r/Parkside

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Parkside töölamp Lidlist

Mõtlesin küsida, kas keegi on hiljuti Lidlist sama lambi ostnud ja kas töötab normaalselt?
Peale sisselülitamist ca 30 sekundit näitab väga head valgust ja siis hakkab samm-sammult tuhmimaks muutuma. See valgustugevus, mis lõpuks püsima jääb, on ikka täiesti kasutu.
Aku on täis laetud! Poest antud asendus täpselt samasugune.
Et siis ongi vist selline jurandus?

u/p1ntsel — 15 hours ago

A few more toys ....

Added these to my inventory today, the hammer sounds like a kids rattle tbough, there is something inside the head. I regret not ordering a cordless angle grinder though :( need to add that soon!

u/TopOverall322 — 1 day ago

Drill broken.

My parkside performance impact drill broke, the little lip which holds the battery broke off, what should I do, try to glue it or use the warranty and send it back. Because if I buy it again I don't know if I will get the right one as the one I bought was advertised as the C3 and I got the D4.

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u/Flick_Pick — 1 day ago

What do you miss

Just a quick question out of curiosity, but what Parkside tools are you guys still missing?

For me, that’s a small cordless leaf blower to quickly blow clean my jigsaw or workbench, for example.

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u/Praatjemaker — 1 day ago

Furniture Assembly gear

Everything I collected since starting my furniture assembling journey, I enjoy the price/value ratio with Parkside, and now I scroll lidl shop few times in week to look for new tools 😀 also in Kaufland I always stop by the tools area to even just wonder around. I'm still waiting for more keychains as I have one on my motorcycle😁

Question: Are the smart batteries worth it?

Enjoy

u/mikey_shiat — 2 days ago

I might’ve gone a tad too far within the last 2 months

Parkside had won me over many moons ago with some of their corded tools. And now since I’m working as a semi-professional in my rental apartment’s garage without any sockets, I’ve gone with a whole range of their 20V tools. My wallet is hurting a lot…

u/dan_m_rib — 3 days ago

She’s done

Workshop is done, needs a sand on the edges to flatten wavy cuts (thanks parkside circular saw) also because raw OSB shows imperfections like nobody’s business. All tools moved in now to organise (I’m doomed). Plenty of space for more parkside tools 🤣🤣

u/N3X_OR1 — 3 days ago

Parkside PSBSA 20-Li C3 Impact driver JUST DIED

While doing some light work, making 2 raised vegetable beds, the impact driver just stopped working and won't do anything. Doesn't seem to be the battery. Any ideas?

Tried with a second battery that is basically brand new. Same issue. Have not used it all that much I would say and still in warranty.

Any troubleshooting ideas?

u/Ali-Isma — 4 days ago

How much is this set in your guys country?

I’m just trying to figure out how much premium I’m paying to someone to get it?

u/jahid2003 — 5 days ago

Some might say I have an addiction

Collection of pretty much everything parkside I’ve collected the past year or 2 (can’t remember when I started buying their stuff)

u/N3X_OR1 — 5 days ago

Performance Cordless Planer bad results.

Anyone got any decent results using the Parkside Planer? It feels impossible to reliably remove like 1mm of material. Maybe I'm missing something, or the device is just rubbish...

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u/ContentThing1835 — 4 days ago

grinder beep but not working

Strange beep when try to start this grinder? how to solve?

u/Fuzzyit — 5 days ago

I successfully managed to power my 20v drill through USB-C (That's a follow-up to my previous post)

I didn't think it would even work with a current that is this noisy especially coming from a motor

My 100W power bank does reset with this kind of current but my AC charger does work

I'm impressed that it can even run at full speed and even resist some pretty good torque (I tested that afterwards)

If anyone wants to replicate this for experimentation purposes or to properly 3D print some adapter, here's what I made. I have a 100W PD trigger from Aliexpress set to 20V. To trick the drill that it's a battery, I added a 10 kOhm resistor between the minus value and the center pin, which is where the temperature sensor should normally be connected.

I don't recommend using this technique for daily use but just for fun and experimentation purposes or when you don't really have a battery anymore and you absolutely need to power on your drill for a long time .

And keep in mind that you can't fully accelerate the drill to full speed or it will trip over the charger. You also really need to limit the torque (even the 3 setting is almost too strong) so you can't really use it at its full potential because it does use more than 100 W at its full power

Hope you enjoyed reading my mess. If you have any feedback or questions, feel free to ask

u/AleksLevet — 6 days ago

Does this sound ok?

I have bought Parkside Performance Cordless Impact Driver set PSBSAP 20-Li C3 from Lidl and the driver sounds like this. It makes a click when it starts and it stops. The battery is the one it came with, I did not charge.

Does this thing sound ok?

u/Monstrish — 5 days ago