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Parkshite 😂 bought a hot air gun and it wouldn’t switch off, got refunded and never buying their power tools again

L'unico utensile cinese di questo video che secondo me merita attenzione è l'Onevan, tutti gli altri te li lascio molto volentieri e mi tengo i miei Parkside. Ci sono utensili cinesi che lavorano veramente bene ma non sono i più economici. Non costano tantissimo ma se vuoi un po' di qualità che duri nel tempo devi essere disposto a spendere il giusto.

It was on sale for 25€ but I was too slow to get it...

Would love these in the UK

Maybe in a more controlled environment - a long beam of solid wood which is more or less the same along the whole length - the power modes might differ a bit more. With a chunk of old wood which aged differently around, the screws might hit a cramp and slow down significantly.

Where can these be purchased in the US?

where is the full review?

"been there done that"

Does anyone know of any uk stores that have stock of these at the moment?

Have you test a 6mm thick anvil?

It was on sale on the Spanish lidl 10 days ago. I got mine.

I would recommend using the PSPP 5 A1 nozzle that has a pilot arc

Great video! I love you channel for all the information. Thank you

When I received mine the anvil had some sort of unbalance when spinning. I opened the tool, added some grease but that didn't help. What do you say? is that a problem, can I fix it myself or should I return it and let LIDL replace/repair?

Cheap ratchet eBay £20

Hello thanks for that video i did the modification but with the copper ring and the anvil was 5.4 mm it seems fine with enough power for my needs

12v dril from parkside is best (brushed)

Hy there, unfortunately the links don’t work anymore. Can you kindly update them? Thanks!

Nice mod, but unfortunately it is not worth. Theese tools are not made for steel screws with high torque. Theese are for wooden materials. The impact characteristic of wooden matrials are not so brutal. Thats why so many converted tool breaks after a short time.

what the adapter in gisam to parkside?

So ein Müll

My recommendation is for the set of three welding clamps for about £7. Bought a set then went back for two more. Should have got more as I was part way through a Disco 1 restoration & they were fantastically useful.

Thanks

What I've learned buying tools in Lidl/Aldi is not to buy sets. If they sell belt sanders and belts, the belt will always be a size up, Circular saw for a cheap, and set of blades next to it? Well, those blades are for different saw, 20mm to big. Make sure your parts fit. I think th whole deal in this case is them selling a stick welder and spools of wire at the same time. One next to each other. Might be a good welder. Wire you just bought? Shove it up your...

Is it still working now?

Is there any A3 conversion possible?

I think I have a problem too. I bought the PKHAP D4 SDS rotary hammer drill and the only difference from yours is the S/N which is around 055xxx. The hammer drill works, I've drilled quite a lot of holes with it. Yet the quality is appalling, the battery moves in the tool more than in the green hammer drill ( after 4 years of use).

sounds like you spent about half your life trying to sort this out all in all to the tune of simply not worth even doing........

Thanks very interesting and plus you have a voice Thanks

bigger is always better, unless it is your girl-friend. but the 8Ah is a big improvement, but the 12Ah is very nice to have.

€80 for this is the bargain of the millennium for any DIY. But why just in Belgium? This is best sale should be in other places please Lidl.

Local council "Who is drilling holes in all our stuff"?

hello, I bought the same model afew days ago (80€) and tested it today on a thin steel plate (1mm). I installed all the cables on the plasma cutter according to the manual, used the internal compressor, put the earth lead on the workpiece. But I was struggling to start a cut, it refused to work propoerly, sometimes I had an arc and I could cut for a few cm and then the arc died.... I rechecked the connections, earth lead, played with the amps but nothing would help.... I then thought it could be a defective (intermittent fault) knob but when I carefully listened to the torch I heard a clicking sound when I pushed on the knob (HF) ... After googling a bit, I found a discussion about the optimal gap needed (electronic component on the motherboard) But I hesitated to open up the machine, I would rather bring it back to the store (Lidl) because it's a new machine with warranty Finally, I decided to try one more thing: I used an external compressor with a pressure of only 1 bar (I know, normally you need higher P). Suddenly everything worked like a charm! I will continue testing it next days but it's strange and fruustrating thay I couldn't get any result while working with the internal compressor (cannot be regulated as far as I know) .... It seems there's too much air/pressure preventing a start / an arc... Does anybody has similar experiences? Thoughts? Advice, tips are very welcome!!!

Sneaky...

Hi guy who commented - 80€ Parkside cutter is good like those 1000e industrials - Please share contact of your drug dealer. I want that good stuff too.

An external compressor will improve cuts on thicker metal. Other than that a great video, as always, mate!

It needs 16amps. I've had a cut 40 on a 13a and it just doesn't give it enough juice even with a compressor.

Spa Francorchamps & cheapie plasma cutters, the Belgians really are lucky bar stewards. Nice review, would have liked to it cut thinner metal actually, like for repairing cars. Thanks for sharing that though, much appreciated.

That is not a drill for concrete,but for brick walls. The drills for concrete have 3 or 4 vidia points,not 2. That is the reason you had to apply pressure on the drilling machine. A true concrete drill enters like in cheese😄

It's a pity that you have a defective tool. I bought it today and was very upset when I saw your review of this model. While I was driving home from the store, my mood dropped from buying a new tool. So as soon as I got home I immediately went to check it out. And it works great. All modes work as they should. So you are so lucky with your copy. I would really like for your faulty tool to be replaced so that you could make this comparison. I immediately took the largest drill bit from the suitcase that was with him and drilled through very strong and old concrete without much effort. I don't have another hammer drill like this but I compared it to a corded one at 900 watts. I can say that, according to my observations, it is not inferior to this corded drill with an 8 Ah battery. I would be interested to know how much this drill differs from the C4 model in terms of power and speed. I hope they send you a working tool and you can compare them anyway. Thank you very much for your reviews - thanks to them I have significantly expanded my Parkside model range 🙂 I apologize in advance for my English - I am not English😂