NEW DOWNGRADE! Parkside Multitool PAMFW 20-Li C3.
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- 00:00 - Intro
01:30 - Specs
03:40 - Testing
08:00 - Final words
*B2 is not made by Grizzly tools as I say in the video! It is manufactured by OWIM. C3 is made by Grizzly tools. I don't know how I got them confused. I do apologise!
B2 - www.lidl.de/p/parkside-20-v-a...
C3 - www.lidl.sk/p/parkside-aku-mu...
Let me know what you think in the comments.
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very interesting find, I actually got the B2 out of the cheap price and small looking form factor. It's actually smaller than my dewalt 18v multitool, and even smaller than the old parkside 12V multitool. This B2 has to be added to a Parkside hidden Gems list. They do have a few actually really decent tools, from both 12V and 20V ranges. Also some of their grinder - and circular saw - because in UK you can only get 4Ah battery, very underpowered. I bought a dewalt to parkside adapter - makes the tools that can do with more current perform on a whole new level. I usually use the 5A dewalt power stack - that thing is mad. And if torque tool test channel is to be believed, the protection is built into the parkside battery pack, not into the tool, hence why with dewalt they can take as much as they can dare. It's a risky game tho, first gen 20v parkside grinder went up in smoke because I was pushing it really hard, cutting bitumen sheets (makes the disk bind up/grubby) - anyways, for £25 for the grinder and grinder bought maybe 5 years ago, I didn't cry much. Bought another one straight after - this despite dewalt's offering being down at £140 at the time for the body only.
The good part of going for Parkside is the price. Even more so if you get a discount. You use it as much as you can and when it goes wrong as you say you don't cry too much. I even know of certain mechanics that use Parkside tools as their main tools and they are satisfied with them.
B2 is made by OWIM, but it's not important anyway. Luckily I have the B2 Version.
But I got the PWSAP 20 C3 angle grinder which vibrates like crazy with the included disc. Used it for 15-30 minutes and could feel it in my hands for hours afterwards. Were all tingly and I couldn't feel any light touches. After I complained to the manufacturer, they sent me a new one which has the same vibrations. So I can only use that one with cutting discs where the vibrations aren't as bad.
YOU ARE RIGHT! I don't know what I was looking at... I will add this to the description as a disclaimer!
I get the feeling that Parkiside turn to Grizzly tools whenever they want a cheaper tool and a bigger profit margin. In the end the quality suffers from it.
@@BrokeLifeEU Not necessarily. The 12V Angle Grinder (PWSA 12 B1) is made by Grizzly Tools as well and it's great aside from the switch which isn't as easy to press as I'd like. I even bought a second one to avoid switching the discs.
We always must looking for the right model! I don't bought still a drill, The PPBSA 20-Li A1, looks very close to PABSP 20-Li C3
@@kiky2h I've got the PABSP 20-Li C3 and can't say anything negative about it so far.
The B2 is a handy machine, so much slimmer than the 12v one and about the same price. Just don't use it for long with an 8Ah, the heat and vibrations can melt the battery pack onto the machine and you'll find yourself having to use a mallet to dislodge it!
Really? I never tried the 12V as I thought it might be too weak. But I did not think it would be bigger.
@@BrokeLifeEU Yeah I was surprised too, the handle is really bulky in comparison. Haven't tested it yet, just picked it up on promo to have a backup 👍
Hello! Your C3 is faulty I guess. I have the B2 and C3 - The C3 has more RPM and the noise is ear piercing only when cutting tile. The vibration in the handle on both is the same for me.
Thank you for letting me know! I will see if I can get my hands on another C3. However at this time it looks like it is more like a hit and miss with the C3. Either it is a good unit or a bad unit. And it looks like it is 50-50 for now. Where was yours bought from?
@@BrokeLifeEUHi, my wife was logged in and my first comment is from her account. It is bought from Lidl Bulgaria and it is the “latest” release of the C3 version. The B2 model is OWIM and build quality is superior.
Yes, OWIM is correct for B2 I don't know why I said Grizzly. I hope the C3 you have is better than the one I tested!
After all it is a hobby tool and you get what you pay for. Cant complain about the comfort 😁
True it is a hobby tool! I just thought it is worrh knowing the difference between the B2 and C3.
Holy shit I actually have a pair of 4 pot Alfa Romeo Brembo breaks I want to respray 😂
You are joking 🤣🤣🤣
Струва ли си?В лидл го има на 60 лв в момента
За мен, ако има наличен B2, това е по-добрият вариант. B2 беше 25 EUR на разпродажба, но сега е 50 EUR. Така че за половин цена бих казал, че C3 е добър избор.
Hi! When a brushless performance?
Hello! They had one a while ago but is now discontinued so I guess there was not much interest in a brushless Performance multitool.
Yeah the performance one was discontinued and still highly sought after online from what I see. Seems like everything released ever since the Arnold ad campaign and the switch to new packaging has been inferior. Like the brand's peak was 1-3 years ago when it was expanding the performance lineup and the quality was stable. God knows how much they've invested in marketing last year, but we're paying for it now it seems!
Unfortunately that does seem to be the case! Nothing I have tried with the new packaging is better than any way shape or form. That must have been a really big check for Arnold.@@Failsafeman100
@@BrokeLifeEUI have one. Would you slike to test it?
Just returned 2 12v versions of same tool, loud as hell. Unusable
Which tool?
@@BrokeLifeEU Finally got 4th unit that works properly, nearly silent on speed4. LiDL Quality is very very bad. Multitool
I bought the c3 version and gave it away, so much vibrations head rattles like crazy(holds on to the attachment but feels like it's broken inside) insanely loud, really dissappointed, not buying another tool before checking out reviews online
also tried using it to cut away mortar to replace a broken (glass) brick it was useless, used angle grinder instead...
Me too I always wait a bit to read the reviews to see some consensus, however ideally I like to see the tools tested first in this kind of format. Ideally in a direct comparison with another model or brand. That's why channels like this one are so valuable - nothing beats seeing them in action!
Thank you! That is what I am trying to do. Seeing them go head to head the newer and older model I think will answer most of the questions.