blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
meego
Well-Known Member
I bought one today. Trigger was jammed straight out of the box.
Marmaduke
Well-Known Member
I've got one of their impact guns which does the job on most nuts. I have bought one of these little cut off saws which is really great for getting into awkward places, I don't know if Lidl sell the cos this was from Machine Mart but the only downside is you can only use their spare blades the wrench jobber is a pile of rubbish though
the wrench jobber is a pile of rubbish though
I've got one of their impact guns which does the job on most nuts. I have bought one of these little cut off saws which is really great for getting into awkward places, I don't know if Lidl sell the cos this was from Machine Mart but the only downside is you can only use their spare blades
Air tools need a mist lubricated feed or oiler attached, at the very least a bit of thin oil put in them now and again. Of course that does not apply to spray guns which need dry air..
Marmaduke
Well-Known Member
It has a spray up the pipe before it's used
potus
Well-Known Member
I've got one of their impact guns which does the job on most nuts. I have bought one of these little cut off saws which is really great for getting into awkward places, I don't know if Lidl sell the cos this was from Machine Mart but the only downside is you can only use their spare blades
Our local Lidl's did have the stubby saw, I was tempted but didn't go for it in the end. All items appeared good quality, I have an electric Parkside chainsaw which has never let me down in donkeys years and from memory the air tools were Parkside.
