not remove the bolts that were tightened to 125Nm

[@oliversatory1494]

Funny. Mine couldn't get the Bolts loose from my car. Why does it work in these videos? You know the answer, don't you?

[@MakeAndTest]

I heard you have to press the button and hold it for at least 10 to 15 seconds. Only then it goes to full power. Also you must have cr-Mo sockets for better results.

[@oliversatory1494]

@@MakeAndTest I stopped when it started to smoke

[@MakeAndTest]

Well...thats not good. Refund it. I think it has a 3 year warranty

[@oliversatory1494]

@@MakeAndTest I sent it already back and bought one from Milwaukee. Endless power!

[@MakeAndTest]

@@oliversatory1494 You like Milwaukee? How does it compare? How much torque does it make?

[@leszekm4414]

Szkoda że ich nie ma w sklepach już

[@nadneDonaDon]

Jsou porad na prodej.

[@user-bp9uo3bz1l]

ប៉ុសផ្សានឹងដំលៃម៉ានបង

[@InverJaze]

Wohw the wheel nut is way too tight.

[@joseduarte1021]

Amigo sabe aonde posso comprar urgentemente uma pistola dessas Obrigado

[@saudinord2481]

Хороший инструмент для себя и цена норм!Надо брать!

[@nadneDonaDon]

Бери не пожалеешь. У меня эта версия и та сильная

[@user-wu5en9un1o]

@@nadneDonaDon ну и как работает?

[@ahmedadegboyega3678]

I am in south Africa. How can I get one?

[@jocalibusohump]

Good vids sir I wanted to buy soon bec every weekend I go in aldi and lydl here in Carmarthen 😂

[@mr.pinter1080]

Use with Cr-Mo Socket, it is stronger 👌🏻

[@MakeAndTest]

Will do, next time I use it.

[@bars7871]

Где такой купить в россии?

[@olivierberg9771]

Kan je hiermee de vario van een scooter los halen?

[@stepankenig2905]

Подскажи пожалуйста ссылку на litl где заказываешь. За раннее спасибо.

[@oleglvl]

У Лидл нет интернет магазина. Только в самом магазине можно взять

[@SplinterPlay]

@@oleglvl вообще то есть

[@SplinterPlay]

Есть два похожих только в цене немного отличаются 1: www.lidl.de/de/p350791?productId=350791&countryCode=DE 2: www.lidl.de/de/p350790?productId=350790&countryCode=DE А вот нашёл ещё только без аккумулятора: www.lidl.de/de/p355166?productId=355166&countryCode=DE

[@dfg9562]

@@oleglvl www.lidl-sklep.pl/ это в Польше, часто там покупаю. Гайковерт тоже имеется в коллекции, кстати не плох. Отправка только по територии Польши. Насколько я знаю лидл везде имеет онлайн магазины.

[@kush3424]

How to buy this product?

[@alxrilli]

It s 160nm real max

[@AncorPereiraValencia]

Hola, donde la compraste a ese precio?

[@Giancarlo-ol2mu]

I don't know how long this toy screwdriver can last as it only costs 79 €! If you want a tool that lasts over time you have to spend at least € 400/500, see DeWalt or Milwaukee and some other brands.

[@liamhoanzl2920]

I have it since it came out and it was used well not only on cars also on Traktors . So cheap is not always bad or is it ? But I have to say that the sockets are crap they rounded out fast

[@johnlever6696]

Completely depends on how you are using it. If you are a mechanic or a steel erector then fair enough, spend more. But if you are a DIYer and do wheel rotations and put the odd coach bolt in then it’s enough and perfectly fine.

[@valeriocoelho8138]

A chave tem o maximo binario no fim de 30s. Aqui nem 10s foi aplicado. Alem do mais os valores serao mais corretos com chaves de qualidade

[@MakeAndTest]

Thank you for the help. I'll try it next time.

[@stephane54880]

Il faut changer les douilles sinon ça marche mal..moi j ai pris leur douilles blanche et a 200 nm ça desserre facile sinon avec les noires non il faut mettre à donf

[@typhoonm.2432]

How much nm is its resl powe?

[@Thanhnguyen-cw9db]

Có ai biết ở đâu bán hiệu này không

[@faizansportsbikework1090]

Is brother avilabel in India or not

[@gustavomejiacarmona]

Donde la compro

[@CoisasdeMacho]

I have a Makita dtw1002z that can remove any Screw, It was useful to change the crankshaft pulley on my bmw e46

[@knightsgarage1644]

Just buy Milwaukee.

[@benogorman8061]

knightsgarage supose u are pretty hard

[@davidelliott5843]

If you use it every day Milwaukee Bosch DeWalt etc can take the pace. If you do the odd jobs at weekends the Lidl too will do just as well. I have the angle grinder. Actually prefer it to the full price Hitachi corded which stripped its gears after very little use.

[@benogorman8061]

David Elliott here hai i dont care

[@johnnycassell2305]

Thank fuck there were no more sockets after the 23mm

[@mannecorner1737]

Radmuttern 210nm ?????