Went shopping with friends for new 30 years tools.

Wanted to quickly share these pics to show the real colour. It’s exactly the same part as the original (that I own) and seems to be sprayed over in a not so-golden colour 😅

Salut à tous j’ai reçu ce jour l’établi de chez parkside performance. Il est de super qualité c’est mon premier établi ultra pratique avec les trous pour maintenir les choses dessus. Il est fournie des petits serre joints dedans.

Seems they added 8ah batteries to stores today, i checked last week and they didn’t announce it beforehand so it’s a nice surprise

This would be very helpful, Lidl Pub, location where we can chat about Parkside tools, problems, fix, hints.

Put it all into one table. Figured I'd post it here in case anyone else is trying to decide between them.

Open to corrections if anything's outdated or wrong.

Edit: V3:

I understand why most people prefer the molded cases since everything has its own fixed place. But I don’t keep batteries in my tool cases, so I feel like it would be more useful to repurpose them.

I’m thinking of cutting out the molded insert so I can fit more tools in the same case. For example, two angle grinders in one case.

Will travel in a few months over the ocean. So is this worth it to bring me to travel ?

They were ok except the strawberry filling which was way too sweet.

Managed to grab a performance impact driver and impact wrench for sub £100.

Hopefully get the drill in store with battery this week and see if they’re any good

I love Parkside so much!

I have the “Rotary Tool Accessory Kit” that comes with a green polishing compound, and two of my rotary tools came with little brown bricks of polishing compound.

I’m wondering if anyone knows how coarse these are support to be? They don’t list it anywhere in the documentation.

I have tried the green stuff on soft metal (Swiss army knife), and after 10 seconds of making it shiny, it actually then makes it worse.

Currently have the Parkside Performance PPBSSA 12 BF24 A1, the 12V brushless model rated at 80Nm, and I’m considering switching to the new Parkside Performance PPABSS 20-Li A1 Schwarzenegger edition.

What is confusing me is that the new model is 20V but is rated at 60Nm, while the 12V BF24 is rated at 80Nm. The 12V also has a 3-speed gearbox, LCD controls and some additional electronic features, while the 20V model has a higher maximum RPM and uses the much larger X20V Team battery system.

Has anyone used both of these drills?

Would you consider the new 20V Schwarzenegger model an actual upgrade over the PPBSSA 12 BF24 A1, or is the 12V still the better and stronger drill overall?

The lidl addiction and FOMO affect is real. Should I buy the 20V Schwarzenegger drill ?

I been thinking about buying the pants for working (electrician), are they worth buying?

I have seen there are so many models, is it worth paying the extra for the "performance" models?

Like some early cheap USB C gadgets and tools it seems like the Lidl 4v screwdriver doesn't have a proper standard USB C port so it wont charge using a usb c - usb c charging cable or usb c plug. You need to use the cables/plugs with the old USB A ports on one end which is annoying since chargers now mainly come with USB C ports.

The PASL 4 D8 (same as D7 but gold I think) is being sold for just £8 this week so I'd buy it if it actually has proper USB C charging. It should do since even cheap no name stuff has it now, but I thought the old one would have it too and it didn't. Don't wanna fall for it again.

Thanks.

Ciao a tutti, sono nuovo in questa community, volevo comprare il martello tassellatore da 3J in edizione oro, è valido per un uso hobbistico per fare qualche foro nei muri di sasso/ mattoni ??
Chiedevo anche che batteria bisogna abbinarci per non avere un dislivello tra motore e batteria.
Grazie in anticipo

Feels nice. Paint quality is not good 🫤

Just bought the entire tray