Parkside cordless circular saw from LIDL

Testing the cordless circular saw bought at LIDL for around 40€.
The main focus of the test was on the battery life when it's not brand new. We could talk about the ergonomics of the saw, lack of power, cheap blade but you get what you pay for.
I think Parkside tools or every merchandise in LIDL for a certain hobby is a great way to equip you without spending too much. If you hit the limitations of those tools than you know it's time to buy a more professional without regrets.

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[typhoontim]

Good video. This saw and ANY circular saw should be used with a 4AH battery or higher. Then the saw rarely stutters or stops, is stronger & lasts much longer. The saw is great value foe the average DIYer, especially if you already have the batteries, preferably 4AH and above!

[zjgztrs]

Thanks 4 your time doing this vid, u hv saved me a few ££s :)

[irishwanderer]

That's the good thing about cords they deliver the torque needed I've the old version of this saw and it absolutely shits all over that yoke even with a full blade haha

[borisznidarsic]

Mine was misaligned by 1.2mm from front to back end of blade. I am trying to see if there is a cure for misalignment.

[stevendouglas]

What's the blade size and bore hole size

[iangraham]

Maybe if you didn't dog it so much it wouldn't be stalling out, it's not a corded saw, you need to go a little easier with it. If it was 24 or better still, 36v, it would be well worth the money.

[irishwanderer]

Ball of shite but will get er done with brute force and dog ignorance haha 😂 have the older one and it's arii get a skilsaw have it for life that's my plan