Lancs Lad
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GazCro
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Heat 3 is crying out for some Wain Rory action. Or should it be the machine for the finals?
Quattromike
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Should have had your edge protection in place 
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
or should that be Hedge protection !!Should have had your edge protection in place
JD450A
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Lancs Lad
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Well that went well
bell ends calling bellends bellends kinda thing .
JD450A
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T whiting
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How are you finding the Lidl impact?
JD450A
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Better than the expensive red impact.... Got the drill too and a multitool, grinder next... outstanding IMHO
T whiting
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The little one or the big one? I've got the big DeWalt and it's a hell of a tool and the same as the red one. It sounds like it's not a bad set of tools to have but aren't they a on sale untill there gone affair?
JD450A
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yes on sale till there gone.... Impact was £50 with a battery..... Would of got two but there was only one left.
Lancs Lad
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Capiltalist bastard. Don't know how you sleep at night. They'll be copying M&S cardigans next.
Mark
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Don’t think it would stand up to the everyday use, my 1/2 Milwaukee will take the wheel nuts off our low loader without cracking them. And that’s after some savage tyre fitter has over torqued them with his inch air gun
JD450A
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Don’t think it would stand up to the everyday use, my 1/2 Milwaukee will take the wheel nuts off our low loader without cracking them. And that’s after some savage tyre fitter has over torqued them with his inch air gun
Time will tell, but at £50 I can't fault it.
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Smiffy
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Don’t think it would stand up to the everyday use, my 1/2 Milwaukee will take the wheel nuts off our low loader without cracking them. And that’s after some savage tyre fitter has over torqued them with his inch air gun
The biggest thing I have found with Lidl tools is the vibration.
The build quality is surprisingly good but things like their oscillating multi tool I think would be more profitable being sold by Ann summers.
I often buy Lidl tools if I don't know how much I will use it, with the view that if it gets well used and breaks I will replace it with a better brand, problem is some of the really well used stuff won't die and I can't bring myself to replace a tool in working order for the sake of the new one just being more ergonomic to use
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charlie2
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I was happy with mine multi tool, drill, impact driver and wrench batteries and charger for less than one of the bigger brands drill kit. Batteries seem to hold charge well no issues so far with any of it.
Storrsy
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A forestry mate keeps all his cordless tools in his van Parkside. That way if they all get nicked it will only cost him £20 to replace them all.
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Smiffy
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All well and good if they have the tools you need in stock when they nick them
Although I have heard of some readies having breaking and they leave the parkside stuff or see parkside stuff and don't bother to look any further as it's not worth the time
Gunners
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So is it worth putting decent tools in a parkside box then?
Have we just cracked the security issue!
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