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M & K Memorandum Toronto
Date:
September 21, 2023
To:
Brenda Seymour, Canadian Director of Procurement
From:
Estella Qi, Equipment Development Shop Supervisor
Subject: Equipment evaluation of the Brakoh cordless drill
The Brakoh cordless drill is evaluated as requested. It is breaking
down every 6 to 8 months, four times faster than the previous model, the
Luxe cordless drill. The causes of failure are indicated below.
Brakoh Drill
The Brakoh cordless drill has plastic gears, which wear easily and slip. The gears connect to the
chuck, which holds and rotates the drill
bid. After 6 to 8 months, there is a grinding noise from the housing,
and the chuck fails to tum. The Brakoh cordless drill uses a 9-volt nickel cadmium battery. The
lifetime of the battery in the Brakoh cordless drill is 6 to 8 months.
Luxe Drill
The Luxe cordless drill we used
previously had gears made of stainless steel which didn't break down The Luxe cordless drill uses a 9-volt lithium battery. The lifetime of
the battery in the Luxe cordless drill is 24 to 32 months.
It appears that the manufacturer of the Brakoh cordless drill has
replaced expensive parts in high wear components with less
expensive parts to lower price. If you have any further questions please contact me at 827-5406.
Mike Schoen
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M & K Memorandum Toronto
Date:
September 22, 2023
To:
Brenda Seymour, Canadian Director of Procurement
From:
Mike Schoen, Equipment Development Shop Supervisor
Subject: Equipment evaluation of the Brakoh cordless drill
The Brakoh cordless drill is evaluated as requested. It is breaking
down every 6 to 8 months, four times faster than the previous model, the
Luxe cordless drill. The causes of failure are indicated below.
Plastic gears
The Brakoh cordless drill has plastic gears, which wear easily and slip. The gears connect to the
chuck, which holds and rotates the drill
bid. After 6 to 8 months, there is a grinding noise from the housing,
and the chuck fails to tum. The Luxe cordless drill we used
previously had gears made of stainless steel which didn't break down.
Power cell
The Brakoh cordless drill uses a 9-volt nickel cadmium battery. The
lifetime of the battery in the Brakoh cordless drill is 6 to 8 months.
The Luxe cordless drill uses a 9-volt lithium battery.
The lifetime of
the battery in the Luxe cordless drill is 24 to 32 months.
It appears that the manufacturer of the Brakoh cordless drill has
replaced expensive parts in high wear components with less
expensive parts to lower price. If you have any further questions please contact me at 827-5406.
Mike Schoen
3
M & K Memorandum Toronto
Date:
September 22, 2023
To:
Brenda Seymour, Canadian Director of Procurement
From:
Jonathan Verrett, Equipment Development Shop Supervisor
Subject: Equipment evaluation of the Brakoh cordless drill
The Brakoh cordless drill is evaluated as requested. It is breaking
down every 6 to 8 months, four times faster than the previous model, the
Luxe cordless drill. The causes of failure are indicated below.
Plastic gears
The Brakoh cordless drill has plastic gears, which wear easily and slip. The gears connect to the
chuck, which holds and rotates the drill
bid. After 6 to 8 months, there is a grinding noise from the housing,
and the chuck fails to tum
Power cell
The Brakoh cordless drill uses a 9-volt nickel cadmium battery. The
lifetime of the battery in the Brakoh cordless drill is 6 to 8 months.
It appears that the manufacturer of the Brakoh cordless drill has
replaced expensive parts in high wear components with less
expensive parts to lower price. If you have any further questions please contact me at 827-5406.
Mike Schoen
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