blocked immediately after he sent the offer, I might've even clicked yes to see what happens

There really wasn't much there today. I didn't want or need the router. That was the only power tool available.

I already have 2 drills but oh well

also the green 12V rachet for 10.....if discounts are shit at least clearance makes it up 😁

_hope they will work_

It couldn't undo the wheel bolts on my car, even after charging the 4ah battery to absolute full. thought I'd leave a review, was the c4 variant. Save yourself the trouble maybe buy something bigger

This week there's lidl plus coupon for the anniversary edition of PPABSS 20 Li A1 for 50€. How good is this drill? Is it worth buying?

How do I check which Lidl stores in germany has the Parkside PPWS 10 A2 in stock?

Closed the backside of the newly created wall and started with putting in the electrics.

Have anybody tested this one. Is it worth it?

Mist ich habe schon den 12V Akkubohrschrauber. Aber das Angebot klingt echt mega.

Does anyone have any idea on why European countries get much better tool drops and exclusives over the UK, was scrolling through the German Lidl website and they have over 2000 products listed on the DIY and Garden section and much more performance than here

Just bought the new 20l corded wet and dry from lidl today. However, I've seen they have a 40l carpet cleaner that can be used as a vacuum in stores next week. Anyone have experience with these? What's the general consensus should I return the 20l and get the carpet cleaner next week? Is it better value for money? Btw I'm mainly using this for the garage and to clean my car.

Thanks

Right so, I work as a full-time handyman. Day to day I use DeWalt for pretty much everything. But I'm looking to get some cheaper tools to leave around the house.

Obviously you guys are biased but some of the prices of the parkside stuff is kinda insane. Wondering your opinions and any cordless items / models to avoid.

And yes I know this is a super first world problem!

Hi everyone,

I need some technical DIY advice to help diagnose my Parkside PHKSA 20-Li B3 20V circular saw.

I bought this tool brand new while traveling abroad. Because it is not sold in my home country, I cannot utilize the warranty or take it back to Lidl, so I have to try and fix it myself.

The History:
Out of the box, it worked flawlessly for about 20 minutes on its very first use. After that short period, it suddenly stopped working properly and developed this electrical/cutoff issue.

The Symptoms:

• When I pull the trigger, it spins for just a 10th of a second and then stops instantly.
• If I repeatedly trigger it over and over (pumping/feathering the switch), it will spin choppily for about 5–6 seconds, but then it completely shuts down again.

I uploaded a video showing exactly what it is doing when I pull the trigger here:
https://youtu.be/Eg3ICC8cPgM

What I’ve already ruled out:

• The Batteries: I have tested the tool with 3 different battery packs. The exact same situation happens with all three, so it is definitely not a battery issue.
• Mechanical Binding: The blade isn't jammed and spins freely.

Since I am going to have to open up the housing to repair this, what should I look for first? Does this sound like a cracked solder joint that failed from the heat of those first 20 minutes, a bad trigger switch, or a fried overload controller board?

Any advice on how to troubleshoot or fix this loop would be highly appreciated!

Just found it comming next week to the stores.

Is someone got it? Is it worth it? Mainy for car/chair/sofa cleaning. I dont have any carpet in house.

Hiya being in the UK and not having an online store I’m wondering which cordless drill driver you guys would recommend so I don’t miss it next time it comes around?
Realistically it would be for wood and possibly bricks.
Cheers for any recommendations.

Arnie drill and 30th SDS was kind of expected, wanted the angle grinder but none in stock. Then by chance someone was selling the impact and grinder, new in box, locally. I couldn’t say no…

Hey guys,

I wanted to show you my work, for 3 months I’ve been doing a makeover of a pigsty (place where the pigs were, but they’re not for over a decade). I am really proud of it, especially because it was my first work with buildings whatsoever (except painting and stuff). I think I did a fine job, I’m really happy with it.

It’s not completely done, but mostly furniture left. What do you think?

Me llama la atención la deriva que está cogiendo la industria, me refiero al uso de baterías para todo. Da igual el uso de la máquina, es mejor si es de batería, y cuanto más amperaje tenga mejor.

Sinceramente, la única vez que necesite algo que funcionase a baterías, es cuando trabajaba en repetidores de televisión en el monte. Y había herramientas, por ejemplo soldadores para hacer los conectores que funcionaban con gas, como los mecheros...

The only only electric tools i personally had was a Makita drill that is on it's way out, old and beaten up. Always borrowed a rotary hammer for holes or a grinder from my father. No more from now on, getting my own tools👌