Parkside PSBSA 20-Li A1 vs Parkside PABH 20-Li B2 is it worth it?

Parkside drill/driver PABS 20-Li D4 (20V-2A) without impact
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or can he buy at the same price?
BLACK+DECKER with Stroke(BDASB18V) 18V-1,5A .
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(Test) screwdrivers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1OU4503NCg&t=1235s


Which one do you recommend?

BD slimmer and as if it was not a poor relative of Dewalt, even such a simple stroke also speaks in his favor. In addition, I have a fondness for BD because in the 80's you could buy their equipment in the scout store, which some still operate today.

When choosing a screwdriver, answer two basic questions: what will it be used for and how often will you use it?

Hello.

From 5-6 hours on youtube there is a movie with a comparison of exactly those screwdrivers (I did not create a movie).
I mean, those screwdrivers you're asking for, because the title of this topic is the wrong name of the Parkside screwdriver.

Greetings.

PS I think something happened to the subject from which it was separated, because at least I currently do not "see it".

Keflavik wrote:

Hello.

From 5-6 hours on youtube there is a movie with a comparison of exactly those screwdrivers (I did not create a movie).


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Can you provide a link?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1OU4503NCg&t=1235s

yanes wrote:

BD slimmer and as if it was not a poor relative of Dewalt, even such a simple stroke also speaks in his favor. .

Next you are behind the choice of BLACK + DECKER with Stroke (BDASB18V)
after seeing the test, these Drill Drivers?

I will say yes, both are worth the price and although I would not buy any of them personally, BD is still higher for me. As I see at work, there are teams with Parkside equipment that does not even comment on it In my opinion, the best screwdriver Dewalt does, despite the fact that I use the blue Bosch now, the Dewalt impact wins with Bosch.

Anyone of you have any of these screwdrivers and can say how it works?

For a few nice years I have been using Black Decker sharply from spring to winter almost to bolting rails, panes and sheets on roofs. I have worked out the poor and he is still fully functional, sometimes I still use it for small works, furniture etc. It is in good hands. I only mentioned in it the bit holder because it made life. For three years I have been using this set on the photo, and despite the weight and sometimes aching hand when screwing 300 mm carpenters, I would not buy anything else.


Black & Decker is an EGBL188KB-QW model (the set cost about 450 PLN)
Makita set
DDF459, Impack DTD129 screwdriver - both brushless (BL MOTOR) in 2015 cost 2 thousand. PLN (probably today will be cheaper - but the set still Japan is not China).

What are your opinions about EINHELL WIERTARKO - SCREWDRIVER WITH UDAR BT-CD 18-2 Li-i
will be a better choice than BLACK + DECKER (BDASB18V)


INCLUDED:
New cordless drill + UDAR (EINHELL BT-CD 18-2 Li-i)
Charger
2 x 1.5 Ah battery
Suitcase

Which PARKSIDE do you recommend?

Parkside PABH 20-Li B2 cordless impact drill

or
PARKSIDE PSBSA 20-Li A1 screwdriver



Test Review
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPuEjsMcgog
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Wiertarka+akumulatorowa+Parkside+PABH+20Li+B2

I ordered a screwdriver PSBSA 20-Li A1 for normal Lidl, and the future black and white, otherwise identical to green. I have not found one like this, someone sells on allegro as limited. Was anyone with such colors?
On the Lidl website, as I ordered, it was normal and green on the photos.

Hello. I just bought a Parkside PABSP 20-Li B2 screwdriver, i.e. a brushless one, but with X20V Team batteries. This is my first brushless screwdriver. I had two Einhelle Ni-Cd, Hyundai 18V Li-Ion before, which was great, but I decided to change it to brushless technology. What struck me was the very loud work of the screwdriver (compared to previous models I had). It is like a whistle, even louder in second gear. I do not know if this is a symptom of damage or the characteristics of the brushless motor. The difference can also make a turnover, because Einhelle had something in the second gear around 1100, Hyundai 1350, and here is 2000. What do you think about this?

Which one do you recommend? [/ Quote]
Well, I'll disappoint my friend who laughs at parkside teams and uses Bosch himself ha ha. Parkside is from the Bosch family, more precisely from one factory

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akm97 wrote:

What struck me was the very loud work of the screwdriver (compared to the previous models I had).

As for loud work, I have no opinion, because I do not pay attention to the sounds of the screwdrivers, but from what I can see, it is quite good in its class. The only drawbacks are the cracking housing at the base of the battery and you have to be careful to push the gear switch carefully because it can jump between 1 and 2

What opinions do you have :

Parkside Performance 20-volt ACUUMULATOR BRILLIERS PKHAP 20-LI A1 .
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or maybe Parkside Performance PKHAP 20-LI B2

B2 model is manufactured by Grizzly Tools and A1 model by the company Kompernass .

Parkside has made quite a fuss about this B2 model, all in the name of wanting to reduce the price at the expense of quality.
Originally the previous A1 model was manufactured by Kompernass, but its successor, the B2, was also manufactured by Kompernass.
This B2 model differs drastically from the B2 model manufactured by Grizzly Tools.
The Kompernass B2 model has grilles on both radiators, unlike Grizzly Tools, which, in order to save money, left the holes completely open, through which a bit of concrete can get through and damage the radiator. The Kompernass B2 also has a different shock absorber of better quality, and the rubber will not fall out as it can fall out or wear out with Grizzly Tools.
The drill body screws are recessed, as on the A1, whereas on Grizzly Tools they are pushed out of the drill body.
Kompernass deliberately did not put the switch in, whereas Grizzly Tools put the switch in, covered by a film that will eventually tear. Kompernass provides grease in the package, Grizzly Tools does not provide grease.
All in all, Parkside has drastically crippled this model in the name of saving money, leaving it to be manufactured by the much inferior and weaker Grizzly Tools, saving everything that makes Kompernass a respected manufacturer of quality equipment.
Everything that worked on the A1, Kompernass got right , while Grizzly Tools lowered the quality,
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Or is it better to invest in :
PARKSIDE® Hammer drill PBH 1050 D4, 1050 W
Power: 1050 W
Impact energy: 3 joules
Percussion rate: 0-5300 min-¹
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