Parkside Table Saw PTKS 2000 G5 TESTING FULL REVIEW

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

ATTENTION ATTENTION. First of all I hate to criticise videos as I know how much effort goes into making them. I feel the need to in this instance. This is some of the most dangerous practices I've ever seen. You are an accident waiting to happen. Never ever run materials through without supporting the peice directly between the blade & fence. If you don't support the peice between fence & blade you risk kickback. Never crosscut a piece that's long & narrow without a mitre guage or crosscut sled. When using a mitre guage don't use the fence too. You also risk the workpiece getting jammed between the blade & fence causing kickback. Don't wear gloves. Please delete this video for people's safety. Seen a lot of your videos & normally I enjoy watching them but this was scary to watch

[@eternalrecycling8069]

The scariest thing is seeing the operator trying to catch the cut woods while the blade was still rotating.

[@MrNep2une]

That was bit scary. Pls be careful of kickbacks… some very scary moments there. I would recommend watching a lot of table saw safety videos. Safety first. The saw blade always wins when things go bad.

[@nastysuicide6810]

Yeah im woodworker and this example of job with tablesaw was so terrible horrible and scary. Keep smilig and your fingers on their place. Kickback isnt fun.

[@georgeanastasiadis8329]

It's safer not to wear gloves while you are using the table saw. On the other hand it is better to put on gloves while you are changing the blade.

[@fernandogamdev]

Tip: dont use gloves while close to rotating tools. It's a tip that can save your from amputating your hands

[@Theodoremav]

Φίλε μου στο λέω με όλη την καλη διάθεση. Μην κόβεις ξύλο που δεν υποστηρίζεται απο το miter , όπως κάνεις στο 19:20 , το ξύλο μπορεί να σφηνώσει και να έχεις kickback. Επίσης μου κάνει εντύπωση που δεν έχει μέσα στο κουτί ένα μεταλλικό εξάρτημα που κολλάει δίπλα απο τον φράχτη που χρησιμοποιείται για να αποφεύγεις τέτοιες καταστάσεις. Οι μισές κοπές που έκανες στο βίντεο δεν χρειάζονται καν τον φράχτη, μονο το miter. Stay safe

[@gavingillespie7266]

(Translated) My friend, I say this in all good spirits. Do not cut wood that is not supported by the mitre, as you do in19:20, the wood can wedge and kickback. I'm also impressed that it doesn't have a metal part in the box that sticks next to the fence that is used to avoid such situations. Half the cuts you made in the video don't even need the fence, just the mitre. Stay safe

[@philippjulianhadem8326]

Hello, do you have the problem that the parallel fence is absolutely not parallel to the saw blade? I have extreme tolerance for my say and it is impossible to make a parallel cut

[@ΔημητριοςΑσπρογερακας]

I bought this one and I m sorry to say it s all a too childish toy: Table top not horizontal, insert pretty wide yet offset, blade not parallel to fence, smooth start absent etc Had to refix everything, even used thin spacers at specific places to turn the axle and blade and get it parallel to fence. I also recommend an addition of a soft starter to the power line, to prolong its life span and make it safer at the same time. As a result, I don't recommend it for somebody who can't repair or regulate things

[@xinixxagnix201]

Correct, Parkside is very nice stuff if you mod it and than it works much better.

[@zivnanalaka7689]

Hi, how did you fix the curved tabletop issue?

[@warrenthompson433]

Would be a lot more stable if you put the back leg supports on the right way up.

[@fergusdangerfield156]

I've seen these recently my local lidl at £99. I must say as a tradesman I have always bought top quality tools but I am quite impressed with the durability and value of Parkside gear!

[@georgioacronimakis8434]

Negatives ... the driver, as soon as you lock it after a few cuts, it plays, it has a lot of stuff, so you will need a large aluminum level and clamps. The surface of the table is not straight but curved.. with the result that when you push wood they stick. The discs do not cut at all with the result that the wood sticks a little.. It would have been better if I had given something more than to get a jigsaw and a good circular saw for straightness cuts with an aluminum guide. it's better to get a miter saw or two for work or a sliding one, because for better or for worse, straight cuts are cut from where you buy the wood sheets ,for the beams you'll have to cut them by hand as they won't come out straight... and you'd better use a sliding miter saw and a good circular saw. However, I would not recommend it for purchase

[@reaper060670]

I bought one of the Parkside Bench Drills for 69.99 about 45 months ago. It's an absolute belter of a Bench drill my friend.. If u get the opportunity to buy one I would recommend one even at 100 euros..

[@gyulaszakall7871]

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[@yitspaerl7255]

This is more than a review: It is a manual as well! I'll keep this bookmarked till mine arrives to do the assembly the short way. Thanks!

[@johnosborne1977]

Did you you do any pre calibration prior to use?. Was the table top flat?, was the blade parallel to the mitre slots?, was the fence parallel to the blade?, was the blade really at 90 degrees to the top when it its 90 degree position?. Without checking these things and been able to calibrate them would make any cuts inaccurate. The fence looks like it locks on both sides of table which is nice, however it still looks really floppy. I know it's a budget saw, but knowing if it's going to give fairly accurate cuts is important buying decision. Thanks for showing this product and have fun with it!

[@ghostanddiy]

It's very, very loud. The top is a thin sheet of metal, everything is cheap, nothing is good. Waste of money.

[@leonardnoel888]

Frankly what you pay for is what you get.

[@Ave_some_of_that]

Do you still have all of your fingers…?

[@nastysuicide6810]

No fear. No fingerrs😢😂. For few fingers more. Safety first with one glow on one hand. What what the fuck is it?

[@icwhy4366]

​@@nastysuicide6810 Overreacting much

[@dreamlessfull]

Of course, he's unaware of the kickback risk...be careful mate, watch some videos about that kind of accidents, if you care about your fingers/face.

[@ndeco2]

I've did a reconstruction. Added one more screw on opposite side for tightening all motor structure (for angle adjusting) which was moving like crazy. Now, all structure is 5x stronger. Now I have 2 screws, but doesn't matter. A metal guide behind a saw is not in line with saw teeth. That could be ajusted too. So terrible. Have many mashines from Parkside, but this is worst. Alu guide is also peace of crap and tightening just where head is, no two side. The head of alu guide is higher then table. Double checking with some measuring tool is a must. Angle guide is so light, plastic and miserable. When elevate saw, a saw has great moving left right, so you have to pay attention the lifting handle be in same position. They could make it much better for same money.

[@zivnanalaka7689]

Hi, I have the same issues. Where exactly did you put one more screw? Thanks

[@leonardnoel888]

I would suggest to add and demonstrate pre adjustment and pre-calibration prior to use: 1) How to check and set the table top to be flat. 2) How to check and set the blade is parallel to the Mitre slots. 3) How to check the fence is parallel to the blade. 4) How to check the blade actually at 90 degrees to the top once it is in 90 degree position. Recommend all those to be pre-checked / calibrate to make any cuts accurate. NOTE: The fence looks like it is locked on both sides of the table (can you please provide details). That is very important, but better design may be required as current looks a floppy. Otherwise great presentation. Thank you.

[@yamyam60]

I just bought one of these saws, pretty decent for the money and you do get what you pay for. The biggest disappointment is the non-standard T-slots and being it comes with a totally useless mitre gauge, one cannot buy one of the available replacements that are available. The only option is to DIY a sled with wooden or nylon rails and an option for mitre cuts, lots of videos on how to do this on KZbin.

[@siekson23]

Please dont use table saw like this guy. This video shows so many hazardous behaviours that should be banned.

[@AlbertinhoVigo]

My god...he is going to loose a finger..🥲

[@muddie4762]

Great video thanks, could you please tell me how to square the blade up, my cutting is bit off. Thank you

[@aleksandartanic3628]

You almost had kick back several times during this video. Don't use the gloves

[@medawc519]

The way you use the saw... man, you are literally asking for kickback.

[@rule411]

Why is that? Would the riving knife not prevent a kickback?

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

Always support the workpiece between the blade & fence not on the outside of the blade only

[@reaper060670]

U never cut wood of any kind the way u are cutting it with the end grain wedged against the fence bro.. Ur going to have a really bad accident if u keep that shit up.. When using ur mitre gauge u never cut with the fince so close bcos it can cause kickback bro.. Ur crazy putting this video up. Ur teaching ppl very dangerous things..

[@gerardonicolacanton1846]

FELICIDADES POR LA EXPLICACION.ACABO DE MONTAR LA SIERRA Y TENGO UN PROBLEMA CON LA GUIA LATERAL.LA ENGANCHO ALANTE Y LUEGO ATRAS,PERO QUEDA SUPER APRETADA,AUN AFLOJANDO LA PALANCA AL MAXIMO.QUEDA MUY AJUSTADA APENAS CORRE-QUIZAS LIMANDO LOS HUECOS DE LA PLETINA Y HACERLOS UN POCO MAS LARGOS PARA SEPARARLOS UN POCO MMAS SE SOLUIONARIA EL TEMA

[@nielsgrote]

I got this Parkside today and your Video helped me a lot! THANKS ;-)

[@TechGuruAndrew]

You welcome please SUBSCRIBE

[@georgioacronimakis8434]

Negatives ... the driver, as soon as you lock it after a few cuts, it plays, it has a lot of stuff, so you will need a large aluminum level and clamps. The surface of the table is not straight but curved.. with the result that when you push wood they stick. The discs do not cut at all with the result that the wood sticks a little.. It would have been better if I had given something more than to get a jigsaw and a good circular saw for straightness cuts with an aluminum guide. it's better to get a miter saw or two for work or a sliding one, because for better or for worse, straight cuts are cut from where you buy the wood sheets ,for the beams you'll have to cut them by hand as they won't come out straight... and you'd better use a sliding miter saw and a good circular saw. However, I would not recommend it for purchase

[@konstandinospapadopoulos2328]

Is it possible to cut stone in this if you obviously change the cutting disk ?

[@rosesciberras7700]

Rather odd and positively dangerous to be making cross cuts with a rip fence. But the more important reason I'm writing this comment is because after only three cuts the cam that locks the rip fence snapped off, making the machine totally unusable. A sturdier fence was the only reason I bought this table saw since I already had a Scheppach which worked fine apart from the wobbly fence. Now I have no fence at all. And it wasn't even the plastic that broke but the locking metal ring inside. I'm going back to Lidl to see what they're going to do about it but in any case I don't recommend.

[@rosesciberras7700]

Also the powder paint on the table surface creates friction so the wood does not glide smoothly.

[@theodwrosaidonopoulos]

οσο εσυ εισαι απο το Ηνωμένο Βασίλειο αλλο τοσο εγω ειμαι αστροναυτης .... καλη η παρουσιαση !!

[@TechGuruAndrew]

Thanks man please SUBSCRIBE long live the Greece 🇬🇷

[@callofdutyplaysmuscat6616]

Hi there , in the back of the machine where's the exit pipe for the saw dust , there's a small plastic rectangle placed a bit sideways . Can you tell me the purpose for it please ? Thanks

[@TechGuruAndrew]

One is for the second disc storage and the other is the dust collection

[@callofdutyplaysmuscat6616]

@@TechGuruAndrew thanks

[@ronlalor6203]

The blade raising and lowering mechanism on my saw is not working. The plastic cogs and gears are worn. Any information on how to replace or change these gears/cogs perhaps with metal ones? I would appreciate any help in this matter.

[@MiguelCamba]

What's the maximum width boards can be cut into using the parallel guide? Can you make a straight cut 50cm wide with it?

[@Elena-cg9tm]

10:15 the grey long thing is very loose when i adjust it even tho i have the boolons very strict, any ideas? thank you

[@protexusa]

how much dust makes is there a posibility to install vacume?

[@geolous4966]

Όταν κόβεις το καδρόνι σε μικρά τεμάχια, βάζε τον οδηγό γωνίας και βγάζε τον ευθύ γιατί μπορεί να γυρίσει το κομμένο ξύλο προς τη λεπίδα και να στο πετάξει πάνω σου. Και ας έχει το λαμάκι. Διώχνε τα κομμένα ξύλα και χρησιμοποίησε το μεγάλο χερούλι (δεν το χει μέσα, φτιαχτο μόνο σου.), και οδηγά το ξύλο μέχρι να περάσει το λαμακι! Μην τα αφήνεις εκεί. Είναι πολύ επικίνδυνο!

[@Δημήτριος-β2υ]

Από ακρίβεια κοπής σε όλες τις γωνιές αλλά και στα μετρήματα του στις κλήσεις, λέει τίποτα ή μπα ;

[@Δημήτριος-β2υ]

Ο παράλληλος είναι ακριβής ;

[@georgioacronimakis8434]

Negatives ... the driver, as soon as you lock it after a few cuts, it plays, it has a lot of stuff, so you will need a large aluminum level and clamps. The surface of the table is not straight but curved.. with the result that when you push wood they stick. The discs do not cut at all with the result that the wood sticks a little.. It would have been better if I had given something more than to get a jigsaw and a good circular saw for straightness cuts with an aluminum guide. it's better to get a miter saw or two for work or a sliding one, because for better or for worse, straight cuts are cut from where you buy the wood sheets ,for the beams you'll have to cut them by hand as they won't come out straight... and you'd better use a sliding miter saw and a good circular saw. However, I would not recommend it for purchase

[@georgioacronimakis8434]

@@Δημήτριος-β2υ οχι

[@georgioacronimakis8434]

@@Δημήτριος-β2υ τίποτα μακριά πεταμένα λεφτά

[@truedocos]

hi , i can cut plexiglass with it?

[@TH3-MONK]

I appreciate the review, it looks like a decent saw, but I suggest you watch a few videos on table saw safety.

[@alfindigo]

Would be better if there was more table at the back of the saw. But, very scary working practice.

[@armageddontools]

Aaaand video is useless ! You didnt show most important thing -precision ! How true is the guides ,is there any play,does saw wobble.How true is 45° cut in both directions etc. . .

[@stenache]

Great video everything went perfect! I was left with 4 screws and can't figure out where they should go. Either than that thank you very much! Served me a lot of time!

[@noranagy4995]

me too

[@taxistacontoc4869]

Me three

[@taxistacontoc4869]

I took off the auxiliary legs screws (flat head) and replaced them with normal ones and added the flat head screws to the ruler guide. Made the ruler stiffer....

[@stenache]

@@taxistacontoc4869 thx but that still doesn't solve the mystery 😂

[@taxistacontoc4869]

@@stenache it does... he puts four flat screws for the 2 auxiliary legs... for the ruler he puts 4 screws but there are actually 8 holes there... take the four flat screws and put them there and use the four remaining for the auxiliary legs... makes sense

[@georgiewanders]

Is the ptks 2000 h5 much different?

[@spiritofscouse]

Is the parallel guide stable?

[@georgioacronimakis8434]

Negatives ... the driver, as soon as you lock it after a few cuts, it plays, it has a lot of stuff, so you will need a large aluminum level and clamps. The surface of the table is not straight but curved.. with the result that when you push wood they stick. The discs do not cut at all with the result that the wood sticks a little.. It would have been better if I had given something more than to get a jigsaw and a good circular saw for straightness cuts with an aluminum guide. it's better to get a miter saw or two for work or a sliding one, because for better or for worse, straight cuts are cut from where you buy the wood sheets ,for the beams you'll have to cut them by hand as they won't come out straight... and you'd better use a sliding miter saw and a good circular saw. However, I would not recommend it for purchase

[@thePavuk]

Gods... As absolutely always, it was absolutely pain to watch you work with tool. At least with so dangerous machine, watch at least some basic instructions how to use it.

[@tuppenceworth5485]

One annoying thing is the sharp table edge which can be painful if you need to lift and carry the table without wearing gloves.

[@ΔημήτριοςΑλετράς]

This video is a safety hazard! Never do crosscuts like this (19:20 is an example on how NOT to do it! use a sled!) and never cut warped pieces that are not well supported! Really nice tool but you need to work on your safety guidelines!

[@timvandeweerd3706]

So many things so wrong here…work with fingers closed behind the piece off wood,not over…like a thumbs up with your thumbs down. First saw blade is used for massive wood only ,second saw blade is used for mdf and other pressed wood panels. But anyway it gives a good idea of the quality of the machine. I personally would invest a bit more for better quality and safety. But it’s hard to beat the price for this hobby tool.

[@skorpnikusclaw9516]

why did yo change the blades? I did not understand why

[@dkapelas]

The back side of the motor where the dust extraction is, it is moving in mine... And the fence is not aligned automatically

[@Stupotskitron]

Matter of time before you get a nasty kick back

[@ansgar5710]

Great, helps me a lot. Had problems while installing. Greetings from Germany

[@taxistacontoc4869]

13:49 what are those two screws for?

[@jonathangauci2182]

Does it cut 8x4 mdf board on this table saw?

[@ndeco2]

I just bought it. Only idiot who bought engineering diploma could made it so inaccurate, floppy, screws longer, fence is locking just in front side and it is so movable. The screw of mechanical part lifting saw is clumsy, and saw is so inaccurate. a front plastic part of fence is 1 mm ticker then aluminium fence. The red mechanical hand for tighten fence is so wider then fence , etc. Lot of work for me to make it good. Parkside, shame on you!!!

[@sandybeach3576]

Nice saw for small wood crafts however I don't think it would be good for furniture making.

[@Sinnersslayer]

"Very clean cut" he said not mentioning material being jipped off at the very end

[@nvlw63]

23:18 This guy makes practicly every safety mistakes one can make. Surprising he did not get hurt making this video. Crosscuts without a fence?? Ripcuts with an unparallel fence, really? 🤔 I was really waiting for a kickback to happen.

[@davoc5140]

Do you think you could use this to cut PCBs ? Or is it too overpowered for that ?

[@laurentw650]

Nice video. is it possible to take off the divider blade? If you want to saw groove for example.

[@jenzboy99]

New subscriber. This video help me a lot for my new table saw

[@TechGuruAndrew]

Thanks

[@gedreillyhomestead6926]

Dangerous cutting techniques! 😕

[@victorinoxperpassione6646]

exactly..!! is very dangerous 🤦‍♂️

[@ghostanddiy]

This is your first table saw? For sure 😂😂😂

[@jd7499]

I noticed when you changed the cutting disc, you put it in the wrong direction, but hey we all make mistakes. You could have ended up with a bloody nose.

[@FreeFinca]

I had to watch that twice, because I couldn't believe what I was seeing. The blade he took off was wrong too 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@johntovarbricomaniaco9359]

La verdad no sé en dónde están los ingenieros alemanes que hacen estas máquinas llenas de defectos, hace 18 años la hicieron magnífica, hoy no doy un duro por ella, para mí regalada es cara.

[@Elyaa88]

Can this disc cut a cedar wood??

[@jrlamas]

Very poor quality in my opinion. The instruction manuals are a nightmare. The main surface is not smooth on the right side, so to put the saw at 90º is impossible at all because the square does not fit well. Better to have a magnet nearby in case any screws fall out during the saw change. The rails are imprecise and need more complicated solutions. In my case, both rulers were the same for both sides (both correspond to the right side :-( , so there is no reverse measuring scale and the plastic end cap cannot be put on. I have other Parkside tools, but this one although it can be fixed, for me was disappointing. I think in fact the box came already repackaged from some returned shipment.

[@DunerecordsGent]

All these screws..are you sure you did not buy this in Ikea ? If , at the end of your assembly ,😀 you are left with two extra motors then please contact your local dealer....

[@danielwolszczak3884]

First rule to work with that kind of saw is - NO GLOVES! Cuz saw blade can catch material of the gloves!

[@pianoman1558]

Two years later, do you still have all your fingers?

[@plannetgr]

18:50 dont do it again

[@DIYer7157happydiyer]

Had to stop watching. I would imagine he got to the end in one piece, and if he did it was through pure luck. Please dont use any table saw in this manner. Never use gloves, never reach across a spinning table saw blade, use a sled when making cross cuts with a table saw, never use a fence for it. Kickback and loss of fingers or hands if you are not careful. This video should be removed as dangerous..

[@stephangertenbach9106]

Super erklärt das Video danke für die info

[@johnyassouw]

Vind dat je heel gevaarlijk zaagt . Zoals je nu die korte stukken zaagt komt het klem te zitten tussen de zaag en geleider , met kans op terug slaan van het hout . Bij afkorten hoort de geleider voor de zaag te staan , dit om het klemmen van het hout te voorkomen . Zeer slecht voorbeeld

[@fatiaziz7433]

Hoe bevalt goed of redelijke

[@jimtipping9170]

I have this table saw and like it .

[@Vorgonful]

You should read the manual first next time. Support legs should be on the ground 😂 and safety is first everytime!

[@BedsitBob]

You are setting a very bad example to your viewers, by operating without the guard fitted.

[@rosesciberras7700]

Very true but on the other hand the blade guard on this machine simply does not work

[@fatiaziz7433]

Nice video

[@fsiradio]

"very sturdy, does not move", machine visibly moves and shakes 😅

[@henry9406]

Absolutely great video, thanks 🙏

[@craygebrown8694]

I had one of these saws i struggled to get the front and back oof the guide bar to align up i was using a tape and after taking 10min to get the front and back to lign up the top and the bottom of the guide didnt lign up. i could not cut a pice of wood straight. was aways narro on one of the side. wont buy it again.

[@eufemiouserolopez537]

Muy buenas explicaciones,un 10

[@chrisharrison6532]

Not really an accurate review, not once did you check the table for flatness or the extension sides, none of the cuts were tried for square, the blade wasn't checked against the table for accuracy or checked with the adjustments for accuracy I could go on and on with my observations cutting wood is a dangerous operation and that video showed all the danger points that should be avoided including shaving the end off the mitre sled parkside should remove that video from KZbin the concern over a bit of rust on the bolts was a joke compared to the amateurish review of the saw sorry to be such a critic but get all the facts and do a proper review

[@taxistacontoc4869]

Where's your video? 🤔💭

[@chrisharrison6532]

I donny do videos but I watch many many you tube reviews......... Safety issue why did you hold the blade to change it instead of using the tools provided by parkside just a question? Your fingers are worth more than that surely and you never work on power tools without unplugging first but you ommited to point this out😵@@taxistacontoc4869

[@taxistacontoc4869]

@@chrisharrison6532 it isn't my video

[@pietjegaatjeniksaan739]

Steenkolen Engels.

[@fosterechalimbana2160]

You do have to spend some time setting the saw up... blade, fence, etc. But once done, the saw is great. Fairly compact which is Nice kzbin.infoUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a I did get an Incra Miter Gauge which takes some setup as well. The stock miter gauge can be adjusted in the miter slot with a little painter's tape... this tightens up the side to side play a lot.

[@fatiaziz7433]

NICE VIDEO

[@dariomijacx]

Thanks

[@ndeco2]

Only thing worth money is 2000w motor.

[@richardhaynos]

OMG! Please review table saw safety! You passed your hand over the blade while it was still spinning. You also tried to do cross cuts using the fence . What, do you enjoy getting kickback? You’re supposed to use a cross cut sled or your miter gauge. You should remove this video!

[@anterapic]

Whole series in Croatia comes with missing parts inside 😁😁

[@davidhazer5064]

ante sto nedostaje? thx

[@anterapic]

Fale poprecne precke koje spajaju nogice i vodilica na kojoj su centimetri oznaceni, tj. vodilica na koju se zakaci poorecni granicnik.

[@davidhazer5064]

@@anterapic hvala

[@del-boysnostalgiatvads7416]

You do the table saw good n hard huh, ???

[@michaelpringle8302]

Motor burnt out in less than few hours. Grinding and rattling. I bought and put in new brushes and same problem. Internal fault and i can find no-one who will repair it including parkside. Waste of money tools, as I have had a shredder that motor died on after few hours and nothing at all seemed wrong in it but would not work. Don't waste your money

[@HouseMastersTools]

Good test .

[@TechGuruAndrew]

Thanks please SUBSCRIBE

[@thehobbyguy]

Is this guy still alive

[@amudaderik8231]

Great great great thax

[@dalisabellsen4135]

Dont buy this! Is very bad!

[@guyboulay9900]

Le plateau de la table ne semble pas rectiligne. Ca commence mal.

[@ioyliosoylker2908]

Yeaaa

[@MacStrange]

Thanks Sir

[@andrewjohns5751]

Nasty noisy thing. Have to remove crown guard for work to pass and also user is cross cutting against a fence. First try at wood work was it pal ?? I almost switched off when he tried to cross cut 4x4 in case it became a horror movie. please dont try this at home kids. Im deadly serious. Cross cut mitre without a cross cut fence. ......in a glove. Oh my god this is crazy and dangerous. Tech Guru ....more like accident waiting to happen guru

[@Familiamiruneioficiala]

Parkside PWS 125 H7 NEW Lidl Test

[@radrob2861]

Perfect !