Koki Holdings Co., Ltd.

Ken Inui

Kazuhiko Funabashi

Takeshi Taniguchi

Kazutaka Iwata

Naoki Tadokoro

Yoshikazu Yokoyama

Yuta Noguchi

Ryosuke Nakano

Tomoaki Sudo

Chisho So

Ryoto Shimizu

A working tool and a drilling method capable of improving workability are provided. A working tool includes a motor, a trigger switch to instruct the driving of the motor, and a microcontroller to control the driving of the motor. The microcontroller stops the motor without transitioning to a retry mode when detecting a rapid increase of a motor current. The microcontroller transitions to the retry mode when detecting an overload without accompanying the rapid increase of the motor current. In the retry mode, the activation and stop of the motor are repeated. When the load applied to a tool bit is eliminated during execution of the retry mode, the microcontroller returns to a normal mode while the trigger switch is kept on.

Working tool and drilling method

Portable electric saw

A power tool includes a prime mover, an output shaft that extends along a first direction and retains a tip tool and is driven by the prime mover, a support member that supports the output shaft to be drivable, a gear that rotates around an axis extending in a second direction crossing the first direction and transmits a power of the prime mover to the output shaft, and a gear cover that accommodates the gear and the support member. Inside the gear cover, a lubricant retention portion capable of retaining a lubricant is arranged at a side of the support member, and the lubricant retention portion is partitioned from a gear accommodation portion that accommodates a gear by a wall extending in a direction intersecting an extending direction of the output shaft in the gear cover.

Working machine

There is provided a power tool including a housing, a brushless motor, a power supply circuit, and a fan. The housing is formed with an inlet hole and an exhaust hole. The brushless motor is supported by the housing. The power supply circuit includes at least one circuit element for supplying electric power of a power source to the brushless motor. The fan is driven by rotation of the brushless motor to generate a cooling air flow that flows from the inlet hole to the exhaust hole in the housing. The housing includes a first housing including a grip portion and supporting the brushless motor. The inlet hole is formed in the first housing. The at least one circuit element is disposed inside the first housing and is cooled by the cooling air flow.

Power tool

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Ibaraki, Japan

Ken Inui