Lidl Parkside tools coming back 24/06/2018

[chiokli]

Looking into the future:
https://www.lidl.co.uk/en/Non-Food-Offe ... eek=2&ar=1

The ever popular Track saw is back at £69.99. Cordless 20V angle grinder for £29.99 and the battery is only £11.99 which makes it tempting.

I feel like Lidl/Aldi are becoming the Harbor Freight of Europe with occasionally stellar tools for the money.

 

[sammy.se]

Looking into the future:
https://www.lidl.co.uk/en/Non-Food-Offe ... eek=2&ar=1

The ever popular Track saw is back at £69.99. Cordless 20V angle grinder for £29.99 and the battery is only £11.99 which makes it tempting.

I feel like Lidl/Aldi are becoming the Harbor Freight of Europe with occasionally stellar tools for the money.

Yes!! Thanks for the heads up. I need the track saw, but i need to buy additional tracks.

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[Shaggy]

I don't have space for a table saw in my small workshed so I'm going to take a punt on the Parkside track saw for long cuts I can't do with my mitre saw.

 

[lurker]

The thinner is excellent stuff !, useful to have around

 

[Fergal]

I've had one of these saws for three years. It's a bargain.

You can get extra tracks from Lidl support. See this thread:

lidl-plunge-saw-extra-track-t106300-30.html

I ordered one for my saw last week. It's gone up a bit since the above thread was written, but still a bargain at £17.53 inc P&P

 

[sammy.se]

Just got myself the track saw and an impact drill.£70 for track saw, plus £50ish for an impact drill, charger with battery, plus an extra battery

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[winkiwin]

Fergal

When you got the track last week. Was there an option for a longer length?

 

[Shaggy]

Just got the track saw today and have a quick question.
I know I have to trim the rubber strip on the rails, is it best to cut them with or without wood under them?

Glen.

 

[Simou1]

Glen

I have Festool and Mafell rails and in both cases they are cut without anything underneath, at full blade depth and at top speed. I would imagine that it is the same for the Lidl saw.

 

[DM Flooring]

Hi I'm new to the group. I've 2 of the parkside plunge saws. One I use for cutting ply the other I'd like to put a better and finer cut blade in for trimming doors and kickboards. Does anybody know which blade would be good for this.
Thanks
David

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[sammy.se]

You'll need a higher tooth count, e.g. 40+
Freud, trend, festool (a bit pricey) are good brands.

Also, Remeber you can get the blade resharpened, rather than buy new...

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