Request a short, continuous demonstration of a specific task. Give the supplier the material, tool configuration and result to show. The buyer should be able to identify the model, follow the setup and read the outcome without inferring what happened between edited shots.
| Segment | What to show | Buyer record |
|---|---|---|
| Identification | Model label and setup on camera | Model, market version and sample date |
| Material | Material and dimensions before the task | Substrate, thickness or diameter |
| Configuration | Bit, blade or tool head and power setup | Exact consumables and settings used |
| Task | The agreed operation in a continuous segment | Observed behaviour and any interruption |
| Result | Output or measurement in frame | Result and follow-up questions |
Write a demonstration brief the supplier can follow
For DUP-CD-014, ask for the agreed drilling task on the buyer’s material, the fitted bit, the settings and a clear view of the finished hole. For DUP-PS-006, ask for one representative branch within the approved operating conditions, show its measured diameter and record the cut outcome. The task should follow the manufacturer’s safe-use instructions. These are request examples, without assumed test outcomes.
Save the evidence with the sample decision
Name the file with the model, sample and date. Keep the clip with the requested protocol and reviewer’s observations. If anything is unclear, ask for a targeted follow-up segment rather than requesting a general promotional montage.
Buyer FAQs
Is a demonstration video sufficient for formal testing?
Use it for the agreed sample review. Separately obtain any method-based test or formal inspection evidence required for the order.
What if the configuration is off camera?
Treat the result as incomplete until you can identify the sample and setup used.
Read the related guide on Power Tool Pre-Shipment Inspection Checklist or request a model-specific quotation with the configuration you need.