Interesting tool at Lidl.

[MrDavidRoberts]

Saw this in their newspaper, seems like some kind of mini screwdriver with different heads... but... if you look closer there's an attachment which seems to me like a mini circular saw?

I doubt that unit is even close to 12v ,more like 3-4v so just a gimmick? What could you even ''cut'' with such thing?

 

[Random Orbital Bob]

Your finger!!!

 

[Rorschach]

In the description it says it for cardboard, textiles etc.

 

[MrDavidRoberts]

In the description it says it for cardboard, textiles etc.

haha I knew something looked funny about it

 

[powertools]

Can't see the problem here the discription clearly states that the tool is 4v and is for cutting fabrics and is not really a woodworking tool.


With a powerful 4V Li-Ion battery for cordless operation
Includes 4 different attachments:
Torque control attachment with adjustable auto-stop – ideal for small screws and sensitive materials
Cutter attachment for soft materials such as cardboard, textiles, leather or other flexible materials
Eccentric attachment for close-to-edge applications
Angled attachment for hard-to-reach areas
With automatic spindle lock for manual screwdriving
Includes battery charger and carry pouch with straps for screwdrivers and accessories

 

[Bm101]

Nah, pretty sure that's a Traditional Veneer Heading Tool.
You can see it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sx2y7MAys20&t=15s
Can't remember the exact time it's i shows up so it's probably best to watch the whole video.
Regards as always.
Chris

 

[Geordie Joe]

Saw this in their newspaper, seems like some kind of mini screwdriver with different heads... but... if you look closer there's an attachment which seems to me like a mini circular saw?

Circular saws are as common as muck, the real question is what does the attachment that looks like a racing car do?

 

[pcb1962]

It looks like it's been copied from the Bosch IXO screwdriver which is a piece of complete and utter carp.

 

[transatlantic]

Saw this in their newspaper, seems like some kind of mini screwdriver with different heads... but... if you look closer there's an attachment which seems to me like a mini circular saw?

Circular saws are as common as muck, the real question is what does the attachment that looks like a racing car do?

*looks at top four images of attachments*

..wait .. none of those look like racing cars, what the hell is that silly person talking about ..

*looks down*

...aww balls. Now I'm the silly person.