Afraid all the neighbours could read the French booklet but they cannot speak English, Welsh or Scots. Lidl 2 Fa.wessel 1 Kompernass parkside 1 Owim gmbh & co. kg 1 Parkside 1 Parkside. 1 Parkside® 1 Ps 1 Other than this other tools such as a grinder and an 18v cordless drill have lasted me for ages. The cordless drill driver ive had for 5 years now and its still going good.

PARKSIDE Multi-Purpose Tool from Lidl any good? - DIYnot PARKSIDE Multi-Purpose Tool from Lidl any good? - DIYnot

A lot of the cheapo stuff has plastic gearing and other inards so may not hold-up to much wellie, clearly this is a problem to pros but less of an issue for the DIYer. Nothing wrong with some of this cheapo stuff IMO if used in the correct situation (DIY/occasional). Battery is suitable for all Ferrex 20V and 40V Power Tools. The 20V Battery is also available but these are only compatible with 20V Ferrex Power Tools.It has a complete connection set for 13mm garden hoses including a tap connector and an ergonomic grip. the relivent point was all 3 batteries fit all 3 tools although they all have there own individual chargers that will only charge the individual battery

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although most people will know me for singing the praises of ryobi 'i have over many years bought parkside stuff when the giveaway price means you can try somthing out or double up as secondery gear

I have had a few parkside tools now and they have not let me down apart from one tool which I cant criticise too much as its not really a power tool. This tool was the rotary hobby tool (dremel type). The power of this tool wasnt as I expected but hey who can complain at 10 quid. Likewise I have become curious to find out who actually makes these tools as they are better than similar "cheap" brands From experience I have always had a secondary power tool to most of my branded tools for example i have two jigsaws, one a Bosch GST135BCE Jigsaw and have had several cheapers ones as secondary jigsaws. The reason I say several is that they never last, I have returned 3 Power direct jigsaws from screwfix, a few performance power tools from B and Q and a few others from here and there such as drills and grinders from the Netto store. It runs off a propane / butane mix and can only be sold to over-18s so don't forget to take your ID. in Lidl Offers This Week & Lidl Super Weekend LIDL DIY Tools Offers From Thursday, 7 September 2023

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There are over 760 stores in Great Britain and you can find your nearest one using the store finder. LIDL DIY Tools Offers from Thu, 7 Sep 2023. Do you know what’s on sale this Thursday at LIDL UK this weekend ? If you don’t have, using the store’s weekly Leaflets will be your great guide. Some of the tools are quite heavy, so you might want to think carefully about how to get them home. Is there a chance that someone could scan and send me operating instructions and named diagram in English please?Regarding the drill driver im referring to, man i doubt it is made as cheaply as others, it seriously is a very good cordless drill driver, hasnt let me down and hasnt underperformed compared to my Dewalt, Makita and my old mans Bosch

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Big, ive tried one or two challenge products and must say ive really only been impressed by the circular saw even though the laser switch keeps falling out of the housing lol when i gave the drill away i also gave the circ saw and a challenge 18v drill to a young lad who was taking interest in wood working and diy Reason I ask is that many retailers, even DIY retailers such as Screwfix always have cheap alternative tools for those who cannot afford the real deal. But what the customer gets is a rotten piece of kit. The company that supplies them to Lidl is Kompernaß but this doesn't answer your question about who makes them. Presumably, they are made in factories in China which also make products with well-known brand names. If they share designs or components with the major brands I suppose those major tool companies take all kinds of measures to make sure we can't find those things out.

The purpose of this thread is just to point out how good Lidls version of tools is. The tools feel robust and from experience last for a long time as well as perform excellent.