Good stuff ! Thanks for sharing!

Great video, thank you for sharing

I agree with all your comments, great Vlog.

Had no idea these items were available in Aldi or Lidl. Thanks for sharing. Roy.

Thank you for that good money saving presentation..

Some great looking pieces of kit, at very reasonable prices!

Thanks for this. Aldi and Lidl are great!

Keep a lookout for cutting mats. Go well.

Thanks for getting this video out, 'm a wood turner and often find useful stuff like this. please keep up the updates.

Thanks for sharing. Yes I agree that tools from Lidl , Aldi and Poundland are great value. I have brought metal rulers, modelling knives, files, clamps. You are right that they are not always available. But they are great value. I have 10 large tubes of Uhu , which I brought from Poundland years ago. Now they sell mini tubes for a pound. Thanks again for sharing.

How can I give two thumbs up for a much appreciated and informative video. What a wonderful video that helps us modellers save a few quid - thank you.

Nice review 👍👍👍

Good video thanks. I'll be buying some of those items.

Thank you for sharing

Well done great video

Thanks for sharing. I find Parkside tools excellent value for money. On a low budget I purchased a belt sander, it lasted years. After it’s demise I upgraded to a black and decker, lasted just over 12 months! So back to Lidl for another sander…. I’ve other tools by Parkside too and highly recommend them. 😁👍🍀🇨🇮

Love Parkside products ,ive been buying them for years from lidl

Always in both these stores, and like you have collected some excellent stuff from them both and at good prices...never has any problems with any of the items to date. I lave a Lidl dermal set and just love it ...thanks for your video, you are a man after my own heart. SAVE MONEY

Great video. I've bought stuff from Aldi a few times now including a Dremel style hand drill, but am now off to Lidl to check out the bargains there! Thanks for taking the time to let us know.

drills are great find

Plenty of goody's there. Will have to take a closer look down the centre aisles. Stay safe

Sir, it may have been said before, or it may not, but the state of that cutting mat is epic. It evidences beyond doubt, your passion and commitment to your craft, and I salute you!

Might have to pick up that mini vice and hand drill next time I'm in Lidl

Very useful, thanks for taking the time to share, much appreciated. All the best, Kevin

Cheers for the info

I have bought the drill and vice set used it many times recently bought a sander, belt and disc and so far its been great - I have no issues with the parkside range they offer great value for money!

I agree Dan Parkside tools are very good value for money. I bought a large circular saw that i have abused for years and its still going strong + 10 years

Enjoyed the video very much.

Thank you for a great video! It will help using those small drill bits and sanding pads for my polymer clay beads etc.

I Am A Parkside Tool Junkie , Every Time I Am In Lidl And They Have New Tools , I Have To Buy Them And I Have Yet To Be Disappointed , Great Tools !!!!

wow wish we had these stores over here. Would love to have those drills and magnifier and clamps when I could use them

been in the joinery trade 50 years, get all my tools at aldi and lidl

Excellent video mate! Thanks I've been stocking up on Lidl and Aldi tools and powertools for the last few years from small hand held things up to table saw & stand, garden multi tool, impact guns drill socket sets full spanner set all sorts of stuff! You have to check the reviews and shop wisely as some is brilliant quality and some is cheap crap, (especially when they change their suppliers!) But generally if youre careful you can build a solid tool kit and set of equipment for a fraction of the price of buying big brands and usually 3year warranty! So you can't go wrong really! 👍😎

Great video, it's surprising what tools you can find in these stores, which as you say would cost a lot more from other places. thanks for the share will defo look at my local this weekend. I need some new small size drill bits. Cheers Dave

I swear by Parkside, but I haven't seen any of these in our very small Lidl. I'll keep looking. Thanks.

I've been using the Parkside range for years now, esp the full size power tools, and I've yet to have an issue with any of them

I don't have a convenient Lidl near me, but I do have 3 Aldis, I've bought a number of modelling tools from Aldi. In particular I recommend the subsonic jewelry bath, which I would say has cut my stripping time in half, obviously for smaller components.

Good to know 🙂

Nice video! Here in Spain I bought a box from Parkside with all the bits and drills several years ago, nice quality at affordable price. I've never been disappointed with any tool from Parkside/Lidl.

The hand drill is a good bit of kit I use mine all the time.

I find interesting to see how things are done in the UK and Europe looking at it from an United States of American view because by and large we in America don't have Aldi or Lidl, but we have Walmart, and Harbor Freight that we can get cheap supplies for modelling.

I can recommend the parkside hot glue gun, rechargeable dremel, belt sander, wall sander, rotary sander,

It's all to tempting those centre islands still it has to be done.

I'm lucky enough to live in close proximity to two LIDLs, and there's one right by my studio. They've been very useful for modelling tools and materials, but I'm going to check them out again! I wouldn't mind those micro drill bits.

I'm a Parkside diehard myself and use that magnifier with all my watchmaking stuff and I keep missing the vice set as they sell out almost immediately as a lot of folk in the watch community seek them out as very good for holding cases for opening up or precision work. My older purchases are the Parkside cordless drill which has lasted me years, along with its sister impact driver and the cordless rotary tool and accessory kit has done sterling work and I chucked my old Dremel as the Parkside one is far superior. One thing with Parkside and Ferrex from Aldi is they are most made in Germany, no dubious sweat shop factories and quite a few ppl I know call Parkside poor mans Metabo or Bosch.

@dodgydruid

2 жыл бұрын

I did go one above the magnifier in sourcing on ebay an ex RAF photograph examination lens on a anglepoise heavy duty arm, that thing has a fluorescent ring bulb and I modded it with an arm I built that I can swing in under the powerful lens an even more powerful intense lens giving me about 75x magnification but under a very bright light and I can examine the super fine textures on a five pound note with amazing clarity.

The Hand Drill Set seems very useful, holding little bits with your hands could be very difficult (& dangerous!)

San Diego says hello👍👍👍👍👍. Yes it's always fun and exciting when you find something discounted or at a reduced price. Went to a local Michael's, craft store, looking for whatever, and their tree packs were a little expensive. then I found two packs of trees autumn colors for only $2. they're selling the four trees for near $7 dollars. So 3 two packs =a dollar saved n two more trees. So I went to another Michaels about 20 minutes from the house and scored again. Even our local Walmart's, grocery, department, or super stores almost always has a super hidden item. Take your time and hit every aisle

Those 'sealing washers' are actually O rings. Lidl tools can be remarkable value- shame it is a lottery what they have in at any time.

McDonald's has disposable little cups that are perfect for mixing small amounts of glue or paint and they have the sticks for stirring it, all conveniently stored in the same place (near the sauce dispensers).

@Tensquaremetreworkshop

2 жыл бұрын

I use the caps off milk containers for small amounts, and cut the container base off for larger amounts (and brush cleaning etc). The kitchen supplies them faster than I can use them!

@xboxone7282

2 жыл бұрын

Hello, We are in the USA in Missouri. I was quite impressed by what you bought at Lidl, we do not have Lidl here. But we do have Aldi. Is there any chance you can purchase those same items and ship them to me. I will be more than happy to pay for both. I just love the hobby and getting a good deal.

@sewasewa6585

2 жыл бұрын

Touch of sauce could bring the aroma to the piece

@chrisstainthorpe8172

2 жыл бұрын

Really?

@WHRBERT

2 жыл бұрын

I often leave Costa and Wetherspoons with pockets full of coffee stirring sticks!

Aldi & lidl , life savers . Oh joy of European supermarkets! No share holders like Tesco!

Amazing thankyou.

Great video thanks for sharing your time and remember stay safe and make 🍺🍺👍👍

I'll have a look in aldi n lidl tomorrow for the drills

more realistic to say Lidl stock these things once or twice per year so largely pot luck if you can buy them as they refuse to have an online option. I go to Lidl every week and have never seen some of these items as my branch only takes a few of each item as they are not big sellers in my area so get very limited shop space. I agree with your assessment of the "Dremel" bits, I also note you use a Dremel and not Parkside's own version !

@dansmodelrailways7886

2 жыл бұрын

I have had the Dremel for years, but i plan to buy a Parkside one and do a review and ‘road test’ for an upcoming video, that was i can do i direct comparison of each.

Great and very informative video Dan you've got a new subscriber. I personally like the Lidl and Aldi tool range I've purchased a lot over the years and I'm still wait waiting for the combi drill and driver with long cable to come back round as I just missed it last time it was on the shelf. As an aside one of the staff members at my local Lidl informed me that they usually have roughly 13 weeks for things to rotate in their middle of Lidl range but this can vary sometimes and be a bit sooner due to seasonal sales plans

I have plenty of Parkside stuff, including tools, storage & parts.

Thanks 🤙☮

Nice video. I always keep my eye out in them two. I bought the drills and the hand vice set the same as you and they are really worth the money. I have also picked up a load of good quality stuff in the past. I always look at the websites to see what's in the middle aisle and what's coming up. Bought some really nice compartment boxes from there the same time as the drills etc. Any fire extinguisher is good in a workshop, but I would go for a 2 Kg CO2, yes they cost more but letting off a powder one in an enclosed space is not a good idea and will literally take you weeks possibly months the clean up afterwards, the powder is so fine it gets everywhere. They are small and that's why they are used in motorhomes etc, as said they do the job and are considered to be the most effective, but that comes at a price of the clean up afterwards. Still I suppose that's better than completely losing a £50 grand plus motorhome. If you have the space a CO2 is cleaner.

Guess where I'm going tomorrow. Thanks Dan

I am new to the channel, thank you. Just wanted to add an important tip I recently learned about the small wire brushes. Sometimes cheap wire brushes just fly apart needling you in the process. If you take a couple of drops of CA gel glue at the base you can at least arrest the disintegration to get your value from the brush, it is cheap insurance and seems to work well.

That was a great video. Thanks form making it. We have Aldi in Australia. I've seen a few great modelling tools pop up occasionally. I've even seen them selling dual action airbrushes. I don't think we have Lidl in Australia, though.

That LED magnifying tool would be handy, but the local Aldi here at least never seems to have the products that get advertised nationally.

Lidl, their Parkside soldering iron wasn't much good. I had the battery Dremel tool, ok for a while, but the lock button fell out and motor went noisy. Always buy Antex soldering irons, the bits last longer than the cheap irons from bottom end shops.

As a Goldsmith and part time modeler and hobbyist I find myself in a position to look for tools that I can use in my professional work and as a hobbyist. Now while we here (in the USA) have both Aldi and the Lidl stores (like Europe), our stores (here in the USA) regretfully do not sell either Electronics or Hobbyist Tools unlike our European cousins. Why this is, I have no idea, but it's sad. Many times (in my travels) I have found tools (as well as methods) that I can use from other countries (and people) to make better products and I gladly incorporate both these tools and/or methods to my best ability. I know (for myself anyway) that I do not care where my tools come from, or who makes them, as long as they are well made and do a good job whenever I need them... Thanks... Joe... 😃

I got a set of 25 metric spanners, from ALDI. Really good quality. Also from ALDI, I got several sets of screwdrivers, including the 7 piece set, with the through shafts, and the 105 piece bit set, which includes quite a few bits for anti-tamper screws. The one really big item I got, was the Ferrex free standing table saw.

@flybobbie1449

2 жыл бұрын

I bought similar from Lidl, ok for basic work, but i bent one working on car.

@BedsitBob

2 жыл бұрын

@@flybobbie1449 Which one are you referring to, the spanners or screwdrivers?

Andy bit o kit,,, BTW ! I bet you said " ah fookin ell " when you dropped that heat shrink pack ???

Thanks

parkside tools are available on line as well..

They didn’t have the drill bits in Dunstable but did have a lot of other bits. No magnifier either.

As we found out from a recent fire safety inspection at our workshop... power extinguishers are only really advised for cars... it will ruin your workshop more than the fire if you use it.. they recommend a wet chemical instead.

You’ll need to get a dymo from Aldi help with all the labels you need for the storage box

Hi Dan, great videos, I found Lidl tools are much higher quality than Aldi as most Aldi tools are cheap Chinese rubbish

Make yourself useful ... show us all how we can use these products to make great models.

Right up my street. However can you do your lovely videos without the background music please?

All made in china just like the more expensive named brands!😂 Jman

From experience May I suggest that you use the powder fire extinguisher to throw through the window to get rid of the smoke one buy a more suitable extinguisher for the workshop. To illustrate my point imagine getting.5of a kilo of talcum powder and throwing it in front of a fast fan pointing into the workshop. The damage to you models would be terrible it would get absolutely everywhere.

I think someone told me you will find that a lot of Parkside is made by or a lot of the components are Bosch.

I use a lot of this stuff. The (automotive) tools are decent enough t for home use, but I doubt they’d do well in pro use.

Is the Parkside stuff made by the Parkside model company.

@kenh3344

2 жыл бұрын

No

All nice stuff but it is based on poor wages where they are made and transporting this stuff accross the world

FS look at the size of that plastic box of Seals @ 1.57, Joke.

@dansmodelrailways7886

2 жыл бұрын

Yer must admit out of all the options available this one had the most ‘room’. The others with rivets, heat shrink were full to the brim.

@thomream1888

2 жыл бұрын

Hey George, maybe you could use that box to find the correct size you need, then find a bag or box that has more, for a cheaper price! Dave's suggestion is still valid, just adapt it to suit your needs. And it's been a while since I really looked, but the last time I noted tires being used as bumpers in a harbor, they had a bunch of different sizes and styles of tire: big knobby tractor tires, and smaller auto tires. But that's the cool things about this hobby - take what someone else uses and fit it into what you need. And forgive me for being dense George, but what does the "FS" mean? Thanks. And Thanks Dave - LOTS of good tips here.

You need a bike that pissing loud to let idiot car drivers know you're there, LOUD PIPES SAVE LIVES Also, those are gears, not cogs

i just love cheap nasty tools they break instantly sometimes before i even open the pack !

Good buys for your shop. I don't know about your other viewers but for me Do away with the music it's terrible, unnecessary and only amateurs use it for their video tracks.

Crap

@simongee8928

2 жыл бұрын

Mike. Can you please explain your obvious displeasure instead of using a simple profanity - ?

@pufango4059

2 жыл бұрын

simon Gee I agree crap . Have gone down the route of cheep tools false economy .

@rebusdan

2 жыл бұрын

@@pufango4059 Maybe you just used the tools the wrong way or for purposes they didn't fit to. Do you actually have experience with Parkside tools, or is this just a dumb "It's cheap so it must crap" comment.

@pufango4059

2 жыл бұрын

rebusdan I’m a professional tool maker ,so know crap when I see / use cheep tools.So yes I do have some minor experience and your qualifications are ?

@mikebrown8052

2 жыл бұрын

@@pufango4059 I've had a lot of these replays but I definitely didn't send that opinion.this happens a lot