Parkside Cordless Planer PHA 12 A1 UNBOXING TESTING

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[@darwill7834]

Please stop it's painful watching u butcher that wood !!!!!!!

[@Pecke1234]

Let The planer to start at max speed

[@paulgray3231]

Looks like it would do a good job finishing off scribes

[@davidbray6515]

So it's your first time using a planner

[@bodyworxmassagetherapy7382]

You should never start a planer on the wood.

[@bodyworxmassagetherapy7382]

Peter S I've noticed, but fair play for him to keep on going.

[@oshalkovsky]

Очень хороший обзор. Спасибо!!

[@rockyfish3115]

Went into lidl looking for the grips didn't have any

[@mauro2223]

how long you can work with battery of 2 A and 4 A ? thankssss

[@MrBarrytommy]

its very good for the money but it states in the guarantee something like it's null and void if used by the trade
but hey ho cheap enough to try out ,good test video

[@TheSavagederek]

No it's not really . I can buy the Makita 18v for £80 almost new online and I own batteries . That tool will last many years and do much heavier tasks . This thing is junk .

[@GroupDenmark]

Your first time ever with an electric planer? what was the cost and where in europe did you purchase it?

[@TechGuruAndrew]

49 euros

[@Boz1211111]

Maybe not practical in many aplications, but much better than i would expect

[@wilfridkolarik6110]

Very good video, tank you very much for the quality of job

[@andyguyuk1]

Why does he hate the wood and planner so much haha

[@davidshinwell9452]

He is killing that machine obviously he has not a clue how to use them

[@xxnickthegreekxx]

Looks very similar to the Bosch version 🤔

[@BestUserNameUK]

You're going to ruin the blade using it like that!

[@retiredpainter259]

Your talking to the tech expert 😂😂

[@strongestfan9823]

Your pushing to fast fast and overloading the motor, calm down it’s only 12 volts

[@mancikmarek]

Omg, this First time you have a planner in your hands. 👎🏻

[@TechGuruAndrew]

nop :)

[@itsme-rn8is]

​@@TechGuruAndrew but it looks like in case of electric planers. ;)
Never start in the middle of the wood but at the very end, so that only the part before the blades sits on the piece of wood and start with full speed. Electric planers don't need to be pushed like a manual tool, electric planers have to be moved with a steady and always permanent same movement. Old paint needs to be taken of with a sander before planing, otherwise you might not recognize nails or screws, which destroy the blades at once.
Nevertheless - thanks for showing, Andrew. I will stay with my Bosch GHO 12V-20, which has the incredible feature of up to 17 mm rebating depth, which is not possible with the Parkside planer at all because of the housing at both sides of the planer.
btw: the battery will last much longer, if you don't press on/off each second but keep it on for a longer time. To start such tools take much more current from the battery then a steady "on".

[@vaselinasikowara7479]

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[@TheSavagederek]

The batteries are utter shite. I had the 12v jigsaw , one battery blew up and smoked and the other stopped charging after 8 or 9 charges . Not worth the money . And the case is not very strong either . The latches snap off easily .

[@Shandinho]

Never start the tool on the surface you are working on, at best it's no good for the blade at worst it could shatter.
Not the first time I've seen something dangerous on this channel, reminds of fingers near the blade in a table saw review!

[@jamiemullin8606]

The tester is Battering the planer

[@markjarman7819]

Couldn’t find one so paid the price and got the bosch.

[@michaelbrowne8469]

Carrot shaver

[@harryharry8384]

lol you should never be let near a good tool ever again.....
shocking...

[@TheSavagederek]

Yea but that's nowhere near a good tool 😂

[@i.h.3147]

Blasphemie!