2 factors: The price of the tool and how much use will it see. Bosch no doubt the best choice if you plan to use it every day and drive thousands of rivets. Although I would argue towards Makita since their tools are easier to repair and parts availability is good. Why spend hundreds on a tool when you cant repair it? Also the Makita rivet gun is made in Japan, Makita makes their specialized high quality tools in Japan.
Bro you can’t compare Bosch professional with normal parkside. At least you should take parkside performance to make a comparison. But even than the price difference is insane.
It seems you don't know that a large percentage of Bosch tools are made in China too. Bosch has its own factory in Hangzhou, and a JV factory with Chervon in Nanjing, China.
Both are made by bosch professional for technical studies. Parkside are valuable. But the structure and efficience of the tools are not the same of course...
Money for a useless tool is money lost. For short term use: rent a good one. Professional: invest into a good one. They offer a million years guarantee with free replacement, however, when the work is there, you don't want to spend that time with cruising for the closest Lidl.
@@klbkss It is a hard decision. I used to use Parkside for less significant weekend projects, but I found, not only I wasted time returning it, but it was a lot slower to work with the less precise machine. When I only have a few hours for job, I have more success with a good tool. So I stopped offer-harvesting in Lidl. I rather wait and save money for quality brands. Takes longer time, but trust me, they fool you with these cheap offers. Besides, these short life-span equipment are also a very serious environmental issue.
I have a parkside angel grinder for about five years now done a lot of work and still going strong like everything some of the stuff is good some not so good but all of them are cheap 👍
Yeah.. The pro rivittools (bosch, makits, hilti, etc) are very expencive for home users (500+€) . Today i uses a 100€ china rebuild with makita akku. Works fine for my projects (bird avorys) but not for pro workers (facecade or roof)... I hope the parkside will come to germany.. Looks like it is faster the the china tool i had...
Chinase OEM no name (made for Kaufland/Lidl) vs proper long known brand name product, that has proper guarantee, after sales parts and support? Not even a contest really...
2 factors:
The price of the tool and how much use will it see.
Bosch no doubt the best choice if you plan to use it every day and drive thousands of rivets.
Although I would argue towards Makita since their tools are easier to repair and parts availability is good. Why spend hundreds on a tool when you cant repair it?
Also the Makita rivet gun is made in Japan, Makita makes their specialized high quality tools in Japan.
Makita made in Brazil, China, 80% Thailand but NEVER in Japan. 😅
Макита уже давно из Китая... качество нынешней макиты не сравнится с прошлым.
@TheVengord well it depends were you live, here in the uk, we have a makita factory at Telford. If its not uk made we generally get Japanese made.
@@TheVengordmiss kita
The best choice is a pneumatic riveter
Absolutely NO ...
@@filipporossifavilli68 Absolutely yes when driving thousands of "pop" rivets a day. They are far lighter and far faster
@@PeterChapman-rg6gr but they are not wireless.
@@Swain_Blake No they are not but they are at least 10 times faster and there is no battery riveter that will do 2000+ rivets day after day
Bro you can’t compare Bosch professional with normal parkside. At least you should take parkside performance to make a comparison. But even than the price difference is insane.
When will the Parkside come on the market in Europe?
? Already here for years
😮
Het is al jaren verkrijgbaar Maarten, via Lidl
@@DeHunk zoek hem voor mij maar op in de online shop
😂 serieus
For people who don't know the Parkside riveter here is All Hand-made, and a riveter is not yet available in Parkside's 20V family.
Do you have a list of parts needed to make it? 🤔
Parkside is brand name of Lidl, Chinese oem. Bosch is a well-known producer and one of the leaders. So which one is better?😂 of course Bosch
It seems you don't know that a large percentage of Bosch tools are made in China too. Bosch has its own factory in Hangzhou, and a JV factory with Chervon in Nanjing, China.
@Paddy-jf1ql :) one question, how many plants Parkside has?
Bosch - Made in China
@georgioschounos1083 some of them, some in Hungary, Germany etc.
Parkside are made by Einhell.
My hearth will go with little David but, that red badge "heavy duty" on Goliath it's turning me to the path of righteousness
My choice is Gesipa
but the price is horrible
@@marcinbalcerzak896 Honsel it's even more expensive
Paraksajd je dobar alat za koje pare i 3 godine garancija
Bosch❤
Perfect 👏👏👏👏👏
bosh 💪💪💪 parkside 💪 💪
Yep, i choose Bosch
Wer ist denn jetzt besser?
Bosch
I wish Parkside comes cheaper than Bosch 🤗
Both are made by bosch professional for technical studies. Parkside are valuable. But the structure and efficience of the tools are not the same of course...
Makita.
Money for a useless tool is money lost. For short term use: rent a good one. Professional: invest into a good one. They offer a million years guarantee with free replacement, however, when the work is there, you don't want to spend that time with cruising for the closest Lidl.
what if no rent avaible amd you are not pro?
@@klbkss It is a hard decision. I used to use Parkside for less significant weekend projects, but I found, not only I wasted time returning it, but it was a lot slower to work with the less precise machine. When I only have a few hours for job, I have more success with a good tool. So I stopped offer-harvesting in Lidl. I rather wait and save money for quality brands. Takes longer time, but trust me, they fool you with these cheap offers. Besides, these short life-span equipment are also a very serious environmental issue.
I have a parkside angel grinder for about five years now done a lot of work and still going strong like everything some of the stuff is good some not so good but all of them are cheap 👍
BOSCH😎🤳
Parkside! ❤
Bosch makes professional grade tools
보쉬가 이제 정신차렸군~~~신제품 굿~~~
ONLY Gesipa
Milwaukee duh
no Hilti
@@RayTitske come on man, we ain't all made of money. Lol.
Chi difende parkside è perché non sa cosa significhi usare un prodotto pro. Milwaukee 4eva!
Yeah.. The pro rivittools (bosch, makits, hilti, etc) are very expencive for home users (500+€)
. Today i uses a 100€ china rebuild with makita akku. Works fine for my projects (bird avorys) but not for pro workers (facecade or roof)...
I hope the parkside will come to germany.. Looks like it is faster the the china tool i had...
Are you joking? - The Parkside brand is owned by and selling in the German retailer Lidl for years!
I mean the electric Akku rivet machine. Not the whole parkside brand.
Chinase OEM no name (made for Kaufland/Lidl) vs proper long known brand name product, that has proper guarantee, after sales parts and support?
Not even a contest really...
Всё это шляпа Gesipa лучший заклёпочник
Dove posso acquistare la rivettatrice parkisaid
Lidl online shop
Parkside is metabo in a different silicone jacket
No !
Hahaha
👎You shouldn't compare a blue (= professional) Bosch with a tool from discounter Lidl. Be fair and at least use a green Bosch tool!
Because Bosch green has been killed by Parkside, which is more competent in spec and quality!
Бош губки стачиваются
Быстро
Bosh
Hilti riveter or airline riveter. These childs toys arent worthy.
Hilti RT 6-22 - rivets up to 5mm, pull force 10 000N, Bosch GRG 18V-16 - rivets up to 6.4mm and pull force 16 000N. Yeah, defo Hilti looks childish :D
@@icku they'd run rings around these budget brands 😂 plus who doesn't like lifetime warranty 👍
BOSCH is a quality product that CANNOT BE COMPARED WITH FERTILIZER!
Parkside tutta la vita!
😂😂😂😂 that is a short life😂
Parkside sucks! Battery broken after few years,.never again
DeWalt
Bosch
Bosch