PARKSIDE NEW PERFORMANCE PABSP 20 Li B2 VS MAKITA DHP456 cordless drill
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- Опубликовано: 16 дек 2019
- PARKSIDE PERFORMANCE 20 V PABSP vs MAKITA DHP456.
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Sir, used exactly screw thats my observation because the fixing is very important.
All power tools this time is very good any kind of trade mark
But if the used properly the tools is very excellent.
Thanks for video uploading and sharing.
Parkside is awesome, i bought today the battery screw machine performance series with 4Ah 20v exrra battery its awesome good with good performance and torch
Muy buen vídeo me gusta
Thanks you have made my day
Hallo pal. How old is the Makita tool and how new is the Parkside?
I have both drills and this test confirms my observations that the parkside is a more powerful drill driver than the Makita
Take the clutch off the makita when driving that long screw you know like on the park side and it will drive it in also.
eu gostaria de saber o valor desa parafuzadeira
I parkside this morning with 4ah battery. Beast.
I get one.
learn to use properly your tool..
Tenks!!
Parkside=Best thing you can buy for home use.Apsolute king.
Makita=For professional and "heavy" every day usage.
Parkside=It would probably die after one or two months of extreme,heavy usage.
Makita=Will last long time (many years) under extreme load,every day usage.
What to buy?
It's simple.
For home usage=Parkside.
For job=Makita.
Parkside is different from parkside. Makita also dies from heavy usage. If you do heavy usage buy Mafell, Fine or under warranty replacement Hilti.
How about Erbauer tools?
Makita is junk
If that happens you have 5 year guarantee for the tool. Luckily I had 3 Parksides and all of them worked like a charm for years. Battery was a problem though. After 2-3 years batteries were out of production and you either have to replace the cells manually or throw the tool into garbage. Seems to me that battery compatibility problem is solved.
makita for home usage = 1 machine will last for the rest of your life (for so long you could buy the battery's)
We want to see, parkside pabs performance vs einhell te-cd brushless. Both are 60 nm, same speed and dont have impact hammer. Test it on 4 amp battery
This Parkside vs Einhell test I can't provide because of the investment in einhel drillsThis Parkside vs Einhell test I can't provide because of the investment in einhel drills
كيف لى ان اشترى بارك سايد ساعدنى
Debe bueno como puedo conseguir uno
its not an impact driver, once the clutch slips you should stop. its just a safety measure. If you have used your makita like that that clutch is probably slipping a lot easier than it would if it was new
Were you ever on a job site ? If the screw isnt going in on the highest clutch setting , you think the drill isnt going into drill mode to screw rhat sucker in ? I know for a fact it is . Nothing against makita hrey got more powerfull models than the one in the video ...
@@emilvlahovic3917 I dont understand your question? i said there is no point to continue riding the clutch once it slips. wood had different density depending where you screw and i usually use drill mode or clutch setting higher than necesary and manually stop once screw is in
Fajny test ciekawe czy makita na zablokowanym sprzęgle w pozycji wiercenia by podokręcała te wkręty bo widać że słabsza od parka ale nie odcina tak szybko prądu
Makita jest słabsza!
Áno je o niečo slabšia
@@FORWORKANDFUN 👍👍
@@FORWORKANDFUN kupiłem wkrętarke parkside performance jestem ciekawy jak długo popracuje 😉😉
Daję jej trudność i do tej pory się nie zawiodłem, z wyjątkiem tego, że nie nadchodzi mroźna pogoda.
parkside is very good tool, but it's only a cordless drill whilw the makita offers hammer function for masonry. If only the performance was also a hammer drill
that drilling mode is not super useful, someone who is buying a tool like this will have hammer drill for sure
Now there is a hammer version of this drill, however it is a kind of different, is is much bigger and heavier than the video. I quite like it though. However it does not really do good in drilling holes to brick wall or concrete, so I have a proper hammer drill for those cases. The added weight does not worth for the feature, however the hammer version is built stronger and has higher torque and overall looks like a more heavy duty tool.
Got that 80nm version for Christmas.
Works great use it daily at my job as electrician.
Im use and the shop...
těmhle parksajdkám se dost sere elektronika. Mám tu jednu lehce jetou na pokus o opravu. Takže se na to těším :)
Ono je rozdíl porovnávat profi a neprofi. běžnej kutil si koupí lidl, ale profík ví, že se musí spolehnout a koupí si makitu.
Jinak jak se dává do těch performance řad akuvrtaček klasickej "neperformance" akumulátor?
Ahoj je to nová verzia do ktorej ide neperformance batéria. A na business je jasné profi náradie i keď viem o pár prípadoch kde si ľudia kupujú aj Park na podnikanie. Razove utahovaky a srobovacky miesadla. Jasné nie su to veľké firmi iba mali živnostníci.
@@FORWORKANDFUN takže změnili i patici. protože byla jiná. každopádně asi krok k lepšíému. vadí mi, že musím mít dvě nabíječky, respektive nabíjet lab. zdrojem.
@@amperakÁno ja mam aj staršie performance mašinky a tiež musím používať 2 nabíjačky.
@@FORWORKANDFUN dík za info...
Zdravím, bohužel mám špatnou zkušenost. Fungovala jen při pokojové teplotě, např. při 7 °C si ani neškrtla. Reklamace bez odpovědi a vráceny peníze. Tak nevím zda je problém s konkrétním výrobkem, nebo bolest všech bez uhlíkových na chlad.
The clutch on the makita doesn't have a "hard" setting? I can hear it all the time on the larger screws. Something is wrong
Makita has 50 Nm therefore does not fit long screws
@@FORWORKANDFUN Ale na to se pan neptal. Ptal se, proč jste nepřepnul na vrtání, aby se nepoužila spojka, která vypíná už při nějakých 5 Nm. A ani jsem si nevšiml, zda jste zase udával výhodu 20 V proti 18 V. 😋
@@dělejteněco Tu som nespomínal výhodu 20V oproti 18V. Obi dve vŕtačky boli nastavene tak aby sa ukázali čo dôkazu zatiahnuť cez spojku. A to na maximálnu silu v Nm. Tam jednoducho Makita nemala šancu. Vŕtanie je niečo iné ako skrutkovanie.
@@FORWORKANDFUN tak to je ale kokotina. jednak spojku nepoužívám (každá lepší aku má ochranu proti přetížení)
člověka zajímá co nakroutí motor nadoraz. Na "vrtací" režim používám všechny akuvrtačky. teda né na sádroš, ale tam zase kolikrát ani nejmenší moment nepomůže. musí to mít člověk v ruce.
on Makita user needs to select Drill mode in order to lock the clutch! Therefore this is not fair comparison. In this video user selected Screw mode, so clutch is not locked.
Parkside 💪👍
3:58 you have in makita tightening torque 16. 16 is not maximal .... Is is logical that not screw up spin on maximum.... Normal peoples use drill mode :X
One of the key points of the slip clutch is to prevent the drill pretty much twisting /braking your wrist when it comes to a sudden stop and you hold the trigger. You should be able to drive most screws with the clutch at highest setting, it should only start slipping when the resistance gets to dangerous level. If the clutch can only handle 20% of the drills torque, it is useless, because it will force you to use drill function and the safety feature is gone. If you ever used a really powerfull tool, you would understand the point of the test, tha makita should be able to drive the screw at least as far as the parkside on clutch. I used a brushless dewalt rated at 70nm that could snap your wrist like a twig no matter how strong your grip was. It will teach you to use the clutch instead of drill mode, or you will hurt yourself time to time, your choice.
@@rudenko14 this Parkside in the video above can snap your wrist too, I injured my bicep while drilling in my garden with a gardening drill bit because I forgot the drill mode
Ciao complimenti per la recesione, mi daresti le dimensioni, voglio confrontarle col mio piccolo PBSA 12 D2, grazie.
A quali dimensioni sei interessato ?? 190x265x65 mm
Top parkside?...top Makita DHP481!!!! Go for it!
Kde ju zohnať ??
Parkside 60Nm Makita 50Nm !
@@janberan742 Parkside 80 euro Makita 300 euro
No money?... No funky!...
@@FORWORKANDFUN Makita not 300 euro, Makita that you have 150 euro. 300 Euro Makita is DDF485 with 2x5Ah cells. For 150€ you can get parkside performance with 2x2Ah+2x4Ah cells. But "performance" line is really close to Makita, I think it does not have dust protection, but rest is equal.
Parkside is beter for home because makita batery last longer and qualty is better.But makita is to expensive for there spec.
Disagree, using parkside on constructionsites.
Batteries, are still good after 3 years of use.
My Christmas gift was the 80nm performance machine.
On the old one the brushes are worn down.
Neuvazujes o 40 V makite??dost by som chcel vydiet test v tvojom podani😉
Pozerám aj po 40 V náradí Makitu by som veľmi rad vyskúšal. Možno časom niečo bude .
@@FORWORKANDFUN ta 40 v vrtacka 140 Nm je riadna sila
Take a test that is realistic. On a cold winter day, remove the machines from the trunk of your car and install 1-2 bolts and put the machines back in the car. I wonder if Parkside is going to start with you!
😅 😆
An error occurred when the machine is cold ???
@@FORWORKANDFUN Unfortunately yes. There is a sensor in its grip. If the weather is cold you can't use it (that's why I took it back to Lidl) It has to be warmed up by hand and only works after. This sensor can be bypassed with a single LED diode. But the warranty is lost in this way. Try! Put the machine in the freezer.
@@FORWORKANDFUN ruclips.net/video/lEE9VlZNWE4/видео.html
@@petertorma2261 Do you know which sensor exactly it is? and where to find it?
Makita z sprzęgłem park bez
👍😆😆😆
Parkside's drill use brushless motor. Makita 's is traditional brush motor and you put wrong setting while screwing , try hard setting of Makita next time. Parkside's battery cell quality is much lower than Makita.
But parkside is really super price , good for home use.
habe my Parkside since 2017, use them often, so far no wear even in the oldest battety cells....
Rajesh left very wrong comment. Brushless motor only reduces energy use to 2/3, does not improve speed or torque. He used right mode, in fact the impact mode should be more efficient, but tool simply gave up. Parkside battery quality is EQUAL to Makita, Parkside use Samsung cells. Both Makita and Parkside battery have load compensation electronics, that regulate battery output (3rd pin). Problem is - for 5Ah, Makita battery cost 50€, where Parkside wants 30€. Black "performance" line from Parkside is not for home use, but the real difference is in warranty - Parkside gives 5 year warranty but only for non-commercial use, Makita gives 3 year warranty but includes commercial use. Green normal Parkside line can really vary, it can be for professional use, but can also be for home use - because green can be built from Güde, Scheppach, Einhell contractors; it depends on how complex is machine, more complex green machine like jigsaws are not fit for professional use, but simple machine like table saw is no different from Makita. But the ergonomics of green machines is worse, which wastes commercial time (=money).
Ok, I must add real problem of Parkside - it has absolutely no replacement parts. Even Einhell, Scheppach or Güde have replacement parts, but if something like switch breaks on Parkside after 5 year warranty - you can't buy replacement part. This is real big problem.
@@HECKAKYH-ADEKBATEH but ,at least in UK, parkside are less than half original cost of major brands.
So after 5 years you just buy another one and you havnt spent any more.
@@pauldavison7105 well, if they don't change the battery standard and your new purchase goes surprise-free. The branded are surprise free in long term. Plus output result quality may vary in device class, for example table saws (they all are more less accurate) vs jigsaws (mile difference depending on vibration management and joints play inside the tool itself)... I still like cheap ferrex angle grinder, but I will never touch their jigsaw...
My local Lidl never has these in stock... 😭
They do now! Try online
@@dp1508 I guess I forgot to mention I live in the U.S.
that wood so soft
The Makita used is a very light
The Makita drill used is a very light drill. Maybe this model is a 47 Nm model or so. While Parkside only has 1 model. Makita has many kind of drills for different needs. The comparison is not right. Use a normal Makita drill with higher Nm. Look for the model with comparable Nm and than see what happens. Also battery life counts. But hey, Parkside is absolutely not bad seen it's price.
Yet, for 60 EUR, i would be happy to choose the best model without having to buy the worst one...
I have a makita and bosch for 7 years and have not gone to the service. Parkside goes 4 times in 1 year.
Parkside 80nm Makita ?
60 Nm
Jojo, Parkside Performance vrtačka, která nepřežila týden v mé hobby dílně, kde jsem jen stavěl dřevěný regál. Parkside rázový utahovák, ze kterého vypadávají bity a více řve, než utahuje...všechno jsem vrátil a šel do DeWALTU
U mňa Performance B2 drela cele leto. vrtenie brúsenie z ježkom skrutkovanie. Nemôžem povedať nič zle.
De Walt brucia come un accendino,robaccia famoso solo per la marca
So a drill with more torque and higher rpm drives screws in faster? Who would have tought that?! I'd be more interested in battery life and overall durability. P.s.: The makita would have driven that screw in in drill mode, 50nm is more than enough for that. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate the video just kinda inconclusive.
Why use a portable drill in drill mode when you just have to drive a screw? It's dangerous for your wrist and not good for the motor.
Parkside brushless 2018/19 VS Makita brushes 2016/17 🤣🤣🤣
Makita on this video is a wreck.... gearbox and levels are weared......
Václav Polanský no, he is simply manipulating 2:36 different forces applied, next test makitas gearbox is set to a low torque -lightening- mode. .
For the Makita price, the performance is ridiculous. There are many fans of Makita with a lot of money to spend.
كيف يمكنني ان احصل على بطاريه park side
www.lidlonline.es/es/bateria-4-ah-20-v/p2596?searchTrackingQuery=parkside&searchTrackingId=Product.2596&searchTrackingPos=17&searchTrackingOrigPos=26&searchTrackingRelevancy=99.21&searchTrackingPage=1&searchTrackingPageSize=36&searchTrackingOrigPageSize=36
Now do the same in -5 Celsius
ruclips.net/video/HhnvkmeVTfA/видео.html
Yeah, the parkside has a design that it won't even start below 5degC. Many are returning it to Lidl.
Dhp456 má iba 36Nm vs Parkside čo má 60Nm. Trošku mimo porovnanie.
U parksidea aku slabe jakby dac performance z pierwszej edycji bo tam pgniwa lepsze to jeszcze bardziej by zmiazdzyl. Jak do domu to cena/jakosc/wydajnosc najlepsza wkretarka na rynku. Oczywiscie to dla kogos kto od czasu do czasu zrobi cos powazniejszego a nie skreca mebelki z ikei
Tato verzia Parkside PERFORMANCE PABSP 20-Li A1 by MAKITU DHP456 uplne odrovnala
Say whatever the f you want, I'm impressed by Parkside Perf.
I think Parkside has a lot of attention in Europe.
Never Ever Parkside battery died after 5 months light use. This tools just looks solid but they not last long.
So far I have so short I can not judge.
Is it still good?
You have 2 / 3 years warranty, just in case you didn't know that...
I am using parkside tools for 3 years and they are very solid for price, battery is different story, my still alive i have 5 of them.
Disagree
Use them daily on constructionsites as electrician.
Batteries are still fine after 3 years of use
Neconcludent, părerea mea! Makita este gama hoby, iar parckside este premiumul lor, clasa profesioanala! Este diferența si de motoare... sa folosească a aceeași clasa si de la Makita, lucrurile ar sta altfel! Este corect faptul ca o Makita costa mai mult, dar si anduranța lor este una impresionanta... nu am folosit parckside, dar Makita folosesc de peste 10 ani...
Not inconclusive if you're in the hobby spectrum. The parkside is the better choice in that case, without any doubt. There are also comparisons of this parkside with 'professional' rated drills, for anybody who is interested.
makita
Heeey pero ese modelo de makita es Muy viejo ,por que no los comparas con makita xph 07 ó makita dhp481 ,puede reunir a todo los taladros parkside y no le darán ni por los tobillos
No tenía mejor modelo Makita lo siento.
@@FORWORKANDFUN Wow disculpame ,no era mi intención
En cualquier caso, no creo que haya ningún Makita más barato que este parkside. Si pagas más deberías tener más. Obviamente los Makita más de mayor precio serán mejores que Parkside, pero... ¿Vale la pena pagar 500 o 600% más por algo que seguramente no será 5 o 6 veces mejor? Para mi por supuesto que no
Those who have disliked the video are makita fans😋
This Test ist about the Turns per Minute, isn't IT? 😅
Not just speed but power
Be fair put a makita 481 metal like parkside and then make a test😂
Be fair, makita 481 is "impact drill" :-) . PABSP 20 Li B2 does not.
@@davidklement2201 makita ddf 481 is not impact 😊 very honest , verify if you wanna
Die beiden Maschinen kann man nicht so vergleichen. Ein Makita akkuschrauber der heutigen Generation mit brushless Motor stampft den Parkside der heutigen Zeit in den Boden. Parkside ist halt nur max. Baumarkt Qualität. Da würde ich noch lieber Einhell kaufen als von Lidl den Akkuschrauber.
لعد شبي اليمنه بلعراق بلون الاخضر بس مشاكل وعطلات
بل عراق مو نفس هذه الألماني
malaom ٣١٠ مكتوب عليه صنع في المانيا قسم يكول هذه مصنوع بلصين
@@user-vv2hx9pp4w ما کنت مفکر ينباع بل عراق انت متاکد؟ parkside اسمه
malaom ٣١٠ اي عزيزي يجي حاويات حاويات ورخيص بس موديل الاخضر تفاليس اخو البلاش حتى الي مايحتاجه اشتره منه سعر القطعه فارغ ٤ دولار فقط جديد
هههههههههههههههههه هو شنو الي بالعراق زين !
Hile var.parkside’yi öne çıkartıyorsunuz.
All people here write in english and you in turkay..in turkay school people dont learn english ??😅😅😅😅
Sponsored by Lidl.
I actually thought the same thing, till my co-worker bought some lidl equipment. And i have to say it's great quality for a very good price. It isn't very far of the quality of Dewalt.
hahaha.....
We used makita and metabo before, but parkside is honestly better
You whit youre broken makita. Bro i use 5 ah 18 v makita all the time. And seriously i didnt see a limit on the machine. It can handle any screw any time any where. Monster machines. Parkside may be good, but comparing whit makita is like ferrari comparing to daihatsu
And you will see that cheap machines work well
@@FORWORKANDFUN Performance is not really cheap :)
@@HECKAKYH-ADEKBATEHI think it is
Ta makita nevladala na spojke???
V tomto videu som spravil 1 chybu pri skrutkovaní. Vyskúšal som iba spojku.
@@FORWORKANDFUN takze makita na spojke nic???
Parkside does not turn on cluch, makita❤️
No entiendo, que pretendes demostrar 🤔 🤷
Put it on drill mode on the makita
Its ment to be a fair test, so why on a drill mode?
This test is unfair
Why are you using a used makita and a brandnew Parkside ?
Well it's the same, Makita are built to lady, Parkside Is a joke, right?
Makita is the best
isn't it quite normal that a 20v machine got more power than a 18v ?!?! makita is maybe a little bit slower but will last more years than the parkside
18v and 20v refer to technically exactly the same class, just labeled differently for marketing reasons. Same as with 10.8v and 12v.
I would rather buy new parkside every 2-3 years instead of using makita for 10 years. It would also be cheaper.
@@avramovixc you get 5-year warranty on the performance line of Parkside. The warranty department is excellent. I had 1 drill replaced without making any costs in its last year of warranty. Just store your receipt somewhere on your computer ;)
Troche dodaj slow swoich ,bo niemy ten film.
V ďalšom videu
This test is not realistic.Parkside drill on the video shows on the back of the case that it has a brushless motor and Makita is not.Torque of makita is 50nm max Parkside max 60nm.Model PABSP 20 Li B2 is brushless Hammer Drill and Makita is not.The real rival is the Makita brushless Hammer Drill DHP484.Please do not mislead but do realistic tests.THANKS
The video does not matter what machines are and what parameters. The performance and strength test was fair. Finally, it was a comparison of what machine can be bought for what money.
This kind of comparision is not right becouse brashless motor is much powerfull and eficient than brash motor makita brush motor parkside brushless motor yes in did right!!!!!!????
Yes, but there is also compared the price and for 80 euros do not buy any makita DHP484Z without battery and charger.
When you wont compare parkside performance you must use makita dhp 482 this kind of comparision will be ok becouse that dril drivers are on the same lewel!!!!!????
this version does not have a brushless engine. The test would therefore be the same or a draw because it has 60Nm of torque
dhp 481 160 euro top shit
Take it to a real work, you will see very fast it is so cheap 😂
Parkside is not designed for business but hobby use at home there is enough. Busines is Makita.
Would like to see this
Done that
Been on every constructionsites I was as electrician
The green version lasted 3years
Now the brushes are worn down.
Bought the new 80nm version, new angle grinder and battery watervacuum cleaner
Total just over €150.
Parkside is getting more and more common on sites
Plastic head Makita vs metal head Parkside... Probably they're same class...
On Parkside you will find a Röhm metal head. Just that part alone is worth half of the price
makita = "plastic on the outside - metal on the inside"
parkside from the lidl = "metal on the outside - plastic on the inside"
@@erwinmaes3105 i have one. It's a Röhm metal head. That alone is worth half the price of the parkside.
@@GiovanniFedele i'm glad you enjoy your lidl parkside, but i will stick too my makita (or dewalt)
@@erwinmaes3105 you did not answer to my fact, fact that I used to reply to your fake assertion.
You can stick to whatever you want, but remember, you are writing in the comment area of a comparative video, saying bullshit about something you don't know.
It's a bad attitude, something that you will see on oldest peoples, those who can't change their minds.
People here don't say bullshit about Makita's products.
A Parkside product was better than a Makita one, that costs around three or four times its price.
Everyone here has a parkside cordless drill, and is happy about that. Someone even has both, Parkside and Makita, and it's still happy of the money spent on the Parkside.
It's just crammed with butthurts that put their money in the wrong Makita product.
Maybe there are a lot of products from Parkside to which is better to stay away, it's not a professional brand but a brand from an hard discount, so having a nice product is a good thing... and, cordless drill from Parkside are excellent products. Much better than Black & Decker, much better than Dexter from Leroy Merlin's, even if they cost the same or more. Parkside did a lot of modifications in the years, and now 12v and 20v drills are SOLID products, expecially this "performance" one.
It can go head to head with much pricey products, no one will complain of their quality.
So, keep your Makita and go comment in your Makita club, your opinion is worthless here unless you have a Parkside too to compare.
the thumbs down are from makita owners that cant beleive that the cheaper parkside kicks its arse every time.
I have few makita tools and few parkside. You don't know what you are talking about. Makita quality is far better.
@@kiciusKit oh is diddums gutted parkside kicked his overpriced makitas arse,and for your imformation i own milwaukee power tools which will outlast any makita you own,milwaukee far better quality than makita by country mile.one more thing i dont own any parkside tools.
What the hell Is point to compare this?
Ofc parkside will do better tightening with that 21 point od scale :-D
And... Makita seems older, and who knows :-D maybe the battery is beter when they got older :-D
Anyway, I am here to see parkside compability or same other information about that brand with the performance and team sets.
Becose I willing to buy one.
It's not a fare comparison, The Makita is not a Heavy Duty Drill like the other. Plus incorrect use and poor setting choices, Would put one Brand at a disadvantage.
Se diría que trabajas para Parkside. Ese taladro de Makita, no es de los buenos.Tengo herramientas Parkside, están bien de precio, pero no son para darles mucha caña.
No discutiré contigo definitivamente no estoy trabajando para Parkside
@@FORWORKANDFUN Si tu lo dices.., pero tus videos son de Parkside la mayoría
@@josediazdiaz8001 Mire videos que muestran cómo Parkside no funciona o sale mal
Ok ,te doy la razón, ese taladro en concreto no está mal para su precio.@@FORWORKANDFUN
Dobre t píšu tí ľudia neporovnavaj to, lebo tá Makita pôjde ešte 10 rokov, zatiaľ čo park nevydrží ani záručnú dobu.
Záručnú dobu ma ale 5 rukou. A ma to zlomkovú cenu oproti profi naradiu . Na doma je do dobra voľba. Na podnikanie už samozrejme nie. A nie každý ma na to aby si kúpil akú utahovacku za 300 euro. A pri dnešnej výrobe sú poruchy aj na drahých a značkových veciach.
@@FORWORKANDFUNok, you write 5 years warranty, but what's covered by the warranty? Nothing?
I buy some years ago Parkside drill and about one year die front bearings. When I complained about it, you tell me that is standard wear. How long battery can work before die I couldn't test it. But I suppose it will be similar to a bearing...
@@kalabtoThis would certainly be said by other manufacturers improper handling of the machine and no maintenance. Especially if you are a business. Guarantee 1 year
@@FORWORKANDFUN yes, they maybe say the same. But at first I'm not business - I'm only hobbies. And I take care of my tools very well...
Second, my Narex drill I bought in 2012 and still working perfectly but in this year I have to replace battery. This is really standard wear. My another Makita drill have only 4 years but work with no fault too. And there is the problem - Maikta doesn't cost 4 time less than Parkside and not at all 8 times less than Narex... Better one time give little bit more money and have reliable and functional tools for a long time.
And when you pull out the shortened warranty for professionals - is your tool setuped to break up immediately after the warranty?
@@kalabto Yes that's why I buy quality too.
makita > all > parkside
why would you compare a brushed makita vs parkside brushless..?? This is soo stupid.
Try with Makita DHP481.
And then come back.
Ďalšie nekorektné porovnanie tohoto autora.. Nemožno porovnávať dva neporovnateľné produkty, ak jeden má kartáčový pohon a druhý bezkartáčový. Zdá sa mi, že autor je silne motivovaný aby poukázal na výhodnosť nákupu produktu z Lidlu. Bezhlavo porovnáva tento produkt s viacerými produktmi renomovaných značiek ale zásadne s technologicky prekonanými konštrukčnými výbavami.
Áno?? Nespravodlivo porovnávam ?? Ale o cene sa nebavíte hlavne že tie drahé renomovane značky stojia nekresťanské peniaze a sú technologicky zaostalé. Viďiet že to ľudí serie keď je skutočnosť taká že aj za lacno sa da kúpiť veľmi dobrý stroj. Ak by som chcel BL Makit/ Milwaukee koľko stoji z baterkami 400 euro ??? Koľko ľudí si to môže dovoliť. O čom sa bavíme. Ľudia tu aspoň vidia ako to skutočne je kúpiť utahovacku dnes zo 4 polovým motorm od renomovaných výrobou sa vôbec nevyplatí.. O kvalite renomovaných výrobcovu by som pomlčal včera som rozbalil Milwaukee razový uťahovač za 550 euro a 1 baterka 5Ah bola pokazená hneď po odbalení.. Cena 1ks je 150 euro ....
No comment !!! Paragonare un makita con un parkside....ridicolo !!!!
Cosa c'è di ridicolo ??
Dovrebbe imparare ad usarli prima.. che poi la durata nel tempo = qualità
@@FORWORKANDFUN prova impostando trapano
@@allanhalas2
E come impostare il trapano ??? Sii più veloce e più forte ??? Questo Mankita è semplicemente una macchina più debole.
@@FORWORKANDFUN tu usi la frizione, devi bloccarla per testare la potenza del motore
learn to use properly your tools
Made in Germany & Made in China more different
Fake, at 2:37 you can clearly see that he his pushing hard on top at the parkside drill, while making has very less force applied. I would beat those with a 12 volt drill, pushing it hard at the top...
Dude...When you wanna test the MAX power for a drill screwing in some screws...USE the drilling setting and NOT the setting where you can use the abjustable torque...THAT IS FOR SMALL SCREWS NOT GOING IN TOO DEEP...are you pretending here and just want the Parkside to look extra good?
It is not a pretense drilling mode, it is not intended for tightening screws but for drilling. For screwing it is possible to set the moment. The video compares the power of the moment and there uncompromising Parkside
@@FORWORKANDFUN Ofcourse you use that for tightening srews. Especially the big ones which arent for cosmetics but for structural integrity. I´m a carpenter and dude those screwtorque presets are for furniture or alike where you have to not put the screws to deep by accident. Normally you use this mode for a maximum of 6 or rarely 8 cm screw length. You have to compare if the screwing depth is always the same, not which one goes deeper.
Wyłącz sprzęgło w makicie to pogadamy, specjalnie w parkside dałeś na wiercenie
Nie, nie panko i Parkside był na sprzęgle
@@FORWORKANDFUN bzdurny test . oszukany
This video only shows that you do not know how to set clutch or direct drive when needed. Nothing more.
I can use drills very well. I made a small mistake here and did not try the drilling mode.
*I'm a big fan of Parkside for it's incredible performance and value for money, but Makita are the last word in cordless tradesman tools and have been for decades, so I have my doubts about this video, even if the Parkside brand has really upped it's game in recent years, which it has - spectacularly.*
*Just noticed the Makita is a 5 amp beast, the Parkside battery here is just 2 amps, I can tell by the size, as I have a Parkside 4 amp battery, considering the Parkside brand has a max of 4 amps there is no way the 5 amp Makita could not plough those screws in like the wood was as soft as styrofoam, my only conlusion is that the 'Makita' in the video must be a Chinese fake.*
The parkside has a 4ah battery on it, and the makita is a less powerful version, if you get the dhp481 or dhp486 it'll shred the parkside away
Parkside = chinese toys.
You compare Audi to Sangyong.
Makita 1.500rpm and Park...2.000rpm and you count the time to thread a screw?
Makita has 16 screwdriving gears that work when Parkside doesn't have and breaks your hand and still doesn't stop.
That Makita is Made in China and still beats Parkside. You couldn't even compare a Makita Made in Japan. Let's see in 3 years of daily use if it still works and if it keeps the battery like at Makita.
For DIY and price, Parkside is very good. Much better than many tools made in China, but it doesn't compare to Makita
cut the professional type bullshit fairytale. Nowadays all the mastoro uses Parkside tools.
Makita >Parkszajs
jak ty specjalnie sabotujesz żeby parkside wygrał
Nie nie
Makita i not original
Makita is original.
@@FORWORKANDFUN how the makita is probably in its original blue color and not in white
@@user-kz8fm5eu4v
Makita makes limited edition white and black
Beware, this video is comparing 2013 used Makita model to 2019 brand new Parkside drill and compares nothing but power, cause even this old drill would win in every other category than sheer power (reliability, ergonomy, battery system, precision, even price cause used model like this one can be found for less than 50 euro, so cheaper than new Parkside). It's so unfair its probably a paid advertisement.
Greetings. My canal is objective to produce and therefore Parkside won because it is stronger. Just a few individuals to not admit of the 4 half machine have no chance of brushless motor
Makita = china. Parkside = Germany 👍
But they are both made in china
@@bluecrafter_ made in Germany
@@bluecrafter_ 😂😂😂
Sebastian Nowiński citation please. As far as I can find they’re made in China
@@lonedesertfox On my parkside it is made in Germany