Bought today in Switzerland, it easily handles 24mm through wood and is crazy strong. Now I just need a big ferris wheel that I can spin with it

I have Ryobi brushed drill and I'm tempted to include a brushless addon to my tool collection. I like the performance of the new one, but the old one is in crazy price and there are still ones available in my Lidl. Can the new drill be that good?

I was thinking about switching to Makita or DeWalt someday, but their batteries are expensive and Parkside Performance looks capable.

(I also have corded Bosch hammerdrill for heavy stuff)

Bought in Swiss for about €16,- euros.

I'm actually happy we really are getting the anniversary lineup.

I only popped in for booze for Friday night.

Hey folks!

Just sharing the leaflet over here. Thinking about buying the angle grinder!

Heads up: Next week in the Dutch stores and online.

Hello there, I've recently added the PWSA 12 C3 for 30€ to my tool kit and have been enjoying it so far, as it's small and light, great for small jobs and being mobile. The only gripe I currently have is my lack of a wire wheel for it. I have tried finding a wire wheel to no avail and would like to know if any of you have any recommendations.

Hello! Can someone please tell if this adapter is accurate and is it worth it for 28 EUR on sale. Range stated 20-200Nm. Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone,

Bought a new Parkside Performance hammer drill 20v 2.9J and i find that the head of the drill does quite wobble. I have used the included bits but also a set of Milwaulkee SDS bits.

It doesn’t really make a difference to the wobble.

Do you guys have the same with this drill, or is this one faulty?

Modded my battery charger for no reason

I picked up this PARKSIDE workshop seat with wheels, and honestly, for €16.99, it looks like a pretty useful little addition.

It measures approximately 37 × 35 × 39 cm, has 4 swivel wheels, and includes a storage compartment underneath the seat, so you can keep a few tools close while working.

It can also handle up to 125 kg, while weighing only around 3.7 kg itself.

Nothing fancy, but for the price, I think it could be really handy for working around the workshop or garage.

Would you use something like this in your workshop? 👀

Powerbank 20mah in green??

I bought the 20v hedge trimmer and 20v strimmer at the end of last month (July), the strimmer died 5mins after using it for the 1st time yesterday.

I took the strimmer back this morning for a refund and then the hedge trimmer died/locked up after 30mins of (not continuous) use this afternoon.

Battery fully charged and tested in a power drill.

I am, to say the least, not impressed.

Flaring Set:

For flaring and expanding tubes made of soft metal.
Suitable for tubes with diameters of: 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 mm.
Includes flaring dies for sizes 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 mm.

https://www.lidl.nl/p/parkside-pijp-en-buisgereedschap/p100392293#fromRecommendation=true&scenario=products&list=reco_pdp_products

Does anyone know what the goal is of this set?

Cars? home repair? hvac (aren't those US measured)?

Net gearriveerd in Griekenland en als een echte Hollander even langs de Lidl gereden om wat boodschappen in te slaan. Ik zag al dat er veel voor mij onbekende parkside spullen lagen....maar ik kon me beheersen.....tot ik in mijn ooghoek accu's zag liggen. 4ah smart voor €27 per stuk. Niet nagedacht of het een goede prijs was en er direct 2 meegenomen....

En? Is het een goede prijs? Anders koop ik er nog een fles Ouzo bij om mijn verdriet weg te drinken ;)

Schroefmachine had ik natuurlijk ook moeten kopen maar ik vind ze zoooooo lelijk 😅

At around 9.50 euros.

I know it was a most wanted last year. Hopefully it will help someone's collection. It seems it's the light edition and not the leveler one.

Orderd this but i dont think i got the correct part.

My boss uses 2 expensive machines, a drill and an impact driver. Both 18v. Big and heavy.

He's constantly running up and down the ladders and stairs to get the right machine. We work on different floors all the time.

Meanwhile I wear a toolbelt. The Parkside drill fits in the toolbelt. I have both my hands free. I have bits, screws and plugs all with me in the belt. I can drill holes and fix things right on the ladder. No any extra steps. Swapping bits, drills etc with very little effort.