Don't mind the introduction!! I ve already tested it far more and in harder conditions with all batteries, than the author of this video!! IS THE BEST PARKSIDE SABRE SAW MADE SO FAR. I ve tested all of them included the 2 acumulators one. This is the best and can cut through everything with the proper blade!! The price is unbeatable!!
Pissed I let myself be fooled by online people telling me parkshit is great, IT ISN'T, and I was stupid enough to waste money on these parkshit toys. Some will label me a troll, that's ok, they'll come around when they see their money flushed down the toilet as I saw.
Thank you for giving this channel a chance! I hope you find a video that you like! Mine are not like TTC, I don‘t have the equpment they do, but I give it my best shot.
I bought this sabre saw for 25 eur. I know that it isn't for hardcore use but for the application that i need, is fine. I've seen that the shaft has almost 1cm distance from the plastic housing. If we can get a damaged 2028a1 and exchange the mechanism, it would easily become a 28mm stroke.
For €25 you can not get a better tool! Even on Aliexpress you can not find something like this for less than €50 and even then it has no warranty and the quality is questionable at best! Fantastic purchase for €25. Soon I will be testing the new Performance carbide blades too with this saw. It may be interesting for you. I want to also test all the other blades I can find against the carbide Parkside blades. How does it sound to you as a test?
@BrokeLifeEU thank you. I had a one day coupon for a discount of 25eur. That is why it was so cheap. The first thing I wanted to do is to modify it to increase the cutting lenght.
I have seen complaints about the Performance one ideed. I personally use it not too often but about 2 times a week. I have had no issues. I am just sharing my experience with it and I understand that for you it may have been a bad one.
@@BrokeLifeEU yes, I took the brushless one because it is more robust,.. I'll see what I do next, but I've got 5 parkside batteries. not sure I'll be changing brands.
As I rule of thumb I go for the tools made by Kompernaß for Parkside whenever possible. This one is made by Gizzly tools and again I see and hear of more faults with the Grizzly version. As you said the price of the battery platform is the big selling point with Parkside. Compared to Milwaukee or other brands the batteries are very cheap but still very good.
Mostly Lidl online stores. They have most tools available at all times. Currently there are lidl online stores in Spain, France, Germany, Belgium, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia and maybe I am missing some but I mostly shop online. Or in store if I see a big discount.
No, they are no better than Parkside, maybe a wit worse, but not by a lot. However Lidl were out of blades and I wanted to test the saw with brand new blades or near enough. However it took me long enough to get to testing the saw. And in that time I had used the blades that came with the saw for quite some time. Hence the Total blades. The Bosch ones were waaay too expensive.
It is a good saw. You are right! For me just the vibrations in the handle feel a bit too much from time to time. And the blades that come with it are good, but with the slightest hint of misuse they go blunt and FAST.
@BrokeLifeEU have you tested the one with 2 acumulators, or makita djr187?? Those are real vibrators and very heavy. This d5, I mostly use it only one handed, cause is light and low vibrations compared to others!!