Cheap 20v impact driver.

[steve_k]

If anyone is looking for a cheap, 20v 400nm impact driver then get down to lidl.

Just picked one up from there for £60, it has a battery, charger & 4 deep impact sockets 17/19/21/23mm).

For the price I wasn't going to say no even it it only lasts a year.

[martauto]

That sounds like a very cool price Steve, have you used it yet to to say you have ?

Mart.

[MikeBM299]

Hi all, I agree with Steve, the parkside battery impact from Lidl is great. I am using it during my restoration and till now it never let me down. Subframe bolts, half shaft nuts it took them all out.

[steve_k]

That sounds like a very cool price Steve, have you used it yet to to say you have ?

Mart.

Not yet but I will be using in the next few days so fingers crossed.

[steve_k]

Hi all, I agree with Steve, the parkside battery impact from Lidl is great. I am using it during my restoration and till now it never let me down. Subframe bolts, half shaft nuts it took them all out.

Thats great to hear thanks buddy,

[martauto]

Can you buy on line ?

Mart.

[steve_k]

Can you buy on line ?

Mart.

I don't think, surely you've got a local branch?

[steve_k]

Mart, have a look at lionshome.co.uk

They've got loads of parkside tools on their site.
Just found it.

[martauto]

Toooooooooooooooooooo much stuff for me to look at here, my hut is 32 years old and is held up by the Ivy .lol

Mart.

[MrBenn]

I had one very similar a few years back and it was great but the batteries were its downfall. One died within a month, the other lasted about 6 months and that was it.
Now I'm back to working on the e30 and feeling like making my life a little bit easier, I decided to invest in a 90 degree impact driver. I bought the milwaukee one, as I have a lot of there other tools including batteries and chargers. I've only used it for two days, but its now one of those tools I think I could never be without, it has saved me so much time and agro already. I love it

[steve_k]

I had one very similar a few years back and it was great but the batteries were its downfall. One died within a month, the other lasted about 6 months and that was it.
Now I'm back to working on the e30 and feeling like making my life a little bit easier, I decided to invest in a 90 degree impact driver. I bought the milwaukee one, as I have a lot of there other tools including batteries and chargers. I've only used it for two days, but its now one of those tools I think I could never be without, it has saved me so much time and agro already. I love it

i was looking at the milwaukee stuff but when i saw this i thought why not?
i've got a few mulwaukee tools & they've never let me down yet.

[steve_k]

Toooooooooooooooooooo much stuff for me to look at here, my hut is 32 years old and is held up by the Ivy .lol

Mart.

i could easily skint myself on that site
as for my shed? well one good gust of wind & away she goes