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Just the cardboard box and plastic tray (annoyingly!)

I know this is over 3 month ago but you can buy the batteries direct from Lidl's supplier for £15.95 delivered, I've just bought 2 for Cordless Jigsaw and Circular saw, came within 3 days from Germany.

https://www.kompernass.com/index.php?route=common/shop

Purchased it. ta OP...
WHAT A TERRIBLE SEARCH ENGINE ON THIS SITE.....

Nicely done OP. Heat

they only had 4 in my local and i got one of them.


Bateria Parkside 18V PAP 18 -1.5 A1 Battery PDSSA PSSA PWSA 18 A1 1.5Ah

Batería de repuesto Parkside PAP 18 - 1.5 A1 para:
Radial angular (Modelo: PWSA 18 A1)
Sierra de sable (Modelo: PSSA 18 A1)
Atornillador taladrador de percusión a batería (Modelo: PDSSA 18 A1)
Tambien disponible en 2.6Ah
Replacement battery parkside Parkside PAP 18 - 1.5 A1 for:
Angle grinder (model: PWSA 18-Li A1)
Reciprocating saw (model: PSSA 18-Li A1)
Cordless hammer drill (model: PDSSA 18-Li A1)
Avaliable in 2.6Ah too.

EUR 30.00
Approximately £23.04
Postage: EUR 10.00 (approx. £7.68) Priority international package |

They were sold out in the first store I tried( Risca south wales), a workman who was on site there said they all sold first thing this morning. I picked up the track saw while I was there and managed to get the driver from the Ystrad Mynych store where they had around 8 still in stock at the time.

These have flown off the shelves in two stores in brum!

Oh the batteries also mention grizzly-service.eu, suggesting the batteries at least are made by Grizzly Tools.

The batteries are stickered with model number PAP-18-A1 (or PAP-18-1.5-A1) which tallies up with what ebay auctions say. According to the box the batteries are compatible with this impact driver (PDSSA-18-A1), an angle grinder (PWSA-18-A1) and a sabre saw (PSSA-18-A1).

I wondered about compatibility with other parkside cordless tools and according to http://www.lidl.de/de/parkside-akku-schlagbohrschrauber-psbsa-18-li-b2/p214156 and google translate, 'PAP 18 A1 battery series: Three units - three compatible batteries', but I wonder if this is a mistake because it then goes to talk about three devices ending in B2.

Anyone got a PBSA-18-A1 or PBSA-18-B2 and one of these PAP-18-A1 batteries that could confirm whether they're compatible? Not that Lidl are selling these, but I guess they may in the future, so it would be nice to know.

just picked one up and it says that the 1.5ah battery and 2.6ah are interchangeable.

Bosch, Einhell, or possibly Grizzly Tools according to this?

http://www.lidl-service.com/static/121252965/104449_EN_EL.pdf

Ah right most of the stuff I read before said alot of french forums where saying bosch made and distributed them.like you say though very good quality,I always look out for them when they come on offer in lidl.if I didn't already have 4 impact drills id definitely purchase this

Normally I'd agree, as I love to keep things tidy, but to be honest, I've been keeping mine in the box and it's been absolutely fine. A case would be nice but bearing in mind the price point, I got over it more quickly than I might have otherwise!

Agreed, complete overkill (and not in a positive sense!) for flatpack furniture. TBH, I can't remember even using a drill/driver for most jobs like this, preferring a manual for these.

if the larger capacity battery works then it would be great!

Plus £5 P&P but I'm tempted to get one as a spare for the one I own.

Also interesting is the 2.6Ah version which seems to be £20 + £5P&P. I assume this would fit/work given the same battery designation (bar the capacity itself)?

Just so everyone is aware Parkside tools are made by Bosch,so they're quality tools.I bought a sliding mitre saw a few years back excellent bit of kit still going strong after years of use.would definitely recommend these power tools and im a tradesman who owns plenty of diffrent Dewalt,Makita,Bosch

Also did a little research before buying the sliding mitre saw.and from what I could gather from forums concerning Parkside tools was everyone who purchased was very happy with the products and lifespans lasted 10-15 year in somecases.hope this helps anyone thinking of purchasing this impact driver

I bought one of these about 2-3 years ago but it had small battery and ran out of charge really quickly and then battery failed about the 3rd time I used it. However Lidl did refund with no problem.

Have they increased the battery size now on these? Think it was about 1.3Ah last time I got one.

Dumb questions from a DIY novice...

Can this also be used as a regular cordless screwdriver for assembling flat pack furniture, or will this be too powerful? What other issues can I expect?

Also can you get drill bits for this for light drilling into plasterboard walls?

Does this driver take the same 18V battery as the Parkside Drill and circular saw, that were sold a few months ago?

can you get larger batteries 2ah or 3ah that are compatible?

Very tempting. Trying to fight the urge!!

Dammit, just bought myself a Ryobi one for twice the price :-(

I see that they also have an electric nailer/stapler for £16.99 at the same time - anyone have any experience of this ?

anyone know how much it weighs with battery?

Super, been after one for a week or so and at this price with three year warranty I don't see a risk. Cheers.

Purchased both saw and impact driver last year.. both have been used heavily while renovating house.. no issues both work well. Used saw recently for kitchen install,, filler panels MDF work for canopy,, great bit of kit for money..

Great just what I need. I've been hanging on for the Lidl one, thanks for the heads up.

:disappointed: bit of a deal breaker with no carry case


hope it has one this time,
heads-up, they sometimes have stock out near to closing time night before, so could try and grab one then

Did this come with a carry case last time it was on?

good find op, heat added

Did this come with a carry case last time it was on?

Did this come with a carry case last time it was on?

They are also listing a cordless multi tool at £39.99 but would say the Aldi one which is still in many stores at £29.99 is better value.

Going back to this impact driver, it does compete well with units 4 times the price.

Fair point, well made. I'll adjust the content!

Good heads up OP. However, if you're indeed looking for a drill and not a driver, then may I advise that this is not it!! :-)

This is a great piece of kit. Worth it for the battery alone. Also look out for the plunge saw at £69.99. Amazing value.