Bu videoyu hazırlama çabalarınız için teşekkür ederim. Sonunda bu aleti aldım. Bu aletten önce yıllarca Bosch PMB180 kullandım. Eskisinin rulmanlarının değişmesi gerekiyordu ve onları değiştirdim. Kablolar olmadan özgürlük gerçekten iyi bir şey. Bu modeli aldım. İçinde ne olduğunu görmek güzel. Basit olması böyle bir alet için iyi. Arızalanacak çok az şey var. Hız kontrolü arızalanırsa basitçe kısa devre yapın ve devam edin. Motor fırçaları sorun değil. Elbette uzun ömürlüdür. Thank you for your efforts in making this video. I finally got this tool. Before this tool I used a Bosch PMB180 for years. The old one needed bearings replaced and I replaced them. Freedom without cables is a really good thing. I got this model. It's nice to see what's inside. Simple is good for a tool like this. There is very little to fail. If the speed control fails, simply short it and go on. The motor brushes are no problem. Of course it has a long life.
Thank you for your videos. I just found your channel yesterday and I am very glad. There are not much detaild review videos about Einhell powerxchange tools sadly and I went for those a couple of years ago. Now I have a little collection and I want to buy more so its good that I can check on them trough your videos. Here in my country Einhell is a very common brand for home workshops, its not industrial quality and not designed for 24/7 use but its nearly industrial quality, I think it has a good cost/performance price. Keep up.
May be this is worth a test TE-TS 36/210. Einhell´s battery powered tablesaw. Would be nice to find out, if it is any good. Sells in Germany for 214 €. Nice teardowns... good work!
Nice. Since we have Ozito over here, I am finding your videos very interesting. Subscribed. Btw did you add some grease to the open bearing? That might protects things a bit.
I typed mistake in that post but I can't edit it. Instead of ''These are definitely professional tools'' it should read ''These are definitely NOT professional tools''.
I bought the Einhell plug in version of this. One of the teeth broke off the vibrating foot. It is still usable but only at certain angles. I bought an Einhell small plug in grinder. That quickly burnt out. I got their plug in electric plane. I don't use it very often but that works fine. These are definitely NOT professional tools. They are competing in the budget DIY market but the competition in this sector has become very tough. There are even semi budget brands such as Ridgid & Ryobi being used in professional settings because of their value. A mechanic might buy 3 Ridgid grinders instead of 1 Milwaukee so he can have say a cut-off wheel, a sand paper flap wheel & a wire brush always ready at hand. I think Einhell will have to up their quality if they want to compete.
Turgid is rather pro-sumer than DIYer, it is above the budget Cryobi. Turgid is marketed under the name AEG among pro tools in Europe (which is a ripoff).
I bought blades with an open ended fixing holes and it keeps falling off. So where on earth can you buy compatible blades (with a full circle of holes ) in the uk ? Seems like Bosch only over here ? Any advice ?
I bought a couple of Einhell tools and honestly am dissapointed in them.. Bought a brushless drill and the chuck does not run true.. If I use a 6mil bit for example, the hole will end up near 7.5mil because of the poor quality chuck.. Same with the jigsaw, lacks power and the quick release attachment makes the blades wobble in the housing.. Selling them before there worthless..
Bu videoyu hazırlama çabalarınız için teşekkür ederim. Sonunda bu aleti aldım. Bu aletten önce yıllarca Bosch PMB180 kullandım. Eskisinin rulmanlarının değişmesi gerekiyordu ve onları değiştirdim. Kablolar olmadan özgürlük gerçekten iyi bir şey. Bu modeli aldım. İçinde ne olduğunu görmek güzel. Basit olması böyle bir alet için iyi. Arızalanacak çok az şey var. Hız kontrolü arızalanırsa basitçe kısa devre yapın ve devam edin. Motor fırçaları sorun değil. Elbette uzun ömürlüdür.
Thank you for your efforts in making this video. I finally got this tool. Before this tool I used a Bosch PMB180 for years. The old one needed bearings replaced and I replaced them. Freedom without cables is a really good thing. I got this model. It's nice to see what's inside. Simple is good for a tool like this. There is very little to fail. If the speed control fails, simply short it and go on. The motor brushes are no problem. Of course it has a long life.
Thank you for your videos. I just found your channel yesterday and I am very glad. There are not much detaild review videos about Einhell powerxchange tools sadly and I went for those a couple of years ago. Now I have a little collection and I want to buy more so its good that I can check on them trough your videos. Here in my country Einhell is a very common brand for home workshops, its not industrial quality and not designed for 24/7 use but its nearly industrial quality, I think it has a good cost/performance price. Keep up.
May be this is worth a test TE-TS 36/210. Einhell´s battery powered tablesaw. Would be nice to find out, if it is any good. Sells in Germany for 214 €. Nice teardowns... good work!
Nice. Since we have Ozito over here, I am finding your videos very interesting. Subscribed. Btw did you add some grease to the open bearing? That might protects things a bit.
I typed mistake in that post but I can't edit it. Instead of ''These are definitely professional tools'' it should read ''These are definitely NOT professional tools''.
I bought the Einhell plug in version of this. One of the teeth broke off the vibrating foot. It is still usable but only at certain angles. I bought an Einhell small plug in grinder. That quickly burnt out. I got their plug in electric plane. I don't use it very often but that works fine. These are definitely NOT professional tools. They are competing in the budget DIY market but the competition in this sector has become very tough. There are even semi budget brands such as Ridgid & Ryobi being used in professional settings because of their value. A mechanic might buy 3 Ridgid grinders instead of 1 Milwaukee so he can have say a cut-off wheel, a sand paper flap wheel & a wire brush always ready at hand. I think Einhell will have to up their quality if they want to compete.
They are certainly not pro grade
@@riba2233 I know. That was a typo.
@@rogerramjet6615 yeah, I was a bit confused, thanks for the edit!
Turgid is rather pro-sumer than DIYer, it is above the budget Cryobi. Turgid is marketed under the name AEG among pro tools in Europe (which is a ripoff).
Thanks for your video 0:45
Great video, thanks
On sale in tool station £80 with free 4.0 battery plus charger, worth £60
I bought blades with an open ended fixing holes and it keeps falling off. So where on earth can you buy compatible blades (with a full circle of holes ) in the uk ? Seems like Bosch only over here ? Any advice ?
Einhell sells a little adapter. Works great. I got mine off Amazon.
Einhell axxio tear down? You shulld start repairs to so I can learn
the non-sealed construction seems will not last very long...
I bought a couple of Einhell tools and honestly am dissapointed in them.. Bought a brushless drill and the chuck does not run true.. If I use a 6mil bit for example, the hole will end up near 7.5mil because of the poor quality chuck.. Same with the jigsaw, lacks power and the quick release attachment makes the blades wobble in the housing.. Selling them before there worthless..
Yeah they are diy grade.
I bought a lots of Einhell tool and I can say these tools are crap. They will not lost a long time.
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