Cheap Supermarket Tools - CST R - 12 Volt Battery Cordless Rotary Tool

In this episode, I review the PFBS 12 B2 Cordless 12 Volt Lithium Ion Battery Powered Rotary Tool that I bought at my local supermarket. This Rotary Tool has a 1300mAh capacity Li-Ion battery. This is from my series Cheap Supermarket Tools - Reviews where I buy and test various tools sold at my local discount supermarket.
I often find interesting and cheap Chinese made tools in the discount bin at my local discount supermarket that I sometimes buy to see if they are any good. I figured I would do reviews to see how well these tools work and if they are worth the money.
I bought all of the tools shown with my own money. This is not a sponsored video.
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I review a 12 Volt Lithium Ion battery powered Rotary Tool.

[@VazgShah79]

I have one of Parkside PFBS 12 A1, and in short I can say that this tool is garbage overal, because just from the beginning it made awful noise. So I disassembled it and saw that the motor's front shaft bearing hole is too large than the shaft diameter that is why the motor rotated with terrible vibration. Eventually I tried to disassemble the motor and repair it, but I failed and broke the motor. Then I threw away the whole equipment. It is unusable and don't worth any cent. It had better to look through any cheap chinese brand than parkside Germany???

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This is not a tool review.