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I live in the UK and Lidl is my local store to shop for just about everything. Parkside tools in my experience are great tools for the money and work really well. I've got 5 tools ranging from a hedge cutter to their 12v multi tool. For the price I don't think you can go wrong here in Europe anyway. Great video and love the channel long time fan.
Parkside also makes a performance version which are grey in color, brushless and a lot better than the green version. I have seen those put up against Makita and other big name brands and killed them. The performance models are also a lot cheaper than the bigger name brands and come with way more attachments and accessories as standard which the big names charge for.
I was able to get my hands on a Performance angle grinder, I haven't had a chance to try it out yet. Unfortunately, it's the only Performance line tool I've seen at my local Lidl. Hopefully more are in stock sometime!
Some parkside tools are made by Grizzly tools, some by Scheppach (for the bigger tools like the bench drill and the table saw)... They have a brushless performance line (Black colored tools) from wich I have most of my hand power tools that totaly outclass the green ones that are made either by Kompernass and Grizzly tools depending on the tool (jigsaw by Grizzly, drills by kompernass etc.) they are a bit more expensive tough
Lidl was the go to store when my wife and I traveled to Europe 2 years ago. Great products for the price, we even got some surprisingly decent food on the go. Much cheaper than even a fast food place
Your pronounciation od Lidl is spot on. Also, parkside seems to be all the rage amongst DIYers in Europe, because it's cheap (or they're cheap). Either way, meh, just another generic brand.
Hart is such a confusing brand to me. I walked Walmart tools recently, and they're pretty much the same price as all the ryobi stuff, yet seems to get spanked in every tool-to-tool comparison. I would assume that both tti and Walmart are banking on impulse purchases at a store where you can get your oil changed, eat a meal, buy your groceries, get your vision checked, get a haircut and buy a new TV all in one visit.
The promos I've seen seemed lower priced than Ryobi. (And Ryobi promo prices are pretty low) For example, there was (is?) a Hart 2 battery tool kit promo (e.g. drill, impact, or circ saw) for $69. The Ryobi day equivalent was $99. So priced lower. Bare tool purchases tend to be priced higher, although that is fairly common outside of bare tool promotions.
Youve got Parkside in the US? Parkside for life. I am renovating my '70's concrete house, exclusively with Parkside tools. Have been very succesful so far. Cheers from Holland.
I got the orange/peach color MM tshirt, i bought it when i won one of their giveaways. And NOW we got MeterK gettin kicked off amazon so even MORE super closeout deals!
Been waiting foreveeeeerrrrr, I had to buy expensive tools,need to see more popoman and tecccapoo, and snapfresh gotta love them Amazon names lol! I have that Ryobi impact driver,it was part of the first 6 pc kit I bought,I really like it, it isn't made in china(Vietnam) and I think it's pretty capable,I've got the anvil on mine red freaking hot and beat it to hell and back, it still keeps on chooching, it's definitely the better tool. It looks like the hart is Ryobi's older model impact
I just picked up 2 of those ryobi impacts at my local home depot that include (2) 1.5 amp hour batteries and a charger for $25.00 each. Do I need them? No, but it was too good a deal to pass up.
I live in the UK. I do food shopping at Lidl, but the power tools that were sold there I didn't take great interest in them. I am more into Ryobi and I've already started my power tool collection with them. I'm looking at getting the more expensive impact driver from Ryobi which has the 3 led lights
Very rarely in my limited experience. I was able to get a Performance angle grinder, but that's all I've seen in the 2 years that the Lidl has been open near me.
@@PhillyFixed too bad. I've got their drilldriver (has been tested by the Dutch consumer association to have the best price/performance ratio) and recip saw. Both really good tools for the price.
Hey yo Jim! I would like to thank you for making any Ryobi fans out there Happy, due to these results! 🤔🙄😁😂 I was anticipating a ‘smoke show,’ at some point, so Im a bit disappointed. 😢😃 Seriously, absolutely loved the Intro! And once again, your split views are great? Keep em coming. Please pray for the families of those US Service members we lost. Thanks God Bless my friend. 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏✌🏻🇺🇸
Lidl grocery store, it's a house brand for them. It's a complete crap shoot as to what tools will be in the store at any given time. Look up "Lidl aisle of shame" on the interwebs...
Great bloopers in the beginning of your video i have seen video from the u.k on that parkside brand they have circular saws other tools i think you got the buy battery charger separate from tool
@@PhillyFixed not bad this video popped up in my feet crazy how you too algorithms I probably happens with my channel and then people subscribe if they like what they see it's weird RUclips please games
@@PhillyFixed did you answer that contest from flex for every tool they make of course minus everything new they released I already know I won't win whoever won good luck with those tools especially a company that likes to inflate everything and lie through their teeth oh I so look forward to a lawsuit from Stanley Black & Decker
Not really. They have HDX and Husky hand tools, and Husky has pneumatic stuff and a random cordless ratchet, but no extensive power tool line below Ryobi.
While Hart, and Ryobi are both made by TTI, as are Ridgid (AEG) and Milwaukee, they are made for different price points and quality. Hart is the bottom tool, Ryobi is just above it. Both are for the home user. The Ridgid is for the pro summer, and Milwaukee is for the professional, with the highest quality and price.
Cheap tool, but always matches is the PARKSIDE, costs less, works as well, and matches with all the tools bought for your home at a 1/3 of the price, am I wrong..?
It’s German so pronounced “Liddul”. The manufacturer is also German though no doubt with lots of Chinese parts. I have a Parkside impact driver and a 1/2” impact wrench. The latter has not had a great deal of use but it’s an absolute beast. The former is less aggressive making it more useful, but there’s really only one speed. So don’t expect much fineness.
Parkside has different manufacturers for different tools, which is also the main downside of the brand. Some of their tools are stellar, others go straight from the box to the garbage. Their cordless stuff is ussualy good and their batteries are affordable.
You appear to be going for the win with the Ryobi..the other ones you're just kind of taking your time... you are intent on driving the Ryobi Fasteners... the other ones you aren't in a rush to get them into the fastener...
Parkside tools tools are not great by any means, they're ok at best and get the job done. To be fair, I own a lot of the same Parkside tools, because at some point I know they will fail. Their cordless range are very poor simply because either the battery will fail and/or the charger will fail. Parkside tools are made by various companies, such as Grizzly Tools, Einhell, Kompernass and even Scheppach, although I believe they are slowly phasing out all but Grizzly Tools and Kompernass
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I wish Lidl carried a full selection of their tools at any given time - I just have to check the store periodically to see what is there, you never know what they'll have in stock.
@@PhillyFixed Yes exactly ...... that impact i mentioned .... i took mine apart today and the quality is a milion miles ahead of the green one which is already pretty damn good for the price ..... the performance version tho is in my opinion on the inside just as thought through as milwakee etc
1:35 5% probably applies more to the US. It is relatively well known here in Europe. Especially if you are both a "DIY'er" and a bit of af "scrooge" =)
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I live in the UK and Lidl is my local store to shop for just about everything. Parkside tools in my experience are great tools for the money and work really well. I've got 5 tools ranging from a hedge cutter to their 12v multi tool. For the price I don't think you can go wrong here in Europe anyway. Great video and love the channel long time fan.
My only question is could they make them bigger? I like my impact drivers to occupy multiple rooms of a house at the same time.
Too much torque to handle.
This is really humorous, in a funny way
Parkside also makes a performance version which are grey in color, brushless and a lot better than the green version. I have seen those put up against Makita and other big name brands and killed them. The performance models are also a lot cheaper than the bigger name brands and come with way more attachments and accessories as standard which the big names charge for.
I was able to get my hands on a Performance angle grinder, I haven't had a chance to try it out yet. Unfortunately, it's the only Performance line tool I've seen at my local Lidl. Hopefully more are in stock sometime!
I used for over a year the 12v Parkiside drill driver with the removobale chuck and it still works very well.
I have used the 12v drill for 3 years every day I have replaced batterys but not the drill
Awsome that someone in the USA tested a Parkside! I would love to see that Parkside smoking, give it some beans with a massive lag screw! :)
Some parkside tools are made by Grizzly tools, some by Scheppach (for the bigger tools like the bench drill and the table saw)... They have a brushless performance line (Black colored tools) from wich I have most of my hand power tools that totaly outclass the green ones that are made either by Kompernass and Grizzly tools depending on the tool (jigsaw by Grizzly, drills by kompernass etc.) they are a bit more expensive tough
That ryobi impact is actually pretty damn good
I'm actually impressed with the Parkside for what it is. And gotta love the name popo man lol
Lidl was the go to store when my wife and I traveled to Europe 2 years ago. Great products for the price, we even got some surprisingly decent food on the go. Much cheaper than even a fast food place
We do 95% of our grocery shopping at Aldi and Lidl now that both are within 10 mins of our house. I like Lidl a bit more than Aldi.
Your pronounciation od Lidl is spot on.
Also, parkside seems to be all the rage amongst DIYers in Europe, because it's cheap (or they're cheap). Either way, meh, just another generic brand.
Hart is such a confusing brand to me. I walked Walmart tools recently, and they're pretty much the same price as all the ryobi stuff, yet seems to get spanked in every tool-to-tool comparison. I would assume that both tti and Walmart are banking on impulse purchases at a store where you can get your oil changed, eat a meal, buy your groceries, get your vision checked, get a haircut and buy a new TV all in one visit.
The promos I've seen seemed lower priced than Ryobi. (And Ryobi promo prices are pretty low) For example, there was (is?) a Hart 2 battery tool kit promo (e.g. drill, impact, or circ saw) for $69. The Ryobi day equivalent was $99. So priced lower.
Bare tool purchases tend to be priced higher, although that is fairly common outside of bare tool promotions.
They're more then ryobi here. 79$ plus 15% tax for the ryobi sander and 139$ plus 15% tax for the hart.
139 IS THE SAME AS THE DEWALT WITH A 5.0 WTF
In Scotland we pronounce it "Lid-l". Also Einhell company makes Parkside tools for anyone wondering !
Ahh, that would make sense!
Lidl is well known in Europe to resell food people who complain about quality issues bring back from their home, but they usually sell decent tools
Youve got Parkside in the US?
Parkside for life. I am renovating my '70's concrete house, exclusively with Parkside tools.
Have been very succesful so far.
Cheers from Holland.
I got the orange/peach color MM tshirt, i bought it when i won one of their giveaways. And NOW we got MeterK gettin kicked off amazon so even MORE super closeout deals!
Been waiting foreveeeeerrrrr, I had to buy expensive tools,need to see more popoman and tecccapoo, and snapfresh gotta love them Amazon names lol! I have that Ryobi impact driver,it was part of the first 6 pc kit I bought,I really like it, it isn't made in china(Vietnam) and I think it's pretty capable,I've got the anvil on mine red freaking hot and beat it to hell and back, it still keeps on chooching, it's definitely the better tool. It looks like the hart is Ryobi's older model impact
That Ryobi p235 is one of my favorite impacts especially considering it is a brushed model
Great video, thanks! I have to try the Lidel near me in Augusta, Ga now.🤣
Would have been nice to see price paid listed . Thanks
Good point, Guillermo, I usually do that but forgot this time. Thanks for watching!
I just picked up 2 of those ryobi impacts at my local home depot that include (2) 1.5 amp hour batteries and a charger for $25.00 each. Do I need them? No, but it was too good a deal to pass up.
Great Review HART is the older generation RYOBI P234G .
have you already tested the einhell 18v tool ?
I haven't tested anything from Einhell - yet!
I like Ryobi, but only the better ones & with the biggest battery.
The P235A is extremely powerful for a brushed tool. Great video 👍
I'd honestly say the hercules impact is fantastic!
I live in the UK. I do food shopping at Lidl, but the power tools that were sold there I didn't take great interest in them. I am more into Ryobi and I've already started my power tool collection with them. I'm looking at getting the more expensive impact driver from Ryobi which has the 3 led lights
@Philly Fixed Jim, Is there some way I can chat with you without having to post it or type it out?
Sure, shoot me an email at the address on my channel "about" tab and I'll get back to you
Lidl sells their Parkside performance line up in the EU. The tools are black, brushless and better performing. Do they sell these also in the US?
Very rarely in my limited experience. I was able to get a Performance angle grinder, but that's all I've seen in the 2 years that the Lidl has been open near me.
@@PhillyFixed too bad. I've got their drilldriver (has been tested by the Dutch consumer association to have the best price/performance ratio) and recip saw. Both really good tools for the price.
Hey yo Jim! I would like to thank you for making any Ryobi fans out there Happy, due to these results! 🤔🙄😁😂 I was anticipating a ‘smoke show,’ at some point, so Im a bit disappointed. 😢😃 Seriously, absolutely loved the Intro! And once again, your split views are great? Keep em coming. Please pray for the families of those US Service members we lost. Thanks God Bless my friend. 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏✌🏻🇺🇸
Good looking mayhem shirt.
Great video Jim, that Ryobi shines with a bigger HP battery I actually have that driver and if it's not bad. It aint a gen3 fuel but it gets it done.
I would still rather have the Hart
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Where did you find the Parkside?
Lidl grocery store, it's a house brand for them. It's a complete crap shoot as to what tools will be in the store at any given time. Look up "Lidl aisle of shame" on the interwebs...
@@PhillyFixed wow, didn't know they had stores in the states.
Try Parkside performance if you get the chance.
I'm keeping an eye out at my local store, no luck yet though!
Great bloopers in the beginning of your video i have seen video from the u.k on that parkside brand they have circular saws other tools i think you got the buy battery charger separate from tool
Yup I had to buy the battery, charger and tool as 3 separate products. But the Charger was $8 and the battery was $17, haha. Tool was $30.
@@PhillyFixed not bad this video popped up in my feet crazy how you too algorithms I probably happens with my channel and then people subscribe if they like what they see it's weird RUclips please games
@@PhillyFixed did you answer that contest from flex for every tool they make of course minus everything new they released I already know I won't win whoever won good luck with those tools especially a company that likes to inflate everything and lie through their teeth oh I so look forward to a lawsuit from Stanley Black & Decker
Ryobi was impressive for how cheap you can get it in kit I think if your gonna use it often it would be my pick.
Does Home Depot have a house brand below Ryobi?
Not really. They have HDX and Husky hand tools, and Husky has pneumatic stuff and a random cordless ratchet, but no extensive power tool line below Ryobi.
"This is the only impact I can afford. I'm popo, man." Sorry. I'll show myself out
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So, how much were the batteries? That makes a difference as well
These were all kits, except the Parkside, I'll post a pinned comment with pricing info
this is my kind of tool lineup lol
Great ctt and I like the background music.
Should add skil 20v in there too
Good video. Popoman cracked me up.
While Hart, and Ryobi are both made by TTI, as are Ridgid (AEG) and Milwaukee, they are made for different price points and quality. Hart is the bottom tool, Ryobi is just above it. Both are for the home user. The Ridgid is for the pro summer, and Milwaukee is for the professional, with the highest quality and price.
King of the cheap tools is ....... Ryobi😎🤢😎🤢😎
Parkside is from Europe, right? I've seen videos of these tools, but couldn't understand German accent
Correct they are a European brand
I belive parkside is made by Einhell. I bought a parkside circular saw for 50$ five years ago and to my suprise it still works.
Hmm I'll have to look into that, it would make sense...
Good job bro 💯🇺🇸👍
Cheap tool, but always matches is the PARKSIDE, costs less, works as well, and matches with all the tools bought for your home at a 1/3 of the price, am I wrong..?
I was not impressed with the Parkside compared to the Ryobi for a similar price.
It’s German so pronounced “Liddul”. The manufacturer is also German though no doubt with lots of Chinese parts.
I have a Parkside impact driver and a 1/2” impact wrench. The latter has not had a great deal of use but it’s an absolute beast. The former is less aggressive making it more useful, but there’s really only one speed. So don’t expect much fineness.
I don't think there's 10 sec of german manufacturing in Parkside, and why should there be ?
Parkside has different manufacturers for different tools, which is also the main downside of the brand. Some of their tools are stellar, others go straight from the box to the garbage. Their cordless stuff is ussualy good and their batteries are affordable.
*Non-pressure treated* 4x4? Breaking out the top shelf stuff for Cheap Tool Tuesdays!
You appear to be going for the win with the Ryobi..the other ones you're just kind of taking your time... you are intent on driving the Ryobi Fasteners... the other ones you aren't in a rush to get them into the fastener...
Parkside tools tools are not great by any means, they're ok at best and get the job done. To be fair, I own a lot of the same Parkside tools, because at some point I know they will fail. Their cordless range are very poor simply because either the battery will fail and/or the charger will fail. Parkside tools are made by various companies, such as Grizzly Tools, Einhell, Kompernass and even Scheppach, although I believe they are slowly phasing out all but Grizzly Tools and Kompernass
Popoman!
Why Popoman?
Because Popoman simply _knows better._
_Aahhhuaaahuaaahuaaahuaahuaa!_
_AAAAAHAAAHAHAHAAHAAAHHAA!_
_Ahhuaghhhuagghhhuaggghhuaaghhh!_
//Yeeeaah... I STILL watch too many cartoons at this age.
Parkside makes a performance version PDSS AP 20 li A1 it’s brushless and literally has as much power as my milwakee gen 3,5
I wish Lidl carried a full selection of their tools at any given time - I just have to check the store periodically to see what is there, you never know what they'll have in stock.
@@PhillyFixed Yes exactly ...... that impact i mentioned .... i took mine apart today and the quality is a milion miles ahead of the green one which is already pretty damn good for the price ..... the performance version tho is in my opinion on the inside just as thought through as milwakee etc
These are the tools your sister hands you when you show up to her house to fix something
🤣 nailed it
Lid El
Make sure your fire insurance is paid up with those cheap tools in the house. lol
Detached garage built in 1800s with stone walls... worst that can happen is a burned down roof 👍
*popoman*
Per the side of the box: "Power Man. Possible Man."
When your impact driver is bigger then a mid torque
Looks like the Parkside could be made by metabo, metabo is a German brand after all ( not talking metabo HPT that's japanese I believe)
It's definitely the same color scheme as Metabo but I haven't been able to find any info on Parkside being affiliated with them.
They make the colour to trick your brain to think it's a high-end product.
1:35 5% probably applies more to the US. It is relatively well known here in Europe. Especially if you are both a "DIY'er" and a bit of af "scrooge" =)
Around 65% of my viewers are US/Canada so I suppose 5% may still be a bit low, but you know what I was getting at ;) Thanks for watching!
I may have found the German company that makes Parkside....
www.kompernass.com/de/werkzeug/
It's not a manufacturing company.
Note to China companies, hire a U.S. marketing firm to pick a name.
I'm shocked you have lidi in the USA...parkside is made by einhel in Germany/ China
From what I've read, it depends on the tool. Supposedly some are made by Kompernass, Grizzly and Scheppach as well as Einhell.
@@PhillyFixed ahh that explains the difference in quality in their power tools...
New sub btw from Ireland
You're pronouncing it correctly. It rhymes with "needle."
in my language popoman is the same as... "fa**ot" I don't think they will sell anything here :))
What language?!
No skill or kobalt?
I was sticking with brushed tools for this one
@@PhillyFixed got it. Thanks. Good stuff. 👍
It didn't look like you were holding the tools the same way for every test or applying the same amount of pressure in every test. 👎
It's a screw, not a drill bit... and the others were just "unused footage"
Ryobi is not cheap lol
Their brushed tools tend to be - you can find that impact with a 1.5 battery and charger for $25 in some Home Depots right now!